Bloom
Peak
Peak noun - The highest part or point.
Usage example: a pop singer at the peak of her career
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Cherry trees bloom en masse in early spring, usually in the month of April, but the white-to-coral petals shed and rot very quickly and the peak bloom is only a week or two.
Source: Cherry Blossoms - Shooters have been evolving for something like two decades, through thick and thin, through and gray, through showers of flailing ragdolls against a background of excessive bloom, but it was all worth it because shooters have reached the peak.
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There is a celebration called hanami associated with the peak bloom, which often entails picnics and drinking with old friends under the cherry trees.
Source: Cherry Blossoms
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