This is a very popular pink flowering cherry trees that has a vase-shaped look, and reddish-brown bark.
Fragrant, pink flowers open in the Spring.
 
Leaves are bronze red in the Fall. Excellent heat and cold tolerant. Nice specimen tree or grouping of three to five trees.
Grows to 40 ft. and hardy to minus 20 degrees.

This is the very popular flowering cherry trees that are so famous in the Washington D.C. landscape.
Fragrant, white flowers open in the Spring.
Falling petals look like giant snowflakes! Nice as street plantings, or specimen tree.
Grows to 40 ft. and hardy to minus 15 degrees.

This is one of the most popular of the Japanese Cherries!
This is a vigorous grower, it is vase-shaped when young, with upright branches that later spread more widely. Clusters of large, purple-pink, double flowers, 2 inch across, open in Spring as the young leaves emerge. Grows to 20-25 ft tall, and hardy to minus 15 degrees.

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