Winter Flowering Cherry Tree Prunus Autumnalis Rosea 150-175cm

Prunus subhirtella 'Autumnalis Rosea' is one of the few cherry trees to flower in winter, with pale pink blooms from October to March, providing reliable garden color during the colder months. Supplied as a 150–175cm bare root tree, pruned and ready for planting in UK gardens.

Key Features

• Flowering period: October to March (peak winter months)
• Flower color: Light pink to rose
• Supplied as: Bare root, 150–175cm tall, nursery pruned
• Final size: Up to 8m height, wide-spreading crown in 15 years
• Growth rate: Medium; small to medium-sized mature tree
• Hardiness: Suitable for most UK regions
• Soil and site: Full sun, moist well-drained soils (chalk, limestone, sandy)

FAQs

• Which cherry trees flower in winter? Prunus subhirtella 'Autumnalis Rosea' blooms reliably Oct–March.
• Is Autumnalis Rosea suitable for UK gardens? Fully hardy; thrives across the UK when planted in optimal sites.
• Care tips: Soak roots before planting. Keep soil moist but not waterlogged in the first year. Minimal pruning required after establishment.
• How does it compare to other Japanese cherries? Unique extended flowering season, smaller stature, good for small gardens or borders.