Plum blossoms and Camellia are probably the quintessence of early Japanese spring. Too bad I’m not there this time around!
This winter has been particularly cold in Japan, so I guess a little more patience is needed before spring comes around.
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Japanese Spring
Posted in Asia, Japan, tagged Camellia, plum blossom, Tsubaki, ume on February 17, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Terrace Update XI
Posted in Asia, Japan, Roof Garden, tagged Camellia, container garden, peach blossoms, roof terrace, Tsubaki on March 10, 2010 | 2 Comments »
After the beautiful January, February had turned out rather cold and dreary. Twice, there has even been some snow cover, something which had never happened last winter. This was not taken well by everyone. But the cherry was not disturbed and blossomed beautifully, and now it’s the turn of the pink peach blossoms (which sadly keep getting rained on). (more…)
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