Flowering Cherry in Pacific Northwest

I'm also in the Northwest. These trees can do fine in winter shade, but they should start to get sun at least by the equinox (third week in March) if they are to bloom properly and leaf out properly. You can check where the angle of the sun will be very shortly (third week in september). If you wait and plant the tree then, you'll ensure that the tree will be in a good growing environment. At least in my area, these trees will bloom with about

Any particular varieties anyone had great luck with? I looked at some crapapples, flowering cherries and a hawthorne tree this last weekend at the nursery?

S> I'm also in the Northwest. These trees can do fine in winter shade, but they

We have a Kwanza cherry but it is only a couple of years in the ground. So far so good.

Here's my article on the Kanzan (obsolete spelling Kwanzan) double-flowering cherry:

Hi,

Thanks. I was looking at that variety actually. We might try that one.

Sonia Van Tassel