The Thousand Flower Tree
Uploaded: November 23, 2010 03:31:17
At Longwood Gardens, this is one Chrysanthemum plant trained to grow like a tree.
Why is a Thousand Bloom special?
The method for growing the Thousand Bloom originated in China and Japan more than 200 years ago. A
dying art form, there remains only a few growers in the entire world skilled in the techniques needed to
grow a Thousand Bloom. Longwood Gardens’ team of growers is led by Yoko Arakawa, who has trained
in Japan with the master chrysanthemum growers.
Exif: F Number: 18, ISO: 640, FocalLength: 22.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 40D
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