Cherry blossoms native to our country? What are the varieties of cherry blossoms in China?

Cherry blossoms are native to the temperate Himalayas region of the Northern Hemisphere, including Japan, northern India, China's Yangtze River Basin, Taiwan, and North Korea.

The first traces appeared in the Himalayas (reference: Sakura Daikan). Since then, the species has gradually spread to northern India, the Yangtze River basin in China, the west-southern, Taiwan, Korea, and Japan. These regions, especially Japan, became relatively independent places where varieties of cherry blossoms developed.

Because Japanese cherry blossoms are so famous that they have cultivated the best varieties in the world, cherry blossoms refer to Japanese cherry blossoms to a certain extent, or cherry blossom varieties with Japanese characteristics.

According to the Sakura Daikan, Japanese cherry blossoms were first introduced from the Himalayas in China. The spread of cherry blossoms is radioactive like all living things. Yunnan is close to the Himalayas and is one of the first beneficiary regions.

Yunnan cherry blossoms are also famous. This has led to another Japanese legend that the ancestor of the Japanese cherry blossom was brought back from Yunnan by monks, which is as exploratory as some Japanese insist that their ancestors were Yunnan Bai people. However, the fact that cherry blossoms came to Japan from the Himalayas is more credible.

Sakura Daikan also says that after the Himalayan cherry blossoms were introduced to Japan, they were carefully cultivated and increased in Japan, becoming a rich cherry blossom family. After becoming the national flower of Japan, it has become more cared for and cultivated, and more ornamental varieties have appeared. However, several species of cherry blossoms native to the Himalayas still grow in Japan, such as arbor cherry blossoms and scarlet cherry blossoms.

Yunnan cherry blossom and Japanese cherry blossom belong to the same genus, it is evolved from the bitter cherry in the native Tengchong and Longling area, it is a variety, the flower changes from single petal to double petal, and the color changes from light pink to dark pink. This color is different from the Japanese cherry blossoms, which are also very popular and have pale pink flowers.

This is also related to the fact that the name cherry blossom is not well documented in Chinese classics. Because the appearance of cherry blossoms and cherries is very similar, the ancient accounts of the ancients are quite vague, and the ancient cherry blossoms are not as familiar as other famous flowers, but they can still be found in ancient books. Bai Juyi's poem "The small garden is newly planted with red cherry trees, and the lunch tour around the flower branches" describes the situation of cherry blossoms in full bloom.

In the Ming Dynasty, Yu Ruoying's poem mentions cherry blossoms: "The sound of rain in March is thin, and the cherry blossoms are suspicious of apricot blossoms."

It has been found that cherry blossoms have also been found in northern India since ancient times.

Not only cherry blossoms are native to Chinese mainland, but even the little Japanese are native to Chinese mainland, but those mongrels and scum ran there to breed.

Cherry blossoms are the national flower of Japan, so cherry blossoms are not native to our country. Still have questions for me.

This one is fake, there is no mention of China in the literature of "Ying Dajian", these are made up by some Chinese people.

The cherry blossoms still alive in Japan are more than 2,000 years old, which is already older than the Tang Dynasty. Fossilized leaves of cherry blossom trees from the Pliocene unearthed in Japan date back millions of years, indicating that they were not brought in by humans.

In addition, there are many kinds of Japanese cherry blossoms that are not distributed in the wild in China, and they are pure Japanese species, and the Somei Yoshino cherry tree currently grown in Chinese cities is a hybrid of the Oshima cherry tree unique to Japan, and is not native to China. The authoritative conclusion in the "Flora of China" is that the origin is Japan.

The professor of Nanjing Forestry University mentioned that there are multiple origins of the cherry plant, and it is not possible to determine its origin. The Himalayas are only the site of the earliest discovery of the genus Sabra, mainly in Nepal, at the southern foot of the Himalayas, and this alleged transmission route is still only a hypothesis, and there is no strong evidence to be scientifically verified.

1. Mountain cherry blossoms.

Among the cherry blossoms, the mountain cherry blossom originated in China, is one of the more famous cherry blossoms, its flowering period is in January and April of each year, its flowers are mostly 3 5 flowers grow together, and show a drooping posture, the petals are mostly single-petaled, dark peach, and its leaves will not grow when flowering.

2. Oshima Sakura.

Unlike the mountain cherry tree, the Oshima cherry tree, which is native to Japan, is a representative variety of wild cherry blossoms, and its plant size is tall, growing up to about 15 meters, and it blooms in March every year, when the Oshima cherry blossom produces single-petaled white flowers, and leaves grow on its branches.

3. Kawazu Sakura.

As shown in the Kawazu cherry blossoms**, it is tall and the flowers that bloom are bright and bright, making it an excellent ornament. Kawazu cherry blossoms bloom in February and March every year, and are a type of cherry blossom that blooms early, with pink flowers and red buds.

4. Tokyo cherry blossoms.

One of the most iconic cherry blossoms in Japan is the Tokyo cherry blossom, which blooms from late March to early April every year and fades about a week after each bloom. The single-petaled flowers of the Tokyo cherry blossoms are white with a hint of pink, and they have the beauty of snow-covered flowers in full bloom.

5. Chrysanthemum cherry. Kikuzakura is the last type of cherry blossom to bloom, and it blooms from the end of April to the beginning of May every year, so you can see the beauty of its bloom. Kikuzakura has a large number of petals, and each cherry blossom has about 100 petals, and the flowers are small and cute, making them very rare and valuable.

Cherry blossom, a plant of the cherry subgenus of the Rosaceae family, is native to the temperate ring Himalayas region of the Northern Hemisphere and is cultivated all over the world. There are cherry blossoms planted in the university near my home, and every spring, the flowers bloom and fall colorfully, "the sound of the rain in March is thin, and the cherry blossoms are suspicious of apricot blossoms".

Of course, there are many places in China where cherry blossoms are grown.

Why not, Wuhan University has a cherry blossom festival!! There are a lot of cherry blossoms there...

Of course I can!! The most famous is the cherry blossoms of Wuhan University.

Native to the northern hemisphere of the temperate Himalayas, cherry blossoms grow all over the world, cherry blossoms mainly grow in Japan, with 3 to 5 flowers per branch, in an umbrella-shaped inflorescence, the tip of the petals is missing, and the flower color is mostly white and pink.

There are more than 300 varieties of cherry blossoms, and there are about 150 species of wild cherry blossoms in the world and more than 50 species in China. Of the approximately 40 wild species of cherry blossom plants in the world, 33 are native to China.

Summary. Cherry blossoms are from China and are brought back to their own countries by Japan for planting.

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Hello dear, the origin of cherry blossoms is the temperate zone of the Northern Hemisphere, the Himalayas, and now it is found all over the world, mainly growing in Japan.

Cherry blossoms are from China and are brought back to their own countries by Japan for planting.

The main bloom of cherry blossoms is in March.

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The origin of cherry blossoms is China. One of Japan's most authoritative cherry blossom monographs, "Sakura Daikan", indicates that cherry blossoms are native to China. Cherry blossoms have a long history of cultivation in our country.

According to the literature research, more than 2,000 years ago in the Qin and Han dynasties, cherry blossoms have been cultivated in the palace of our country, to the Tang Dynasty has been widely seen in private gardens, such as the poet Bai Juyi has "the small garden of new red cherry trees, idle around the flower branches bento tour" verses.

Introduction to cherry blossomsSakura: It is a general term for several plants of the genus Sakura in the family Rosaceae, and cherry blossom is not a flower, but a collective name for many species and varieties. In the horticultural world, cherry blossom is the collective name for all species of the genus Prunus in the family Rosaceae.

In the newly revised name of the Flora of China, it specifically refers to "Tokyo cherry blossoms", also known as "Japanese cherry blossoms". There are more than 300 varieties of cherry blossoms, and there are about 150 species of wild cherry blossoms in the world and more than 50 species in China. Of the approximately 40 wild species of cherry blossoms in the world, 33 are native to China.

Others are derived from horticultural crosses.

The habits of the cherry blossom treeCherry blossom trees prefer warm, moist and dry environments. It requires sufficient sunlight, is not tolerant to shade and humidity, is not tolerant to salinity, avoids waterlogging, is cold-tolerant, drought-resistant, and is afraid of strong wind and smoke during flowering. It is suitable for growing in loose, fertile, well-drained slightly acidic or neutral sandy loam soils.