Spring is finally here, which means the flowers are coming out, the colder days will soon be behind us and summer is only a few months away.
Along with the many joys that come with the new season, there is one aspect that many people look forward to and that is the picturesque Cherry Blossom trees in full bloom.
The bright pink gorgeous trees are planted everywhere but there are some spots that feature the popular tree more than others.
Created by Japanese snack brand Kelly Loves, they found that London had 38,530 cherry blossom trees.
The best places in London to see Cherry Blossom trees
If you wanted to travel around to catch a picture of the trees these are boroughs you'll have the best luck at seeing them.
- Redbridge- 11,564
- Barnet- 5,577
- Lewisham- 3,462
- Southwark- 2,647
- Greenwich- 2,643
- Enfiled- 2,170
- Hillingdon- 1,608
- Haringey- 1,593
- Newham- 1,495
- Ealing- 1,345
- Harrow- 1,238
Kelly Choi, the founder of Kelly Loves, said: "There are thought to be over 32,000 Japanese residents living in Greater London. This data enables the Japanese community living in the city to embrace the traditions of Hanami ('flower watching') closer to home, as well as those living in London who appreciate Spring and what it has to offer.
"During the Hanami cherry blossom season, people sit beneath the blossom trees to eat, drink and socialise. Families, friends and colleagues all gather together.
"We are encouraging residents in London to find beautiful spots in the boroughs with the largest density of cherry blossoms to spend quality time with their friends and family whilst admiring the environment around them”.
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