This wonderful tree has a history. Now is springtime in the Southern
Hemisphere and it exploded in white flowers, as several years it didn't
because the storms damaged the early flowers.
It is a `grandson' of a couple of trees that a Japanese man gifted to my
grandfather and grandmother (Roberto and Zulema, respectively). Roberto was
a shoe maker and Zulema, a teacher nd piano professor, he saled what he
produced. One of his clients, was the japanese gentleman, and the pair of
trees was a pink flowered an the other a white flowered one. They planted?
them at their house in Banfield Oeste (West Banfield, in Buenos Aires)
and both became a large trees with wonderful flowers, although their fruits
are small and they rot early and pass in a very short time from the
in-maturate to rotting, although the fruits are eatable and very sweet.
It is, as we can see, a peach ornament.
The pink tree was died along this time, but the white ones were saved
creating sons from its pie. From it, a new tree was planted at Father's
house, and a fungi killed it some years ago. They are very delicate in this
aspect. But from it, 7 new sons was made, saving again, their seeds. From
it, I did new seven sons, one of them is the depicted below, two of them
were gifted and the reminding four were planted near their "father", one of
the becomes broken by an unknown person, but the other three are still
alive at Father's house, in Banfield Este (East Banfield).
Their white flowers and the green leaves make honor to the Banfield's flag.
So, when I saw it from my window, I remember my Grandfather and Grandmother's
house, a very large one certainly, sold several time ago when they dead.
I want to share its wonderfulness with you.
Note: I am not English native speaker, I learned it when boy, and I don't know exactly if the terminology "Son" and "Father" are applicable to plants and animals. So my apologies if I am wrong.
Hemisphere and it exploded in white flowers, as several years it didn't
because the storms damaged the early flowers.
It is a `grandson' of a couple of trees that a Japanese man gifted to my
grandfather and grandmother (Roberto and Zulema, respectively). Roberto was
a shoe maker and Zulema, a teacher nd piano professor, he saled what he
produced. One of his clients, was the japanese gentleman, and the pair of
trees was a pink flowered an the other a white flowered one. They planted?
them at their house in Banfield Oeste (West Banfield, in Buenos Aires)
and both became a large trees with wonderful flowers, although their fruits
are small and they rot early and pass in a very short time from the
in-maturate to rotting, although the fruits are eatable and very sweet.
It is, as we can see, a peach ornament.
The pink tree was died along this time, but the white ones were saved
creating sons from its pie. From it, a new tree was planted at Father's
house, and a fungi killed it some years ago. They are very delicate in this
aspect. But from it, 7 new sons was made, saving again, their seeds. From
it, I did new seven sons, one of them is the depicted below, two of them
were gifted and the reminding four were planted near their "father", one of
the becomes broken by an unknown person, but the other three are still
alive at Father's house, in Banfield Este (East Banfield).
Their white flowers and the green leaves make honor to the Banfield's flag.
So, when I saw it from my window, I remember my Grandfather and Grandmother's
house, a very large one certainly, sold several time ago when they dead.
I want to share its wonderfulness with you.
Note: I am not English native speaker, I learned it when boy, and I don't know exactly if the terminology "Son" and "Father" are applicable to plants and animals. So my apologies if I am wrong.
