Japanese cherry Tree Blossom

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morpheme

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I don't think this is a taihaku - there shouldn't be any pink and the flowers should be single.
"There is not a hint of pink or yellow on the petalsand the near-blueness of the white, together with the lack of either a crinkled edge or any double flowers"
Garden flower and trees can be tough with all of the hybrids out there. Posted 10 years ago, modified 10 years ago
1. Sara Sadler
  
  King Cobra
  
  Thank you for helping - I must admit I wouldn't have a clue. I took this at some public gardens and I thought this was the sign attached to it! I may have got my labels confused! Posted 10 years ago
2. 1. WildFlower
    
    Lion
    
    Great white cherry tree, Prunus Taihaku is a cultivar of the Japanese cherry Prunus serrulata. This is most likely another double flower cultivar of the same species which range from white to pink. Posted 10 years ago

Patomarazul

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Hello Sarah, I think this is actually Prunus subhirtiella
https://www.jardins-du-monde.be/en/shrubs-bushes/538-winter-flowering-cherry.html
I have removed Prunus serrulata from your ID. If you agree I can add the right ID to your spotting. Cheers! Posted 3 years ago

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By Sara Sadler

Uploaded Apr 24, 2015. Captured Apr 13, 2015 09:59.

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