Posted in Connecticut April 19, 2020 by Elisa Regulski

Connecticut’s Enchanting Cherry Blossom Trees Are A Welcome Sign Of Spring

It isn’t quite spring until the cherry trees bloom. No matter how crazy the world seems, these stunning pink flowers burst forth to brighten our days. We never grow tired of looking at these vibrant pops of color. Keep your eye out — this charming sight 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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All throughout the state, Yoshino cherry trees grace us with their beauty.

But for two weeks during April, these flowering plants really put on a show.

These eye-catching plants even inspired a local festival in New Haven.

In 1973, the New Haven Historic Commission and Parks Department planted 72 enchanting cherry trees around the Wooster Square neighborhood.

But that isn't the only place you can catch these magnificent flowering trees. Greenwich, Connecticut bursts with color this time of year.

Mill River Park in Stamford also boasts an incredible view.

The look especially magical along the glimmering Mill River.

These views are so inspiring, you could stare at them all day.

Don't delay! These striking trees are only here for a short time, and you'll definitely want to take in their astonishing beauty.

What’s your favorite thing about spring in Connecticut? Where do you like to go to see the cherry blossoms? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

This isn’t the only whimsical springtime event coming through the Nutmeg State. The ruby-throated hummingbird migration also passes through Connecticut in 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!

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