Pink Cascade Weeping Peach #5 Container

Description

It doesn’t produce fruit, so problems with diseases or pests are rarely important to the health of your tree. The Pink Cascade Weeping Peach Tree is a superb spring-flowering tree that will really brighten your garden. It has an arching and semi-cascading form, with a rounded crown that will grow to 15 feet tall and wide. In April the bare branches are smothered in rows and rows of large, double, bright pink flowers and this tree makes a gorgeous lawn specimen, or it looks planted in a large garden bed. To keep things interesting after flowering, the leaves are purple-red from late spring to fall, when they turn golden yellow. A gorgeous arching and cascading spring-flowering tree Large bright pink flowers all along the bare branches Rounded crown to 15 feet tall and wide Purple-red leaves all summer Heat resistant and reliable Grow the Pink Cascade Weeping Peach Tree in full sun for maximum blooming. It thrives in any well-drained soil, doing in richer, moist soils, although once established it is relatively drought tolerant. It thrives in hot weather, and it grows well from zone 5 all the way into zone 9. It doesn’t produce fruit, so problems with diseases or pests are rarely important to the health of your tree. It can be pruned for shape in summer, removing crowded branches as needed. To keep things interesting after flowering, the leaves are purple-red from late spring to fall, when they turn golden yellow.

Key Features

• It has an arching and semi-cascading form, with a rounded crown that will grow to 15 feet tall and wide.
• It thrives in any well-drained soil, doing in richer, moist soils, although once established it is relatively drought tolerant.
• A gorgeous arching and cascading spring-flowering tree Large bright pink flowers all along the bare branches Rounded crown to 15 feet tall and wide Purple-red leaves all summer Heat resistant and reliable Grow the Pink Cascade Weeping.
• The Pink Cascade Weeping Peach Tree is a superb spring-flowering tree that will really brighten your garden.
• In April the bare branches are smothered in rows and rows of large, double, bright pink flowers and this tree makes a gorgeous lawn specimen, or it looks planted in a large garden bed.
• To keep things interesting after flowering, the leaves are purple-red from late spring to fall, when they turn golden yellow.