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Cherry blossoms, peach blossoms and red plum blossoms are almost everywhere in the city of Iida. It has a 300-year-old cherry blossom tree called “Ipponzakura” planted in 1240. Japan alone has about 600 varieties and the somei yoshino id the most common. The lifespan of the cherry blossom is about only a week which also explains why they are valued so much. Even more so because they can easily rot away from cuts at the rrots or at the bark. Peach blossoms or Hana-momo come in colors of white, pink and red and the valleys of Ina and Kiso are full of them. It also happens to be Delaware's state flower. They became the state’s emblem in 1895. They can grow up to 12 feet and bear fruit for up to 12 years. They are abundant around the hot springs areas. The plum blossom is China’s national flower. These flowers have been the subject of numerous poems and visual art subjects. The country uses it to make wine, serves as an ingredient for Serbian brandy and English cider. The Chinese also uses these flowers to create dishes.