Enjoying the cherry blossoms as they bloom is a quintessential spring activity, and one of the best places in New York to soak in these gorgeous trees is the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. There are all kinds of beautiful scenes in this New York gem that features a wide array of plant life, but the cherry blossoms are truly incredible to witness when they’re in bloom. Furthermore, the garden’s annual Sakura Matsuri festival is one you’ll want to add to your list as soon as it returns!
Cherry blossom season at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens is a remarkable sight; visitors are welcomed to get lost in this sea of pink as they explore these exquisite grounds.
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Wander through the Cherry Esplanade full of flowering cherry trees, one of the most awe-inspiring areas in the gardens. You’ll feel like you’ve stepped into another world!
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While the cherry blossoms are certainly a spring highlight at Brooklyn Botanical Garden, there is seemingly no end to the unique and breathtaking scenes at the botanical gardens, which contain a wide variety of styles of gardens.
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Explore the Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden, Lily Pool Terrace and Borders, the Rose Garden, and the Shakespeare Garden, to name just a few.
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Head to the Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden and enjoy the gorgeous landscaping; this garden features a waterfall, island, bridges, lanterns, and a beautiful pavilion.
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Now is the time to check out the cherry blossoms in Brooklyn before it’s too late!
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While the pandemic has put a hold on festivals, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden is home to Sakura Matsuri, an annual Japanese cherry blossom celebration and festival.
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With the cherry blossoms in full bloom all around, this event will be a must-visit once it returns!
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While you’re at the botanic gardens, don’t forget to check out Magnolia Plaza, Daffodil Hill, and Bluebell Wood, all of them stunning collections. You can find out more about how to plan your visit by following the gardens on Facebook or by visiting their website.
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