Flowers of Japanese Chestnut
Even though the appearances of these flowers are different from regular flowers, these are real flowers of Japanese Chestnut. The smell of Japanese Chestnut flowers is relatively strong but it is not good. You can see the picture of nuts and leaves of Japanese Chestnut.
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Trees and Flowers of Japanese Camellia
This photo is for Japanese Camellia trees and flowers.
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White Japanese Apricot Flowers
These white flowers are Japanese Apricot. You can see pink version of these flowers on the old post. The flowers of Japanese Apricot have good fragrance especially white flowers are (I found when I took this picture; White ones have stronger fragrance than pink ones).
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Pink Flowers of Japanese Apricot
These pink flowers are Japanese Apricot (sorry for bad photo quality). Japanese Apricot bloom in late winter and the flowers have good fragrance. In Japan we call this tree as “Ume (梅)” and very popular. And we make a kind of pickles with the fruits of Japanese Apricot and these pickles are also very popular food for Japanese people.
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Camellia Tree
This is Japanese Camellia tree. Camellias have flowers in winter season. We call this plant as “Tsubaki (椿)” and we use their oil in several ways such as cosmetic etc in Japan. I think most of Japanese know this plant and we love this as a garden tree.
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