One of the most famous American elms is the Liberty Tree, which stood in Boston ... a pale yellow before being shed. Cherry trees often take on an umbrella shape as they grow, with the branches ...

For 16 generations, master gardeners in this one family have dedicated their lives to preserving one of the nation's most cherished – and highly sought-out – symbols. Each spring during sakura ...

As we strolled through the garden, Shinichi paused at an umbrella-like shidarezakura (weeping cherry), its swooping branches covered in geisha-blush blossoms. Shinichi said this 40-year-old tree ...

Another popular but troubled tree is Higan cherry (Prunus subhirtella), often sold in a weeping form. Like the Japanese flowering cherry, it is a short-lived tree that is susceptible to many ...

There is an Okame cherry tree ... shape — the Yaezakura bundles have more than the typical five flowers, while Kanhizakura flora is almost bell-shaped. There are even ancient types, like the ...

There’s a new Stumpy in town. The original stump-shaped cherry tree, beloved by Washingtonians, was cut down by the National Park Service in May to rebuild the seawall on the south side of the ...

As spring bursts into bloom, a flowering cherry ... shape. 4 – Are flowering cherry trees suitable for small gardens? Yes, many flowering cherry tree varieties are perfect for small gardens. They come ...

Japan is renowned for its breathtaking sakura (cherry blossom) landscapes, drawing visitors from around the world to witness their fleeting beauty. Among these, the "Shidarezakura," or weeping cherry ...

In March, the wintry landscape will be transformed into a panoply of pale pink, when Japan’s sakura or cherry ... umbrella-like canopy that almost makes it appear to be weeping. “ ...