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Sargent Cherry

Prunus Sargentii 'Columnaris'

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Overview

Prunus sargentii 'Columnaris', or Sargent Cherry, is a narrow, upright deciduous tree standing 40 ft tall with a spread of 15 ft. Known for its vibrant pink blossoms in spring, it bears glossy green foliage that transitions to fiery reds in fall. This hardy species is ideal for creating vertical accents in landscapes, thriving in zones 4-7 with full sun and well-drained soil. Provides year-round interest and is relatively low maintenance.

Sun FullWater MediumZones 4–8Type TreeClimate Temperate
Sargent Cherry (Prunus Sargentii 'Columnaris') — <br><br>This ornamental cherry variety is highly prized for its rich; pink blossoms that envelop the branches

Culture

Sun
Full
Water
Medium
USDA zones
4–8

Shape & size

Mature height
30–50 Ft.
Mature width
10–15 Ft.

Classification

Type
Tree
Family
Rosaceae
Climate
Temperate

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Sargent Cherry (Prunus Sargentii 'Columnaris') — upright deciduous tree standing 40 ft tall with a spread of 15 ft; this hardy species is ideal for, image 51
Sargent Cherry (Prunus Sargentii 'Columnaris') — Known for its vibrant pink blossoms in spring; the single to semi-double flowers, image 52
Sargent Cherry (Prunus Sargentii 'Columnaris') — Known for its vibrant pink blossoms in spring
Sargent Cherry (Prunus Sargentii 'Columnaris') — although this species is known for its moderate drought tolerance once established
Sargent Cherry (Prunus Sargentii 'Columnaris') — pink blossoms that envelop the branches in early to mid-spring before the emergence of foliage; reddish-brown
Sargent Cherry (Prunus Sargentii 'Columnaris') — reddish-brown bark provides exquisite winter appeal with notable texture.<br><br>Well-suited for, image 42
Sargent Cherry (Prunus Sargentii 'Columnaris') — tree for full; enhancing the aesthetic of your client's garden year-round
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