Posts Tagged ‘Helen Taft’
The Cherry Trees That Changed America’s Plant Laws
Trees from Japan December 10, 1909 On this day, 2,000 cherry trees arrived in Seattle from Japan. When First Lady Helen Taft indicated, she wanted to beautify Potomac Park, the mayor of Tokyo donated 2,000 cherry trees for the project. But once the trees arrived on this day in 1909, they were found to have…
Read MoreDecember 10, 2020 The Conference Pear, Emily Dickenson, the 1909 Cherry Tree gift from Japan, Joseph Dalton Hooker, Carolyn Kizer, Growing Beautiful Food by Matthew Benson and Henry Nicholas Ridley
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