The serrated cherry ‘Amanogawa’ is an exceptional ornamental cherry variety with a columnar, narrow habit, making it perfect even for small gardens. It delights with abundant spring flowering and an elegant appearance throughout the season. ‘Amanogawa’ usually grows 4–6 meters tall while maintaining a very narrow, columnar form (about 1–1.5 m wide). This makes it ideal for places where other trees would not fit. The flowers are large, semi-double, pale pink, often with a delicate fragrance. They appear in April and May, creating a striking vertical accent in the garden. The leaves are light green in spring, darken in summer, and turn yellow-orange in autumn. It may occasionally produce fruit, but not often. The fruits are not edible and not suitable for use. Grafted plant.