New York: Christina Caputo and Hong Kong: Candice Yu got their seeds

Christina Caputo got her Persimmon and other seeds here in NY as well as Long Island.

Here is what Christina wrote: "In August of 2005, I participated in a group exhibition titled Peace by Piece in which I was able to travel to Hiroshima on the 60th anniversary of the atomic bombings, curated by Hiroshi Sunairi. We also toured the Hibaku trees, the only trees that survived. Hiroshi is now distributing them and they are being planted around the world. In December 2009, the grown seedlings will be exhibited at The Horticultural Society of New York."

Candice Yu got her persimmon and other seeds and grow her seeds in Hong Kong where her parents live.

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New York: Florian Altenburg & Maika Pollack's Persimmon seeds sprouted

J une 14 at 2:06pm "Hello Dear, My persimmon tree sprouted a few days ago! H ere is one photo of our persimmon plant--more to come! " xoxo ----Maika Congrats, Maika, we look forward to pics with your smile!

Cassandra Fralix's Hibaku Persimmon tree seedling planted in a public park in the Greenway in Columbia, SC - The Columbia Peace Pole Initiative committee

This is the Persimmon seedling that Cassandra grew for a couple of years. languages being engraved on the peace pole by The Columbia Peace Pole Initiative committee Cassandra's seed came from the Former place of Kokutaiji Temple and Atago Pond in Hiroshima, Japan 旧国泰寺愛宕池 https://goo.gl/maps/7BrPm1BduuDCpCyRA https://www.green-greetings.com/2021/index.php

Chie's Sprouts! Sprouting update (2 persimmons) and “Mother Altar” exhibition at the Mother Gallery.

The Tree Project's Hibaku Ginkgo seeds are in a group show, “Mother Altar,” at the Mother Gallery. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/24/arts/design/virtual-art-galleries.html

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