We planted this ornamental cherry tree during the summer of 2000. This was the first spring, 2001. It has only grown a few inches taller, but there are many more branches and the trunk is thicker.

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One of Japan's Dreamiest Cherry Blossom Spots 🌸 Kitakami Tenshochi Park is renowned as one of the top 3 spots in Tohoku for cherry blossom viewing, and has been selected as one of the top 100 cherry blossom spots in Japan boasting a stunning display of Somei Yoshino cherry trees reflecting in the serene waters of Kitakami River. The Somei Yoshino trees were past their peak when we visited but luckily, the weeping cherry trees were in full bloom. I was really in awe and this was definitely…

🌸 This iconic, ancient, and massive weeping cherry tree is estimated to be about 300 years old, with a trunk circumference of over 3 meters (10 feet) and...

Weeping trees add interest to a landscape all year long. Instead of growing straight up, their branches gracefully cascade down.

A list of the very best weeping trees for small gardens, so that you can pick something beautiful for your home

Japanese weeping cherry tree

Take a gander at the selection of Cherry Blossom Trees sold on NatureHills.com. Their delicacy and elegance make them the ideal attribute to your landscape.

I hope each of you had a wonderful Passover or Easter celebration! I love the parallels between the Jewish celebration of Passover and the Christian celebration of Easter. The Jewish holiday is a reminder of the first Passover meal eaten by the Hebrews before they escaped from slavery in Egypt. Each household was to kill a lamb and swab its blood on the top and sides of their doorposts. Then they were to roast the lamb and eat it with bread baked without yeast, so they would be ready to…

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