Weeping Higan Cherry Euonymus Rock Gardens: Drapes beautifully over

Rock Gardens: Drapes beautifully over stones and garden walls

If you want spring color that feels bold but not heavy

Pruning: Prune in late winter to early spring to shape and encourage new flowering wood

This evergreen tropical shrub is prized for its pendulous

Urban Gardens: Compact form suits tight spaces and city landscapes

Weeping Higan Cherry Euonymus Rock Gardens: Drapes beautifully overWeeping Higan Cherry (Prunus x subhirtella 'Pendula') Weeping Higan Cherry is a graceful ornamental cherry that drapes long, fountain like branches in masses of soft pink, single blossoms each spring; glossy summer foliage and warm fall color extend its four season appeal for small to medium landscapes. Distinctive Features Arching, cascading branches flower heavily on bare wood, creating a waterfall of bloom; polished, cherry brown bark with pale