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Kerria or Kerria japonica is the Iwatsuki City’s state flower. Cherry blossoms, irises, water lilies (Iwatsuki Joshi Park), and flowering dogwood trees are partially making up this part of the Saitama Prefecture in Japan.
Kerrias had five petals with golden yellow color and named after William Kerr. It is best grown under the full sunshine. Cherry blossoms remain the favorite of the Japanese, so much that they have a television show dedicated to monitoring the season for these beautiful flowers. The Yoshino variety is the most common cherry blossoms in Japan. There are three types of irises. These are the tall, dwarf, and intermediate. Irises are fragrant flowers that draw in bees for pollination. Water lilies floating on ponds are very important in the aquatic ecosystem because they provide protection and a landing spot for the creatures that live there. Flowering dogwood trees grow up to 30 feet with beautiful bracts of white, red or pink and flowerettes in the middle. They contribute to the iconic colors of fall by turning to deep red before they fall off the tree.