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Prunus mume form. pendula (Weeping mume) - 2

By Tsuyoshi

Prunus mume form. pendula (Weeping mume) - 2 (Prunus mume form. pendula)

4 Mar, 2009
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This photo was taken at close place to the weeping mume.
The next photo is a close-up.

Comments on this photo

Sueb

Absolutely beautiful !

4 Mar, 2009

Lil

it is so beautiful in it's simplicity....

4 Mar, 2009

Bernieh

This is a fantastic photo. It is so very pretty.

5 Mar, 2009

Mzgreenfing..

fantastic - is this your garden? if so how lucky to have such lovely tree specimens all around (and by the way your English is pretty spectacular too!!)

7 Apr, 2009

Tsuyoshi

Thank you for all your comments.

Hi Mzgreenfing, No, it isn't. Sorry for leaving explanation out in photo details of this photo, but it is in photo details of the photo which a white mume is in front of the pendulous mume. This Japanese garden is in Hiroshima Botanical Garden situated at about 12 km distance from my house, and has plants more than ten thousands. I love nature and above all wild plants which bear pretty little flowers, so I planted them in very narrow places (within 1 sq. meter) around my house, covering with fallen leaves of pine tree, zalkova tree, Japanese oak (Quercus serrata) and etc, and also sometime setting small stones or locks, which all are seemd to be suitable for features of each plant. On the next Sunday, I will post two photos of violet which the one is blooming in a mountain closer to my house and the another in a said narrow place where i covered with fallen leaves of pine tree in last year. You will find out my feeling for wild plants, seeing the two.

8 Apr, 2009