japanese cherry tree造句

• Japanese cherry trees from Tokyo to the city of Washington.
• Another 133 Japanese cherry trees were planted in spring 1916 . }}
• The grove is one of several plantings of Japanese cherry trees in the park.
• In 1912 he supervised the planting of Japanese cherry trees at the United States Capitol.
• Spring ushers in a stunning sight as over 100 blooming Japanese Cherry Trees surround the Pecan Grove.
• In the 1970s, the Japanese garden was restored, and Japanese cherry trees were planted around the building.
• Which first lady had the famous Japanese cherry trees planted along the Tidal Basin in Washington, D . C .?
• There are the famous Japanese cherry trees, of course, surrounding the Tidal Basin in pink foam and scattered everywhere else.
• Unfortunately, the shipment of Japanese cherry trees that arrived in Washington in early 1910 was infected and had to be destroyed.
• He and then JAA president, Shigeru Inagaki, helped raise 168 Japanese cherry trees between 1992 and 2001 in Van Cortlandt Park.
• A famous Japanese scientist and a Japanese official were in Washington when they heard that Mrs . Taft wanted to plant Japanese cherry trees.
• Several of 2000 Japanese cherry trees given to the citizens of Toronto by the citizens of Tokyo in 1959 were planted in High Park.
• It boasts rare plant specimens from all over the world : sugar maples ( acer saccharum ), Japanese cherry trees ( Orto dei Semplici motifs.
• The mayor of Tokyo presented a variety of trees, including Japanese cherry trees, to Washington in 1912 as a symbol of friendship between the two countries.
• It was on their return to Washington, D . C . in 1885 that Eliza had her famous idea of planting Japanese cherry trees in the capital.
• The space between the wall and the Spree will be arranged primarily as an extensive lawn; 80 Japanese cherry trees are to be planted towards the river.
• A plant explorer for the Department of Agriculture arranged the import 90 Japanese cherry trees, but they were destroyed after arriving in Washington because of infestation and disease.
• A grove of Japanese cherry trees exists along a roadway from near Grenadier Cafe leading down to Grenadier Pond, with spectacular blooms in late April to early May.
• The 3, 000 Japanese cherry trees lining the Potomac River tidal basin are descended from Yoshino cherry trees donated to the United States by the Japanese government in 1912.
• After four of the blossoming Japanese cherry trees on the edge of the Tidal Basin mysteriously were hacked down, park police laid in wait at night to catch the vandals.