Prunus serrulata Kanzan is a medium sized deciduous tree, the powerful main branches form a stiffly vased shaped when young, later spreading to between 5 to 8 metres wide.
Despite being somewhat drought-tolerant, Kanzans prefer plenty of moisture, preferably through regular irrigation.
Kanzan Cherry Trees grow best in full sun, which means it needs at least six hours of direct, unfiltered sunlight each day. This will produce optimal blossoming. However, the tree can tolerate part-shade.
Fertilize Kanzan Cherry Trees once a year in the spring with a fertilizer that's specifically developed to be used with cherry trees.
This cultivar of Cherry Tree isn't particular about the type of soil in which it grows. It can grow well in acidic or alkaline soils that loamy, sandy, or clay. The tree prefers moist conditions but is somewhat drought-tolerate once established. Add a layer of mulch to the top of the soil to keep it moist and insulated, particularly during the winter months.
Generally speaking, very little pruning is necessary for Prunus 'Kanzan.' If you need to prune, do so after the tree flowers. Sometimes, the limbs can grow too quickly and heavy for the base. Prune away the heavy branches as needed.
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