We have an avenue of Japanese Cherry Trees in our local town of Solothurn and now they are in full bloom.
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This Japanese Cherry Tree was amazing. Thanks Anita
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Glad you like it. Please note my name is Pat (for Patricia)
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BEAUTIFUL!
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And all in flower
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Ours aren’t blooming yet. Oh so pretty Pat đ
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Brightens up the street
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Those are impressive. These trees are popular in the Pacific Northwest, particularly in the Japanese neighborhoods of Seattle and Portland. They are popular in Japantown of San Jose also, but do not perform as well in the climate there. There are several at work, but they are rather lanky because of the partial shade of the redwoods.
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We have one on our estate and it is always a pleasure to see the flowers in Spring. We seem to have a good climate for them here.
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Yes, they respond favorably to a good wintry chill, which is why they do not perform as well here.
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They are beautiful trees aren’t they?
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I was quite surprised to see them in town all in flower. They are very impressive
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