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Originally posted by Nandemonai:
When I lived down in Memphis (Tennessee) there was something kind of similar; there were organized tours you could go on to see the dogwood trees in bloom. I think I went one year but don't remember any of the specifics...
I remember when I was in Athens, Georgia the State Botanical Gardens had some events for at least a few springs centered around the azalea's. Nothing all that major but there were always a lot of people to the point of actually having more guided tours then normal just to show the azaleas in bloom and lots of special gift items for those days. Not really on the same level but the closest 'celebration' of a similar type that I am aware of having lived near.
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Originally posted by perigee:
According to my friend Miko, multiple sakura celebrations are observed each Spring for different varieties of tree. The season is pretty much over by mid-April near Osaka.
Cool thanks for this information. So it seems that it could almost be a near continous amount of celebrations so long as there is sakura of any variety in bloom I guess from sometime in March to mid-April then?
[This message has been edited by SCDawg (edited 05-09-2004).]