Surrey and North Delta

[152 St & 100 Ave, parking lot of a shopping square]

One 'Shirotae' tree next to a 7-11 store. It has mysterious branches shooting up past the top from the mid-trunk. Are they prunus avium from the rootstock?



All other trees in this parking lot are 'Shiro-fugen' that are not blooming yet, so I didn't take photos.

 

Yes.

The 'Shirotae' was probably supposed to be 'Shiro-fugen' as well.

 

In Fleetwood Park (80 Ave & 160 St, Map ID 15124), a few 'Akebono' are in full bloom.
All the blossoms are gone from Rancho at "Cherry Walk", but two sweet cherry trees at the end of the walk have flowers.



One block north of the park, I found this 'Beni-shidare' (or 'Yae-beni-shidare'), but I'll have to go back next year to get a better photo and place a marker on the map.

 

I wondered if those two trees started as 'Rancho', then looked more closely at the photo - it does look like the one in the photo still has 'Rancho' bits

I'd expect 'Beni-shidare', would expect the other to still have more recognizable flowers.
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Bear Creek Park on April 25, 2023

'Akebono' by the playground and 4 young ones by the outdoor pool.


'Shirotae', also by the playground looks really nice.




From the playground area, go across the little wooden bridge into the garden area and turn right. At the end of the path, there is an area called "Winter Garden".
This is 'Korean Hill Cherry'.


And there is another cherry tree in the same area that I couldn't identify. All blossoms are too high to get clear photos, and they are old, but Wendy's guess is 'Autumnalus Rosea'.
I will have to go back next year to confirm.

 

I think you are right. Being a novice scout, I didn't pay attention to the rest of the tree while taking photos of the flowers, but here is the entire tree.


This photo from your last year's posting (#197) shows these smaller Rancho trees.

 

[156 St & 101A Ave]
One 'Shirotae' in a row of 'Kanzan'. It might have been planted by mistake, but I'm glad it's there.

 

'Beni-shidare' in the front yard at 10245 159 Street.
I will have to catch it earlier when it's in full bloom.

 

No fooling. It looks trimmed, but not ridiculously so.

 

[158 St & 102B Ave.]
There is one 'Akebono' that still has enough flowers left for a photo opportunity.


I even found a petaloid!! It seems to be rare this year; this is my second sighting.

 

OH, yeah. I don't know how you found it without having a circle on the tree.

 

[15619 102B Ave]
There is a single (edited the cultivar name) 'Shiro-fugen' at the end of the street lined with 'Kanzan'.



It's at the far end of this street, kind of hidden.



[102B Ave & 156A St]
There is also one 'Ukon' in the middle of the same street.

 

[9948 151 St, inside a townhome complex, map ID 3360]
'Pink Perfection'

 

[100 Ave & 152 St, in and around a shopping square parking lot]
'Shiro-fugen'

 

[9948 151 St]
I took these photos by holding my phone over the fence; I couldn't get close-up photos of the flowers.
I think these are 'Ama-no-gawa' based on the standing-up blossoms on stiff pedicels.

 

[100 Ave & 152 St, around 7-Eleven]
'Shiro-fugen' blossoms in the process of turning pink.

 

[156 St near 101A Ave]
Shiro-Fugen with different stages of blossoms.


I'm cherishing the last bit of cherries this year...