When I strolled around the pond that is located on Ninomaru Garden of Higashi Gyoen (The East Gardens of Imperial Palace), I found Yamabuki (Kerria japonica) blooming by the pond.(Note)
These photos were taken on May 1 , 2010.
May 4, 2010
Yamabuki in Ninomaru Garden
When I strolled around the pond that is located on Ninomaru Garden of Higashi Gyoen (The East Gardens of Imperial Palace), I found Yamabuki (Kerria japonica) blooming by the pond.(Note)
These photos were taken on May 1 , 2010.
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After yesterday's pink, the bright yellow with some touch of blue..Spring seems to be more beautyful in Japan than here, where it's still rainng!
Kerria japonica, in German known as Kerrie or Ranunkel, definitely a plant native in East Asia, is very popular in Europe, too. You can find many of them mainly in parks and gardens because of their bright yellow, beautiful blossoms.
I believe, I've seen already some of them in the spa gardes of my hometown, too.
Thanks for the beautiful pictures, Nobu-san.
Nobu-san,
Yamabuki to iu tokoro mo arimasu ne? Nagano-machi no Takamori ni.. desu ne.
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