'Hatazakura' means "flag cherry." This medium-size tree produces a profusion of five-petaled pale pink blossoms that turn white when fully open. The tree originated from a celebrated cherry still grown in the Hakusan Shrine in Tokyo.
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Cherry Cultivars Area
Learn to identify sweet fern, jewelweed, and sundew, all plants native to this region. One repels ants, one prevents poison ivy, and one eats flies.
View Get to Know Your Native Plants
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