US National Arboretum Historic Cherry Tree Restoration
Washington, DC | 2019 - 2023
Collaboration Ron Henderson, Tanya Kelley, Master Gardener, Fujimoto Kurato (Kanazawa, Japan), Friends of the US National Arboretum, Penn State Grounds Maintenance and Arborists: Dumbarton Oaks, Hillwood Garden, Hans Friedl, Brendan Tyler Hall, Ben Jensen, Tatiana Guider, Indigo Routh,
Recognition Washington Post
Trees (2) Prunus x itozakura
Two venerable Japanese cherry trees at the United States National Arboretum are being restored and conserved using indigenous Japanese horticultural techniques such as crutching, bracing, and crown-shaping. Fujimoto Kurato, a Japanese master gardener from Kanazawa, Japan and Kenroku-en Garden is advising on this scientific and cultural project.
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