WASHINGTON — With nearly 4,000 Cherry Blossom trees across the Tidal Basin, it is easy to look at the collective and get lost in its beauty. But if you find yourself wandering around downtown ...

Hanami is the Japanese word for "cherry blossom viewing". Visitors can go on a self-guided tour, called Beyond The Tidal Basin, to see cherry blossoms around the arboretum at 40 different sites.

The first cherry blossom trees in Washington, D.C., were planted in 1912 as a gift from Japan, and most of them are of the Yoshino variety (although there are about a dozen different types planted ...

Already, large numbers of cherry blossom fans are being drawn to the area as the trees approach peak bloom. Stumpy became a social media star during the pandemic fever dream of 2020.

This year’s cherry blossom festivities in Washington will be the last for Stumpy and more than 100 other cherry trees that will be cut down as part of a multiyear restoration of their Tidal ...

Mother Nature has apparently wreaked havoc on the iconic cherry blossom trees in Washington, D.C., with experts saying the warm winter weather has caused the colorful trees to bloom about a week ...

Essex County Executive Joseph DiVincenzo tells PIX 11 News “We have 5,300 cherry blossom trees, 18 different variates, it’s absolutely beautiful. It’s better than Washington, are you kidding me?

Branch Brook Park has approximately 5,300 cherry blossom trees in 18 different varieties, the largest and most diverse collection in any U.S. park according to the Branch Brook Park Alliance.

National Arboretum 3501 New York Avenue, NE The Arboretum is home to a diverse array of cherry blossoms. Although some of the trees have already started to lose their petals, other mid-season flowers ...

The university has nearly 100 cherry trees on its campus, and not all of them are Yoshino trees. The campus is home to a variety of types of cherry trees, including Higan, Hisakura, Kwanzan, Mt ...

This dilapidated cherry blossom tree was cut down and removed from the east side of Yokota Air Base, Japan, Oct. 18, 2024. Removing unhealthy trees helps prevent diseases and pests from spreading ...