The most common types of cherry trees in San Francisco are the Kwanzan flowering cherry (Prunus serrulata “Kwanzan”) and Yoshino cherry (Prunus x Yedoensis). Kwanzan trees feature double ...

Spring has finally arrived. I realize that spring officially began on March 19, and like many, I have enjoyed the blooming of ...

Ornamental cherry trees have been introduced all over the ... That’s because they’re stunning—my favorite springtime bloom. This Kwanzan variety is one of the easiest to care for.

It’s a day that many Washingtonians have been dreading: the beloved cherry tree, Stumpy, had his last stand when he was finally removed from the Tidal Basin. News4’s Tommy McFly reports. After years ...

Stumpy, a well-known cherry blossom tree at D.C.’s Tidal Basin, has died at the estimated age of 25, the National Park ...

Washington D.C.’s tourists were loving its cherry trees to death, until a beaver showed them the way. On February 14, 1912, more than 3,000 cherry trees left Yokohama, Japan, on board the S.S. Awa ...

As work continues on the restoration of the seawalls along D.C’s Tidal Basin, 140 cherry trees between the Jefferson and ...

Will they recover? Damage is just now starting to reveal itself due to the late growing season this year. Cherry trees appear to have been hit very hard, especially sweet cherries with over 90% of the ...

Have you dreamed of watching fruit blossom in your own backyard? Why not start with a cherry tree? The low-maintenance tree will bring you plenty of fruit to enjoy.

As tree advocates, the Midwest City Tree Board works to serve multiple roles in the community, ranging from overseeing tree ...

Every tree tells a story, but some are beyond eloquent, holding memories, embodying belief, marking sorrow. We hold trees in our imagination, where they grow in strange, wonderful ways in forests ...