Not to be overshadowed by the cherry blossoms, the peach blossoms are nice too.
This type of peach blossom is called Genpeimomo. Red, speckled white, and pink all grown on the same tree.
The peach blossoms arrive around the same time as the someiyoshino cherry blossoms, maybe a little earlier depending on the weather. The is one of my favorite types.
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