Another name for Japanese evening Sakura. What should I call it?

A brief introduction to Japanese Evening Sakura

Cherry blossom is a shallow-rooted tree species, like the sun, deep, fertile and well-drained soil, has a certain degree of cold tolerance.

Japanese late cherry blossoms are large and fragrant, blooming in full bloom, with the delicate fragrance of plum and the beauty of peach, which is a good product of cherry blossoms.

Generally speaking, cherry blossoms are best planted in groups, and group planting is the most suitable, and evergreen trees are planted among groups as a foil, which can not only give full play to the ornamental effect of cherry blossoms, but also conducive to the prevention and control of diseases and insect pests. The large and fragrant varieties of Japanese evening cherry and the "four Seasons Sakura" blooming in the four seasons should be planted next to garden buildings or planted alone, while the "Oshima Sakura" in the evening cherry is a good material in coastal cities and industrial and mining cities.