Oshima cherry blossom specimen

Oshima cherry is a deciduous tree of the Rosaceae family and the Sakura genus. Leaves alternate and often ovate, with gradually pointed tips and double serrated leaf edges. The petiole has glands at the tip, and the stipules have linear fissures with small glandular teeth at the edges; The flowers and leaves are in the same period, and the inflorescence is in a corymb shape. There are large green shield shaped bracts at the base, and the flowers are white and single petal, with a concave apex; Drupe black spherical; The flowering period is in late March. Oshima cherry blossoms are native to the Izu Peninsula in Japan and are distributed in eastern and northern China. Sexual preference for sunlight, suitable for a wide range of planting, capable of withstanding low temperature environments of -15 ℃. The breeding method is grafting, and in a few cases, it is propagated through layering and cutting, but the survival rate is relatively low. Grafting is mainly done through bud grafting and branch grafting.