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Old 02-21-2012, 12:33 AM
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Prunus campanulata is native to Taiwan and now widely grown on this island as garden plants.
It blooms in eraly spring and tells us the coming of this season.



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Gorgeous colour!
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Beautiful!!! Isn't Prunus=apricot?
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Prunus is the genus for cherries and apricots and other related fruit trees.
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Thanks pheli. We are longing so much for the spring.
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Great color!
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