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A weeping cherry tree with pink blossoms stands in a landscaped garden with tulips, green grass, and shrubs in the background.

Senecio String of Pearls trailing weeping cascading down succulent

A flowering tree with white blossoms stands behind a dark gray fence, displaying lush green leaves under a clear blue sky. Nearby, a Strelitzia 'Giant Bird of Paradise' in a 6" pot enhances the vibrant scene with tropical flair.

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LACM00

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Senecio rowleyanus

String of pearls is a super popular succulent that grows long stems lined with fascinating green 'pearls'. They're great for growing in hanging baskets or displayed on shelves, where their long stems can cascade over the edges. Can be used as an indoor plant if it has direct sunlight. DO NOT over water. 5''/12cm pot

Lagerstroemia indica 'Acoma'

'Acoma' Crepe Myrtle is a spectacular, small, deciduous tree that has appealing drooping clusters of pure white flowers. These flowers have an extra long bloom time. Its attractive peeling bark adds some interest during Winter.

'Acoma' Crepe Myrtle is best placed in a full sunlight position. Little watering is required once it is established. Grows to approximately 3.5m x 3.5m, smaller than many other varieties. If you're looking for a larger white-flowered crepe myrtle, we recommend Natchez.

Senecio rowleyanus

String of pearls is a super popular succulent that grows long stems lined with fascinating green 'pearls'. They're great for growing in hanging baskets or displayed on shelves, where their long stems can cascade over the edges. Can be used as an indoor plant if it has direct sunlight. DO NOT over water. 4''/10cm pot

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These pink weeping cherries are part of the Subhirtella species, which are weeping cherries grow wider than their other relatives. This makes them the best choice for a weeping shade and feature tree. You can literally sit under an umbrella canopy of blossoms in the spring! The Weeping Cherry tree is a superb blossoming tree that has both spectacular floral and foliage beauty and high versatility. These trees are grafted which means they stay small and do not grow in height once planted. Instead they mature by growing a thicker trunk and a much fuller weeping head. Highly recommended as a landscape feature plant, with masses of flowers in spring. It’s adaptable to a wide range of conditions including heat and moderate drought. Good disease resistance, flowers best in full sun. The 'Rosea' pink weeping cherry is best kept out of the wind so as to retain the blossoms and autumn leaves for longer. Weeping cherries don't like soggy roots so plant in well draining soil or in a mound above the soil line to assist with drainage. It's worth mentioning that weeping cherry trees are a type of ornamental cherry, which means they don't produce edible fruit but instead put their energy into beautiful flowers.

Video: 'Acoma' Crepe Myrtle, one of the best small white flowering trees

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Botanical Name	Prunus subhirtella pendula 'Rosea'
Other Common Names	Pink Weeping Cherry, Rosea Weeping Cherry
Origin	Japan
Plant Type	Weeping Tree
Leaf Drop	Deciduous
Sunshine	Full Sun, Part Shade
Tolerances	Pollution Tolerant, Poor Soil Tolerant, Soggy Soil Sensitive, Frost Tolerant, Heat Tolerant, Drought Tolerant
Soil Type	Loam, Loamy – Clay, Sandy – Loam, Well drained
pH	Acidic, Neutral
Water Requirement	Moderate
Fertilise Me	October, September
Fertilizer Frequency	Annually
Planting Distance	Min. 3m away from any other plant or object
Max Height	3m
Max Width	4.5m
Growth Speed	Moderate
Prune Me	after flowering, Only if required
Flowering	Yes
Flowering Time	August, November, October, September
Flower Colour	Pink
Fragrance	None
Foliage Colour	Green
Autumn Colour	Orange, Red, Yellow
Fruit / Seed	No
Attracts	Bees
Toxic To	Dogs
Uses	Feature Tree