The Mt. Fuji Cherry (also known as ‘Shirotae’) is the epitome of elegance, with its gracefully spreading branches adorned with fragrant, semi-double pure white flowers. The blooms seem to float like clouds above the garden. Its horizontal, tiered habit and delightful almond scent make it a poetic and majestic choice for a spacious lawn in a cooler Bay Area microclimate.

• Bears fragrant, semi-double to double, pure white flowers that open from pink buds, creating a cloud-like effect against the sky in early to mid-spring.

• Grows with a distinctive, wide-spreading, almost flat-topped habit with horizontal branching, offering a dramatic architectural form year-round.

• The flowers emit a delicate, sweet almond fragrance, adding an enchanting sensory layer to its visual display.

• Foliage emerges with a bronze tint, turns green, and provides pleasant yellow fall color.

• Best suited for larger landscapes in cooler Bay Area zones where its expansive form and chill requirements can be met.