| Shape | Narrow upright. |
| Landscape | Accent or specimen tree, mass plantings, informal gardens, flower gardens, borders, screening, flowering tree groves. |
| Propagation | This cultivar can be propagated by cuttings or budding. |
| Cultivation | Plant in full sun to partial shade in moist but well-draining loam, sandy, clay or chalky soils of any pH. |
| Pests | Caterpillars, leaf-mining moths and aphids, bullfinches which eat the buds. |
| Notable Specimens | The A.M. Cuddy Gardens, Strathroy, Ontario, Canada. |
| Habitat | Horticultural origin. |
| Bark/Stem Description | Smooth woody bark with small leaf and flower stem scars on mature branches. |
| Leaf Description | Simple pinnate leaves. |
| Flower Description | Simple, singular 5-petaled blossoms with 3 - 5 long pistils that bloom after leaves emerge. |
| Fruit Description | Small, round and edible cherry-like pomes may occasionally grow. |
| Colour Description | Very pale pink blossoms with blush pink and yellow pistils. Light green foliage in the summer which turns beautiful shades of reds and oranges in autumn. Grey-brown bark and cherry-red pomes. |
| Texture Description | Medium. |
