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DC Cherry Trees Near Me
Cherry blossom trees, or "sakura," are a significant symbol of spring in Washington, DC. They were gifted by Japan in 1912 to celebrate friendship between the two nations. The trees bloom beautifully each Spring, attracting thousands of visitors.Blooming SeasonThe cherry blossoms usually bloom from late March to early April.Viewing LocationsTidal Basin: The most popular spot, featuring over 3,700 cherry trees.National Mall: Additional clusters can be found near the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument.Other Parks: Smaller groups of cherry trees are located in the National Arboretum, Anacostia Park, and Dumbarton Oaks. National Cherry Blossom FestivalThe original planting of cherry trees took place in 1912, marking the beginning of the National Cherry Blossom Festival. Since then, the annual festival celebrates the blooming of the cherry trees with various events, including parades, cultural performances, and art displays. It typically runs from late March to mid-April, coinciding with the peak bloom period.
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| description | <p>Cherry blossom trees, or "sakura," are a significant symbol of spring in Washington, DC. They were gifted by Japan in 1912 to celebrate friendship between the two nations. The trees bloom beautifully each Spring, attracting thousands of visitors.</p><h3>Blooming Season</h3><p>The cherry blossoms usually bloom from late March to early April.</p><h3>Viewing Locations</h3><ul><li>Tidal Basin: The most popular spot, featuring over 3,700 cherry trees.</li><li>National Mall: Additional clusters can be found near the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument.</li><li>Other Parks: Smaller groups of cherry trees are located in the National Arboretum, Anacostia Park, and Dumbarton Oaks.<br /> </li></ul><h3>National Cherry Blossom Festival</h3><p>The original planting of cherry trees took place in 1912, marking the beginning of the National Cherry Blossom Festival. Since then, the annual festival celebrates the blooming of the cherry trees with various events, including parades, cultural performances, and art displays. It typically runs from late March to mid-April, coinciding with the peak bloom period.</p> |
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| issued | 2021-03-24T15:57:50.000Z |
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| modified | 2022-03-15T15:52:35.000Z |
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