Cherry Blossoms at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens
By Heather Cross, About.com
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Weeping Cherry Blossom Tree Reflecting in the Pond in the Japanese Garden
Weeping Cherry Blossom Tree
Seeds for the weeping variety of cherry trees were brought over from Japan in 1862 by plant hunter Philipp Franz von Siebold.
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