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Pink Flair® Cherry Tree
(Prunus sargentii Pink Flair®)
Welcome spring in spectacular fashion with the Pink Flair Cherry Tree, a refined ornamental tree prized for its vivid pink blossoms and elegant upright form. One of the earliest flowering cherry trees, Pink Flair bursts into bloom with a profusion of deep pink, single flowers along its slender branches—often before the leaves appear. Its compact, columnar shape makes it perfect for narrow spaces, urban gardens, or as a formal accent in landscape designs.
Key Features:
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Brilliant Spring Blooms: Rich pink, single flowers blanket the tree in early spring for a show-stopping display.
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Narrow Upright Form: Grows 20–25 feet tall and just 10–15 feet wide—ideal for small spaces and street plantings.
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Seasonal Foliage: Glossy green leaves provide lush summer texture and turn vibrant orange-red in fall.
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Cold Hardy: One of the hardiest flowering cherry trees, thriving in colder climates (Zones 4–8).
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Low Maintenance: Strong structure and disease resistance make growing and caring for easy.
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Four-Season Interest: Offers striking blooms, elegant foliage, and attractive bark for year-round appeal.
Care Tips:
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Plant well-drained soil in full sun for the best performance of flower and foliage.
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Water regularly during the first growing season to establish a strong root system.
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Prune lightly in late winter to shape or remove any crossing or damaged branches.
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Apply mulch to conserve moisture and protect roots from temperature extremes.
Whether planted as a specimen, in a row along a driveway, or to frame an entrance, the Pink Flair Cherry Tree adds elegance, color, and charm to any landscape. Its upright habit and cold tolerance make it a standout among ornamental trees.
