White Cherry Blossom Trees

What are white cherry blossom trees called?

No, it’s not a trick question. While widely referred to as white cherry blossom trees here in the UK, the true name of the white cherry blossom tree is Prunus ‘Tai-Haku. Originating in Japan, the white cherry blossom tree is one of hundreds of cherry blossom tree varieties that range from white to pink and even yellow.

How tall do white cherry blossom trees grow?

The full height of a white cherry blossom tree will depend on the exact variety you choose. As you browse our selection, you’ll see that we’ve included approximate heights that vary from dwarf white cherry blossom trees that reach around 1ft to fully grown white cherry blossom trees that reach around 7ft in height.

Make sure you also take the time to understand how wide the tree may spread, as this will dictate whether it’s suitable for your outdoor space!

When do white cherry blossom trees bloom?

White cherry blossom trees should be considered a rare treat – they bloom right at the end of winter and beginning of spring and this bloom may last as little as two weeks. However, cherry blossom season is generally considered to be around one month and you can expect this to occur in early March to early April.

Our white cherry blossoms are one of many ornamental trees available at Primrose – fill your garden to make sure you can enjoy a variety of blooms all year long.