Yoshino Cherry - Prunus x yedoensis Privacy Plants Myrica pennsylvanica can be found

Myrica pennsylvanica can be found growing in thickets of dense forest or on the blustery dunes of the Atlantic Ocean

Hardiness Zone: Zone 2-9

accented by red samaras

This cultivar is considered one of the best maples for fall color because it develops its brilliant hues a couple weeks earlier than other trees and retains that blazing foliage longer than most—usually for at least three weeks

5" long) with doubly toothed margins turn yellow in fall

Yoshino Cherry - Prunus x yedoensis Privacy Plants Myrica pennsylvanica can be foundYoshino Cherries offer an amazing show of light pink white flowers in the Spring that are most recognized for their beautiful displays throughout Washington D. C.. Yoshino cherries are graceful ornamental trees with a beautiful, spreading, broad canopy. Flowers are followed by small black cherries which are bitter to humans but loved by birds. Foliage turns yellow with bronze tints in the fall. They are a great tree due to their beautiful canopy,