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Cherrytree walk
Cherrytree walk










cherrytree walk

area, depending on the weather.Īnd if you are a fan of cherry trees, be sure to visit our Spring Plant Sale on May 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. Also, Richmond’s blooms tend to be 1-2 weeks before those in the Washington, D.C. We also have Yoshino cherries here at the Garden, but we have many other kinds of blooming cherries as well - that means the bloom time will be a bit longer than if we had just Yoshinos. The Japanese cherry trees for the National Cherry Blossom Festival, planted around the Tidal Basin in D.C., are Yoshino cherries ( Prunus x yedoensis). cherry blossoms is forecast for April 8 – 12, 2014, according to the National Park Service. Stay tuned to our Facebook or Twitter pages for updates on peak bloom time. Speaking of cherry trees, it won’t be long before they are in full bloom at the Garden. Plus, some very exciting news: Chapman says we will also be getting some rare Prunus specimens from the U. I’ll be adding ornamental grasses in the sunny areas, ferns, tiarella, and phlox in the shady area around the treehouse, and native wetland plants that will attract and support pollinators along the waters edge.” Create paved secondary walkways looping from and back to the main walkway in five locations where guests are encouraged to linger and look.ĭirector of Horticulture, Grace Chapman, has chosen species to extend the bloom time as much as possible: “From flowering apricots in the winter, to a range of ornamental and edible cherries and other flowering tree/shrubs in the spring (amelanchier, viburnum, plums, apples), to flowering shrubs and perennials in the summer (hydrangeas, deutzia, phlox).Create an attractive, accessible, illuminated walkway around the entire perimeter of the lake.Visually and physically “tie together” the lake and all the individual gardens surrounding it.

cherrytree walk

  • Improve planting conditions and irrigation.
  • Remove and replace diseased and damaged trees or those competing with other specimen trees.
  • Create improved planting beds bordering the east side of Lake Sydnor filled with a variety of spring-flowering trees, including several varieties of cherries, and layered plantings up to water’s edge.
  • Scheduled for planting in mid-April of 2014, the project is funded through the generosity of an anonymous donor and will: If you are a fan of the Garden on Facebook, you may have heard about an exciting new project at the Garden: the Cherry Tree Walk. The “Cherry Tree Walk” is the working title of the project currently underway around the perimeter of Lake Sydnor. This year, look for them to peak a bit earlier. Cherry blossoms at Lewis Ginter on April 10, 2013.












    Cherrytree walk