There are quite a few Shidare-zakura in Vancouver, however, most of them are small and located in private gardens. There are two types of Shidare-zakura: one with blossoms of five petals (single flowers) and the Shidare-yae-zakura with blossoms of more than five petals (double flowers). The single flowered Shidare seems to start flowering a few days ahead of the Shidare-yae-zakura.
Scientific Name: Prunus subhirtella 'Pendula'
Blossoms: single and double; pink
Usual flowering time: late March and April
Number of trees: quite a few trees in Vancouver
Some Locations:
- 13th Avenue and Fir Street (a large one)
- Alexandra Park at Beach Avenue
- In a private garden at Yukon Street between 10th and 11th Avenue (shidare and yae-shidare side by side)
- And in many other private gardens
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Pictures of the 2002 season: