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Hoa Anh ÐàoNh?c ph?m Ai Lên Xu Hoa
DàoHoàng NguyênCa si Anh Tuyêt
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History of Cherry Trees in America

• City of Tokyo gave 3,000 Cherry trees to
  Washington, D.C., in 1912.
• 3,800 more Cherry trees were given in 1965.
• In 1981 the cycle of giving came full circle.
  Japanese horticulturalists came to take cuttings
  from our trees to replace Yoshino cherry trees in
  Japan which had been destroyed in a flood.
• Cuttings from a famous 1500 years old Japanese
  cherry tree in Gifu province were planted in
  Washington D.C.
• - The National Cherry Blossom Festival annually
  commemorates the gifts of Japan to America

Compiled by Tuan Vu Olympia, WA