🍑🌸BEWILDERING BLOSSOMS🌰🍊
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🔍THINGS TO LOOK OUT FOR👀
🎎 Ume (梅の花):
Flowers grow directly from the branch and have no stem.are the sparrows too
having a private party?
plum blossoms
雀らも身祝するか梅の花
-Kobayashi Issa (小林一茶), 1804.
Trans. David G. Lanoue. -
🔍THINGS TO LOOK OUT FOR👀
🎎 Ume (梅の花):
Flowers grow directly from the branch and have no stem.are the sparrows too
having a private party?
plum blossoms
雀らも身祝するか梅の花
-Kobayashi Issa (小林一茶), 1804.
Trans. David G. Lanoue. -
@camelliakyoto what is the implication of a mean peach tree?
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@camelliakyoto what is the implication of a mean peach tree?
@screwlisp For me I can imagine quite a scraggly old tree that looks old and bent and a little 'haunted'. But even on this tree beauty emerges, softening its appearance.
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It is so wonderful, linke it very much 👍
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🌰Almond (アーモンド)-
The flowers are very similar to sakura, but petals darken towards centre (they have a jasmine like aroma).Only the leaves are gently stirred
By the soft breathing of the gale,
And in the almond-scented vale
The lonely nightingale is heard.
-Oscar Wilde. -
🌰Almond (アーモンド)-
The flowers are very similar to sakura, but petals darken towards centre (they have a jasmine like aroma).Only the leaves are gently stirred
By the soft breathing of the gale,
And in the almond-scented vale
The lonely nightingale is heard.
-Oscar Wilde. -
@camelliakyoto this is one of my favorite flowers!
One time when I was little, I saw bumblebees visiting Japanese quince in the evening sun, and it was the most beautiful thing I had seen so far.
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🍑Apricot (杏)-
Ume ('prunus mume') are commonly known as 'plum' in English, but in reality they are related to both the plum and apricot families, so it's probably easier to call them by their Japanese name.Apricot trees, 'anzu' (杏) in Japanese, are a far rarer sight.
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🍑Apricot (杏)-
Ume ('prunus mume') are commonly known as 'plum' in English, but in reality they are related to both the plum and apricot families, so it's probably easier to call them by their Japanese name.Apricot trees, 'anzu' (杏) in Japanese, are a far rarer sight.
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