Connecticut's Enchanting Cherry Blossom Trees Are A Welcome Sign Of Spring
Elisa Regulski
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It isn’t quite spring in Connecticut until the cherry trees bloom. No matter how crazy the world seems, when these stunning pink flowers burst forth, they never fail to brighten our days. We never grow tired of looking at these vibrant pops of color! Cherry blossoms are one of those blooms that are sweet, simple, and oh-so timeless. Keep your eye out – this charming sight of Connecticut’s cherry trees bursting into color only lasts about two weeks, and you won’t want to miss it! Connecticut’s enchanting cherry blossom trees are a welcome sign of the changing seasons.
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What’s your favorite thing about spring here? Where do you like to go to see the cherry blossoms in Connecticut? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!
Of course, cherry blossoms in Connecticut are only one of our state’s many beautiful, seasonal sights. The ruby-throated hummingbird migration also passes through the Nutmeg State around April. You won’t want to miss it!
If you open your windows at night, you may even hear a bit of the spring peeper frog’s springtime chorus. These musical creatures will also grace our gorgeous state this season, so keep your ear out for them! This charming cottage is immersed in plenty of natural beauty – so you should be able to see (and hear) all of the above.
Thousands Of Singing Spring Peepers Are A Welcome Sound Of A New Season Here In Connecticut
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What are the best botanical gardens to visit in Connecticut?
The Nutmeg State is fortunate to have so much stunning flora lining our streets, parks, and countryscapes - all easily accessible just by taking a quick stroll or drive! But for a more immersive experience, dive into one of Connecticut's prettiest botanical gardens, like:
- Connecticut College Arboretum, New London: a massive garden that covers 750 acres and contains over 500 species of trees, flowers, and shrubs.
- Elizabeth Park, Hartford: features one of the largest rose gardens in the country, as well as other themed gardens.
- Florence Griswold Museum, Old Lyme: showcases the art and history of the American Impressionist movement and has an old-fashioned garden with flowers, herbs, and shrubs.
- Harkness Memorial State Park, Waterford: while not a standalone botanical garden, this state park offers stunning views of the Long Island Sound and a historic mansion surrounded by formal gardens.
- Marsh Botanical Garden, New Haven: this pretty botanical garden features six greenhouses and a variety of plants from different regions.
Can't get enough? Spring, summer, fall... every season is garden season in scenic Connecticut! Here are even more of our favorite botanical gardens, parks, and natural areas in CT to explore:
- Bartlett Arboretum & Gardens, Stamford
- Connecticut College Arboretum, New London
- Dinosaur State Park and Arboretum, Rocky Hill
- Gertrude Jekyll Gardens, Woodbury
- Hollister House Garden, Washington
- Meigs Point Nature Center, Madison
- Richard D. Haley Native Plant Wildlife Gardens, Hampton
- Wickham Park, Manchester