Identification: Shujaku - Late blooming single/semi-double pink, long stems

The blossoms are hanging on this Stanley Park tree, but they're well past their prime. I don't think any other photo here has captured the bristly leaf edges. I'm assuming this is what's meant by "awn-tipped", as described by Kuitert (Japanese Flowering Cherries). Second photo is just a zoom-in of the first one.

 

I just had a look at the tree at 20th and Wallace. Probably a week past peak today. Forgot my camera. Flowers on long pedicels and peduncles, as one expects with the later flowering cherries, the petals a bit faded to the outsides and darkening in their centres, and showing a few staminodes in about 20% of the blooms.

 

Too bad about your camera - you would have got some in focus. We haven't photographed this 'Shujaku' in three years. The parts that are alive are looking pretty good. It does have its little problem areas.



The 'Shujaku' in Stanley Park is also a week past peak bloom today, and is also looking pretty good. In the third photo, I thought the stems were almost in focus, so that's to show how very long they are.


I want to call them both little trees, but I can't get near the flowers on either one of them.