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Plants and the Japanese
... Japanese Garden Ikebana, Japanese Floral Art Plants and Japanese Literature Plants Utilized for Traditional Ceremonies Plants and Kimono (traditional costume) Rice and the Japanese Japanese Vegetables Forestry in Japan Satoyama Ecosystem Plants and Japanese ... the next pages. Japan's Chrysanthemum Wizards Under the Cherry Blossoms Furisode: the Japanese Sence of Beauty The link to the Human Flower ...
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Links to Japanese Plants Websites
... Japanese Camellias", published by The Japanese Camellia Society. This site is created by Dr. Yamaguchi of Ehime University. Cherry blossom Website The website "SAKURA SARASARA" introduces to Japanese cherry blossom cultivars with flower images. You can check various types of flower by visiting this website. (Japanese ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Cherry Esplanade
... in 1970 and are currently the oldest on Cherry Esplanade. Cherry Walk A gently meandering path, east of Cherry Esplanade and behind the Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden. The cherries here, also 'Kanzan', were first purchased from a Long Island nursery in 1921; two from the original planting still survive. Cherry ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden
... Cherry Esplanade Children's Garden Cranford Rose Garden Crape-Myrtle Walk Daffodil Hill Discovery Garden Fragrance Garden Herb Garden Home Composting Exhibit Iris and Peony Collection Japanese ... Many of these plants are traditionally found in Japanese gardens, including Japanese irises, Japanese tree peonies, Japanese maples, and azaleas. Japanese flowering cherries, which mark the beginning of ...
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Prunus sp. - cherry
... cherry. Prunus serrulata: flowering cherry, Japanese cherry, Oriental cherry, Japanese flowering cherry - Another popular cherry, this one has white flowers and black fruits. Many cultivars are available. hardy in zones 6-8. Prunus serrulata 'Hisakura': flowering cherry ...
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FD04 - BLACK KNOT OF PLUM AND CHERRY
... morbosa (sym. Dibotryon morbosum). Black knot can occur on both sweet and sour cherry, Damson, American, European, and Japanese varieties of cultivated plums and prunes as well as wild cherries and plums. The disease is common throughout much of North Carolina occurring on many wild plum and cherry trees ...
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CAPULIN CHERRY Fruit Facts
... Cherry, Capulin, Capuli, Tropic Cherry. Related Species: Sweet Cherry (Prunus avium), Western Sand Cherry (P. besseyi), Myrobalan Plum (P. cerasifera), Sour Cherry (P. cerasus), European Plum (P. domestica), Beach plum (P. maritima), Japanese ...
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Pan Picture
... . We are an all volunteer arboretum and botanical garden. Japanese Garden Article: The Japanese Gardens at the Missouri botanical Garden in St. Louis ... as a flower, or sekka. In spring the blossoms of cherry trees and azaleas give way to the myriad greens of ... inspired in 1972 by a proposal of the Japanese American Citizens' League to establish a Japanese garden at the Missouri Botanical Garden. The ...
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Questions On Cherry
... what chance do I have of growing one or more varieties of Japanese cherry trees? According to National Geographic's "Field Guide to Trees," they ... Q: Can you tell me if black cherry fruit is okay to eat? (Ellendale, N.D.) A: Black cherry fruit is edible. Just don't ... from North Dakota). I live in Eastern Canada and have two Japanese ornamental cherry trees which are about 15 years old. For the last ...
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Japanese Garden - Rock Gardens - The Helpful Gardener
... These are called Poem Card stones as they resemble the folded poems hung in the cherry trees in spring. (Very effective near trees for that reason). Simply remember the flow ... landscape, and takes just a few hours to set up. history of Japanese gardening Japanese garden design principles Japanese rock gardens Bonsai Tree bonsai - watering bonsai - planting bonsai - choosing contact  about ...
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