White Rock / South Surrey

Rancho at 160Str north from 28Ave

 

5 Shirotae at 162Str north from 28aAve


Yae-Beni-Shidare just across the street

 

2 Akebono at the corner 29Ave and 162aStr


Yae-beni-shadare at 29Ave near 162aStr

 

6 Yae-beni-shidare at the corner 27bAve and 161Str

 

Yae-beni-shidare at 28Ave near 163Str

 

Akebono at 128Str near 17Ave


2 Akebono at 19Ave near 127Str


Akebono at 127Str near 16Ave


Akebono at 15bAve near 133aStr


Akebono at Amble Green Bl. near Amble Green Cr.

 

Sargent Hybrid Cherry at 129Str south from 14aAve.

 

Snow Goose at 129Str near 14aAve

 

Taihaku cherry at 16Ave near 128Str(at parking behind the building)


a week later and in sunny day

 

Beautiful with branches to the ground Sendai-shidare at Marine Dr near 130Str

 

4 Yae Beni shidare at 127aStr near 18aAve


Yae Beni shidare at 14aAve near 129Str


Yae Beni shidare at 132b Str & 14Ave

 

Ito-zakura at 16Ave west from 128Str


Beni-shidare at the ne. corner of 133aStr &14aAve

 

More than 10 tall Rancho trees on north side of 19 Ave(from 127a) and on both sides of 127Str. I posted them in 2012 after bloom. (ID.2196)on map
http://www.botanicalgarden.ubc.ca/forums/showpost.php?p=293831&postcount=221
They are in bloom now.

 

Out of bloom huge Whitcomb at 129Str south from 14aAve

 

2 Akebono on both side of 14Ave. near 131Str

 

Several Akebono trees at Kerfoot & Magdalen sw. corner

 

Yae-beni-shidare at Marine & Kerfoot dr.


Yae-beni-shidare at Marine near 137.


Yae-beni-shidare at 14aAve near 133bStr

 

2 Accolade almost out of bloom at 133aStr from Marine Dr.

 

Beautiful Sendai-shidare at 14aAve & 133bStr


Sendai-shidare at 16aAve & 141bStr

 

Beautiful Akebono and Shirotae at 136Str & 14aAve

 

Beni-shidare at Malabar near Lancaster

 

Snow Goose Cherry at Cory and Blackburn

 

Unbelievable, Ukon cherry at Nichol Rd near Malabar Ave. is in bloom

 

Beautiful lane of Akebono trees at Marine dr, 13836


3 young Akebono trees at Marine dr & Terry rd.

 

Thank you. They are in Vancouver too. The first five trees in the Late Blooming section of our book are out, as well as 'Ama-no-gawa', which have a lot of open flowers Downtown; even spindly young trees are definitely visible from a distance.