Prunus serrulata ‘Tai haku’ (Great White Cherry) [8mx6m] This superb tree is reputed to be the most robust and largest flowering cherry known. Pure dazzling white, extra large 6 to 7cm single flowers in drooping clusters are enhanced by rich coppery red young leaves. Usual flowering time is October. Foliage is large, 18cm long and takes on brilliant hues in autumn. Tree is umbrella-shaped and broad. Undoubtedly the most spectacular white blossom trees. Bagged in PB 28.Trees are presently 2.0m plus in height .