Who can Identify this?

 This can be found in my front garden - but cannot remember what it is!!? :S ha! Hopefully someone can help? I know, many of you shall be saying it is not a great photo.... But! its the best I can do for now : ) Now this is lovely when in flower, just before the leaves fall they go a lovely red/orange.

I would just like to find out what it is to get some general information - to maintain it etc. Thinking about giving it a good trim!?!? It has some root on it.

Thanks for now
Paul

Is it Cheal's Weeping Cherry? ie a prunus

Is blossom in spring pink?

THATS IT!!!! Well done & thank you! I knew it was something cherry  Yes, goes pink. Do you have one yourself? Should I give it a little tidy up?

Thanks again

Cheal's Weeping Cherry usually has a decorative glossy bark, which doesn't appear to be  the case here, but there are other weeping prunuses - we need to see it in flower 

As it looks as if it's a prunus I wouldn't prune it at this time of year as it will be susceptible to silverleaf.

I seem to have plenty of photos in and around the back garden haha... Currently on the look for a photo of the front. Im sure I have something

Thanks for your help

I have similar small tree which has catkins in spring and is a small willow ,a miniature one since it has not grown.that's what that looks like to me but........

Could it be this one http://www.vdberk.co.uk/tree/prunus-yedoensis-shidare-yoshino ?

mmhm Looks like I have a few of you thinking now.... : ) (Scracting the head)
With regard to your Prunus yedoensis 'Shidare-yoshino' It is taller than what I have here.....

It doesn't have any catkins.

Managed to work it out.... I am sure it is a "Yoshino Weeping Cherry Tree"
(hope you agree)

Thank you very much for all your help.

All the Best

Managed to work it out.... I am sure it is a "Yoshino Weeping Cherry Tree"
(hope you agree) Dovefromabove you were right : )

Thank you very much for all your help.

All the Best