Sunshine Coast/Gulf Islands

Mature ‘Beni-shidare’ at peak bloom in Davis Bay at B & B on the Bay. Owner says tree is at least 30 years old, and he keeps trimming it back every year.




I noticed some roots in the lawn 8 metres away from the trunk.

 

Another ‘Beni-shidare’ in bloom. This one in Sechelt, on Fairway Ave, north of Harbour Way.

 

Three ‘’Accolade’ and one plum on driveway of home on GaleAveN, east of Sandpiper. In Sechelt.

 

Single ‘’Accolade’ on Reef Rd in Sechelt. Not at peak bloom yet.

 

These are some of the earliest ‘Akebono’ to bloom on the Sunshine Coast. Four trees at the RCMP building in Sechelt. I noticed a memorial plaque today.

 

One of the several ‘Rancho’ in downtown Sechelt.

 

Good idea thank you

yes it is hard to see on a phone I agree

I don’t see “Pandora” on the drop down list - does it go by any other name?

 

‘Snofozam’ is blooming about 40% on St. Andrew’s in upper Hopkins.
Tree is planted on private driveway, but easily visible from the street.

AKA Snow Fountain

 

I wonder how the same is on Hall Road (old original name) aka Roberts creek rd just north of Elem school is doing

I remember you photo it a few yr ago

 

Clearly the search tool befuddles me :)

i don’t see pandora

 

Your screen shot goes from A to T in 13 cultivar name entries, when there are really over 60. I am guessing that you have some data in one of the other search fields. Make sure all the fields are empty and then drop down the cultivar list.

 

‘Pandora’ in full bloom on Harmony Lane today.

The gaps between the petals are noticeable.

 

The lone ‘Shirotae’ at the Winegarden Park in Gibsons on Gower Pt Road is just starting to flower.
6 degrees out there -Brrr

 

Now is the time to view “The Twins” on Thompson Rd in Langdale.

‘Beni-shidare’ on the left, ito-zakura on the right.


‘’Beni-shidare’



ito-zakura


Both

 

‘Snofozam’ in full bloom now at 1132 Roberts Creek Road.

 

Three ‘Akebono’ at Gibsons Starbucks near peak bloom today. 2-3 weeks earlier than last year

 

‘Beni-shidare’ at Dolphin and Inlet in Sechelt.

 

Six young ‘Akebono’ on Davis Bay Road.

 

Nice pair of ‘Rancho’ at SW corner of DavisBayRd and Laurel.

 

‘Akebono’ at St. John’s United Church Memorial Garden on Davis Bay Rd.

 

You can’t miss the large ‘Akebono’ as you drive by on the Sunshine Coast Highway entering Davis Bay at Whitaker.



Three ‘Akebono’ on driveway.

 

‘Beni-shidare’ in Roberts Creek on Sylvan Drive.

 

Nice spot for Hanami.
Winegarden Park in Gibsons.
‘Shirotae’ need a few more days of sunshine.

 

Good evening — hère are what we call « the twisted sisters » bravely surviving at BC Ferries Langdale thanks much to a dedicated employee in their break times

no Edgar Eagle watching over today (see previous posts about these 4 trees)

@Willard posted similar photos recently

correct me - i think this is only example of this particular tree on the beautiful coast that is easily viewed — and it looks very pretty year round in terms of autumn foliage and winter tree architecture

please see photos attached
EDIT - there were a few bumble bee (my amateur name) buzzing around - see photos pls