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The trees that still live from the time of the atomic bombing in Hiroshima are called, Hibaku trees (A-bombed trees).
In the winter of 2008, from a tree Dr. Riki Horiguchi in Hiroshima, I received seeds of Round Leaf Holly, Persimmon, Chinaberry, Firmiana simplex, Japanese Hackberry, Jujube trees that are the second or third generation of Hibaku Trees.
I have been giving these seeds to the ones that are interested in planting them both in the US and the world. By sharing these seeds, I would like to share the pleasure of growing plants, especially the plants from Hibaku seeds.
In December 2009, these grown seedlings will be exhibited at The Horticultural Society of New York.
http://www.hsny.org/programs_exhibitions.html
Hiroshi Sunairi 2009
LEUR EXISTENCE .......... Tree Project Italia
The trees that still live from the time of the atomic bombing in Hiroshima are called, Hibaku trees (A-bombed trees).
In the winter of 2008, from a tree Dr. Riki Horiguchi in Hiroshima, I received seeds of Round Leaf Holly, Persimmon, Chinaberry, Firmiana simplex, Japanese Hackberry, Jujube trees that are the second or third generation of Hibaku Trees.
I have been giving these seeds to the ones that are interested in planting them both in the US and the world. By sharing these seeds, I would like to share the pleasure of growing plants, especially the plants from Hibaku seeds.
In December 2009, these grown seedlings will be exhibited at The Horticultural Society of New York.
http://www.hsny.org/programs_exhibitions.html
Hiroshi Sunairi 2009
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