...no double flower...single flower...here's the back and stem of two different treeThis is definitely a Yabai, and to be more specific possibly a Naniwasho, but to be sure of this you should check the lenght of the flowers' stem which is hard to see from these pics.
Beautiful double flowers, also just before new year's eve! I think I'll have to wait at least couple of weeks more for my Ume to pop!
...no double flower...single flower...here's the back and stem of two different tree
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I have four different books (Japanese, Traditional Chinese (printed in Taiwan), simplified Chinese (printed in Shanghai) and korean). ...reading them...figuring out their ID.The number of petals indicates they're double flowers, I'd say. Single flowers' Umes appears something like this:
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I confirm that this could be a Yabai Naniwasho, as the stems look a bit elongated. Other cultivars usually have the flowers closer, and sometimes even touching, the branch.
But of course, there are hundreds of Ume cultivars, therefore my ID could not be 100% accurate!
The number of petals indicates they're double flowers, I'd say. Single flowers' Umes appears something like this:
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I confirm that this could be a Yabai Naniwasho, as the stems look a bit elongated. Other cultivars usually have the flowers closer, and sometimes even touching, the branch.
But of course, there are hundreds of Ume cultivars, therefore my ID could not be 100% accurate!
Nope.Hi junmilo, have you been able to determine the variety of this light pink one?
Aww, oh well. Thanks for the reply though.Nope.