What does the picture of peach blossom look like?

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Peach blossoms are deciduous trees. The leaves are oval-lanceolate, with coarsely serrated margins and hairless petiole length of 1-2cm. It can reach 3 to 10 meters in height. There are usually 1 to several glands; the leaves are elliptic-lanceolate to obovate-lanceolate, with finely serrated edges and hairless on both sides. Flowers are usually solitary, born when the leaves are open, about 2.5-3.5cm in diameter, with short stalks; 5 sepals, the base unites into a short calyx tube, hairless. Petiole is 7-12mm long and has glandular points. The trunk is grey-brown, rough and porous. Branchlets reddish brown or brownish green, smooth. The flowers are solitary, with white, pink, red and other colors, double or semi-double, and the flowering period is from March to April. The drupe is nearly round, yellow-green, and the surface is densely covered with short hairs. Depending on the variety, the fruit matures from June to September. Mainly divided into two categories: fruit peaches and flower peaches. Variants include flower color changes such as deep red, crimson, pure white and red and white mixed colors, as well as double and double petals.

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Peach likes light and requires good ventilation; it likes good drainage and is drought-tolerant; it is afraid of waterlogging. If it is flooded for 3 to 5 days, the leaves will fall off in mild cases and die in severe cases. . It is cold-resistant and can generally survive the winter in the open field in East and North China.

Peach blossoms should be grown in light loam soil, and the moisture should be kept at half moisture. It is not intolerant to alkaline soil and does not like soil that is too sticky. It does not choose fertilizers. The rest of its ecological habits are roughly similar to plum blossoms. However, the growth potential and branching power are stronger than plum blossoms, but they are not durable and begin to decline from about 20 years old.

Generally, the age of trees can last 20 to 40 years. Peach trees enter flowers and fruits early. Usually, the flowers and fruits begin 1 to 2 years after the grafted seedlings are planted, and the flowers and fruits enter their peak period in 3 to 5 years. It grows rapidly and can produce secondary shoots 2-4 times a year. The root system is well developed, especially fibrous roots; it is easy to survive transplanting. The flower buds have 1 to 3 flowers per node and are almost sessile. The flowers and leaves bloom at about the same time, and the leaves grow into full shape after the flowers.

Most peach varieties bloom and bear fruit on long fruit branches, but a few varieties such as "Shou Xing Peach" bloom and bear fruit on short and medium fruit branches. Flowering occurs mostly in mid-to-late March in East and Central China, and the fruit matures from June to September.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Peach Blossom