Weeping Cherry Falling Snow is a graceful deciduous tree with cascading branches, ideal for lawns, courtyards and feature planting.

At a glance Pot: 400mm pot Height now: approx. 1.2m to graft Mature size: 3–4m tall × 3–4m wide, depending on graft height Sun: full sun to part shade Foliage: deciduous Hardiness: frost hardy

Why choose a Falling Snow Weeping Cherry?

Cascading branches covered in white spring blossom make Falling Snow a graceful feature that attracts bees and other pollinators. Fresh summer foliage, golden autumn colour and a bare weeping winter form extend its appeal, with minimal pruning needed in cool-climate gardens such as Ballarat.

How can I use it in my garden?

• Use as a feature in a courtyard, lawn or front garden.

• Pair with pink weeping cherries for layered spring colour.

• Plant near a patio or pathway to enjoy the blossom closely.

Where does it grow best?

Grow in full sun to part shade in moist, fertile, well-drained soil. It is frost hardy and reliable in cool climates such as Ballarat.

What does it look like through the year?

White blossom covers the cascading branches in spring, followed by fresh green summer leaves that provide soft shade. Golden-yellow autumn leaves fall to reveal the bare arching winter form.