Autumnalis Cherry Tree

Key Features

• Blooming Season: Unlike most cherry trees, the Autumnalis Cherry produces delicate, semi-double flowers from late autumn through early spring, often blooming intermittently between November and March. The blossoms emerge from deep pink buds and open to pale pink or white flowers, adding color to the winter landscape.

• Foliage: The tree boasts dark green, ovate leaves that turn vibrant shades of yellow and orange in the fall, providing seasonal interest beyond its flowering period.

• Size and Growth: Typically reaching a height and spread of 48 meters (1326 feet) over 1020 years, the Autumnalis Cherry has a spreading, bushy habit, making it suitable for small to medium-sized gardens.

• Fruit: Post-flowering, it may produce small, pea-sized black fruits that attract birds, enhancing garden biodiversity.
  

  Growing Zones: 5 to 8

  Mature Height:	25 Feet
  Sunlight:	Full Sun
  Mature width:	25 Feet
  Botanical Name:	Prunus subhirtella