How Do You Plant An Ornamental Cherry Tree?
Like many trees, ornamental cherry trees prefer well-drained and moist soil during the first two or three seasons after planting. Ornamental cherries, however, are extremely adaptable trees that can thrive in many soil types, as well as a wide variety of climate zones. Find the right spot to plant your ornamental cherry tree. These trees can grow to a height of 25 to 40 feet, with a spread of more than 20 feet. Decide on a location where a mature tree will not interfere with fences, buildings or power lines. Plant your ornamental cherry tree in either spring or fall. If you choose to plant your tree in autumn, you may need to prune all new growth from the tree to ensure that it will remain dormant through the winter. Dig a hole that is slightly deeper than the root ball of your ornamental cherry tree, and at least twice the width. You may want to create a hole with an even larger diameter if the soil is unusually hard, compacted or wet. Remove your ornamental cherry tree from the conta
