As the name suggests, the autumn flowering cherry blooms during an unusual season. The blossoms start to open in autumn and the trees are in realtive full bloom around January/February, but they never reach the intensity of spring flowering cherry trees. The Autumn Flowering Cherry is a Higanzakura cultivar.
Scientific Name: Prunus subhirtella 'Autumnalis'
Blossoms: single and double; light pink
Usual flowering time: October to March
Number of trees: relatively rare in Vancouver
Some Locations:
- In front of Science World
- Pacific Street between Burrard and Thurlow Street
- South shore of Lost Lagoon
- Median of Chancellor Bld close to NW Marine Drive
- Corner of Memorial Road and West Mall at UBC
- UBC Main Mall in front of Civil/Mechanical Engineering building
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Pictures of the 2002 season: