
I found pink cherry blossoms have opened already. This would be Cerasus x kanzakura 'Kawazu-zakura' 河津櫻. Pink ones bloom earlier than white.
The buds are still small. They bloom in end March.
You may still remember that I found a whisk fern on the cherry a few years ago.
Last autumn I saw this fern turned brown. It looked dried-up in the heavy heat of last summer.
On 1st March I looked up the cherry tree and was very surprised to find a green stem.
I don't know whether this is a new stem or old. Whisk fern probably has a stronger ability to survive than I have expected. It has no leaves or roots, only has two parts: overground and underground stems. When we say plants, we think unconsciously they have roots, stems and leaves. This species is mysterious for me.Following two posts showed the whisk fern on the cherry.
I took this photo in Oct 2021.https://roughterrain193.blogspot.com/2022/02/https://roughterrain193.blogspot.com/2021/10/i-found-whisk-fern-psilotum-nudum.html
Happy March to friends!
粉紅色的河津櫻比白色的上鏡,所以較為喜歡前者🌸🌸🌸
ReplyDeleteHello rtc, There is no doubt that nature is fascinating and its works are wondrous. Looking closely, as you have with this whisk fern, reveals some of its secrets!
ReplyDelete--Jim
Yes, I heard on the news that the cherry blossoms were opening very, very early in Japan this year due to global warming.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous the cherry blossoms are! And that little plant growing on it is a mystery to me, too.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Beautiful photos of Gods creations, I have never heard of the Whisk Fern looks very interesting.
ReplyDeleteThank-you for sharing.
Catherine
Dearest RTC,
ReplyDeleteOh, nature's many little miracles are to be discovered by us humans.
Those cherry blossoms are stunning.
Informative post!
Hugs,
Mariette
It seems that spring over there has come early. Tourists here advise you to go and see the cherry blossoms in the first week of April
ReplyDelete花花很美
ReplyDelete希望 cherry tree 可以成長起來.
櫻花很美.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these beautiful photographs.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy month of March.
All the best Jan
That blossom is just beautiful...the whisk plant is interesting, and thanks for the link, did visit :)
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJapan and the cherry blossoms are ONE. Cherry blossoms carry much symbolism , traditions and festivals for this nation. A wonderful March to you, too!
ReplyDeleteBetween those pink cherry blossoms, the bright blue in the sky and the new green stem, Mother Nature offers much beauty to behold!
ReplyDeleteThis is interesting about the whisk fern. And that cherry blossom -- oh my! Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt's always such a treat to see the cherry blossom trees in your area. They used to grace the streets of my hometown in the Spring, and I really miss that. It's very special that you take time for nature in this sometimes rush rush rush world. Thank you for that. : )
ReplyDelete~Sheri
又快到了櫻花季節😍
ReplyDeleteThank you for allowing me to see those beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteI think cherry blossoms are lovely! I haven't seen one in person yet though.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of the cherry blossoms! We have some blossoms here too but no blue skies yet, sadly.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting on the ferns. We learned about the life cycle of ferns in biology in school and it always stuck with me how 'clever' they are
Glorious! Wow.
ReplyDeleteCherry blossom is beautiful.
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