Ornamental cherry tree (Prunus spec)
Introduction
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Ornamental cherry tree (Prunus spec)
Image: © Evelyn Simak Taken: 3 May 2018
It is currently flowering near the north-western corner of Section GG. Flowering cherry trees are a highly varied genus of trees, renowned for producing the most delightful display of flowers in spring and summer. The flowers can be single, double, or semi-double and range in colour from vivid pink to pure white. The species contains weeping varieties (depicted here) and ornamental barked trees as well as large spreading trees. Some varieties flower over the winter.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.632602
Longitude
1.259487