My Fuji cherry, Prunus incisa Kojo no Mai, burst into bloom today. I have to hope it is a positive sign.
I am told Kojo no mai means “Dance at a ruined castle.” How very, very apt.
everything in the garden's rosy
the view from a herefordshire garden
My Fuji cherry, Prunus incisa Kojo no Mai, burst into bloom today. I have to hope it is a positive sign.
I am told Kojo no mai means “Dance at a ruined castle.” How very, very apt.
What a beautiful cherry – the name is beautiful too.
Celia
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What a nice cherry tree! How old is it?
Hi Lucie. It is about ten years old.