Characteristics of cherry blossoms

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1. Appearance characteristics

2. Growth habits

3. Other functions

4. Japan’s national flower

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Sakura, Japan’s national flower, usually blooms in March. 3-5 flowers grow in an umbrella shape under the same branch, and the petals are mostly white, red and pink. It is suitable for growing in a warm and humid environment and has good cold resistance. Loose and fertile soil should be used for planting, and low-lying saline-alkali soil should not be chosen. In addition to being ornamental, it also has certain medicinal value and can treat symptoms such as cough and fever.

1. Appearance characteristics

1. Appearance characteristics

Sakura trees grow all over the world, but they are more famous in Japan. Its flowers are 3-5 in umbrella shape and grow under the same branch, with 5 petals in various colors including white, red and pink. It usually blooms in March, and its leaves and flowers often grow at the same time. The surface of the leaves is dark green and shiny, and the shape is oval.

2. Growth Habits

Sakura Native to the temperate regions of the northern hemisphere, it is more suitable for warm and humid environments and has good cold resistance. It does not have high soil requirements, and loose and fertile sandy loam is more suitable for its growth. Do not plant it in low-lying saline-alkali land as it will be detrimental to its growth.

3. Other effects

Sakura In addition to its good ornamental value, it also has certain medicinal value and can treat symptoms such as cough and fever. It can also be used for skin care, and the extract can be used to treat acne.

4. Japan’s national flower

Sakura As the national flower of Japan, it is loved by people all over the country. Every year from March 15th to April 15th is the Sakura Festival in Japan. At this time, people go to enjoy cherry blossoms. Sakura is also considered a symbol of the Japanese spirit.

2. Growth habits

3. Other functions

4. Japan’s national flower

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