Flowering Cherry Tai Haku 1 x Bare Root Tree

Colourful leaves shifting from green to deep bronze Large white blossoms in spring Root length: 3-ft on arrival Prunus ‘Tai-haku’, or Great White Cherry, will infuse your garden with a touch of East Asia. This tree is perfect for larger gardens, offering stunning large white blossoms that begin in April. Its beauty extends throughout the year, with colourful leaves transitioning from green to deep bronze, and dark bark adding further appeal. Once native to Japan, the Great White Cherry went extinct but was rediscovered in 1930s England, making it a rare piece of horticultural history. All current trees are descendants of that original specimen. After 10 years, this tree can grow to around 10-16ft tall, providing a spectacular centrepiece for your garden.