How much does a Japanese cherry blossom sapling cost, and when does it usually bloom?

Japanese cherry blossom, also known as Tokyo cherry, originated in Japan, and is now planted in courtyards, parks, lakesides and other places in many parts of our country. The flowers of the Japanese cherry are dense and pink in color, very beautiful, and attract many people to view them every year. So how much does a Japanese cherry sapling cost? When does it generally bloom?

1. How much does a Japanese cherry sapling cost?

The price of Japanese cherry saplings is roughly from several dozen yuan to several thousand yuan per tree. In addition, the price of Japanese cherry saplings is affected by factors such as ground diameter, height, variety, purchase quantity, purchase channel and region.

According to relevant websites, we can learn that the price of Japanese cherry saplings with a ground diameter of 6cm is 75-100 yuan/tree; the price of Japanese cherry saplings with a ground diameter of 7cm is 120-150 yuan/tree; the price of Japanese cherry saplings with a ground diameter of 8cm is 280-350 yuan/tree; the price of Japanese cherry saplings with a ground diameter of 12cm is 750-900 yuan/tree; the price of Japanese cherry saplings with a ground diameter of 15cm is 2100-2800 yuan/tree.

2. When do Japanese cherry trees generally bloom?

Different varieties of Japanese cherry blossom at different times, ranging from January in early spring to around March. Everyone should choose suitable Japanese cherry varieties according to the local temperature, geographical environment and other conditions.

3. Planting methods for Japanese cherry trees

1. Soil selection

Japanese cherry trees are shallow-rooted plants, so they should be planted in sandy loam with deep soil, good looseness, strong air permeability and good water retention capacity.

2. Planting

Before planting cherry saplings, level the soil, dig a hole and fill it with a certain amount of organic fertilizer, then place the cherry sapling in the hole and let the roots spread out in all directions. After filling the soil around the cherry sapling, lift the sapling upward a little to let the roots extend, then firm the soil. The planting depth is best kept consistent with the original depth of the cherry sapling, as this is more conducive to survival. After planting is completed, water thoroughly once to settle the roots, and use a frame to keep the sapling upright, which can also prevent it from being blown down by strong wind.

3. Watering

Cherry saplings should be watered once every ten days to maintain soil moisture, but do not water too much, so as to avoid water accumulation and root rot. After watering, loosen the soil in time, then cover it with grass to reduce water evaporation.

4. Fertilizing

The growth of cherry saplings also requires additional topdressing, once in winter and once after the flowers fall. In addition, fertilizer should be applied according to the specific growth conditions of the cherry saplings, and it should not be applied too concentratedly at one time, so as to avoid root burn.

5. Pruning work

Every time you find branches that are leggy, withered, or attacked by pests and diseases, prune them off in time. After pruning, pay attention to disinfecting with medicine to avoid infection.

6. Pest and disease control

Common pests and diseases of cherry trees include gall aphids, scale insects, brown spot disease, root nodule disease, etc. They should be prevented in time, and once symptoms are found, medicine should be used immediately for treatment.