'Cherry' Ingram Stationery items which stands as a celebration

which stands as a celebration of one woman's triumphant progress through Elizabethan England

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'Cherry' Ingram Stationery items which stands as a celebrationAfter visiting Japan in 1902 and 1907 and discovering two magnificent cherry trees in the garden of his family home in Kent in 1919, Collingwood Ingram fell in love with cherry blossoms, and dedicated much of his life to their cultivation and preservation. On a 1926 trip to Japan to search for new specimens, Ingram was shocked to see the loss of local cherry diversity, driven by modernisation, neglect and a dangerous and creeping ideology. The most