The Cherry Blossom Grove in Jackson Park can be found near 6401 S. Stony Island Avenue on the east side of Cornell Avenue, located just south of the Museum of Science and Industry.

An Essex County park credited by local officials with having the nation’s largest collection of cherry blossom trees drew big crowds during its annual festival, which concluded Sunday. County ...

County officials said that at least 100,000 visited Branch Brook Park to view the park’s 5,300 cherry blossom trees during the nine-day, 49th annual Essex County Cherry Blossom Festival.

The tree’s fruit bulbs are a favorite meal for the feral fowl, making for a mix of colors in the branches that is unique to the cemetery’s cherry blossom blooming.

Wapato Hills Park - 6231 S. Wapato St., Tacoma Many cherry blossom trees can be viewed at Wapato Hills Park. You can get a nice view of the plants near the park’s Skip and Laura Vaughn Playfield.

Cherry blossom trees create a pink canopy over a path at Unwin Park in Surrey on April 3. Besides Metro Vancouver, some of the best places to view the flowering trees include Yoshino, Japan ...

Decades of data show an increase in average global temperatures, and cherry blossoms have not been spared the effects. Warming temperatures have caused the trees to bloom earlier than they should ...

In a town often divided by politics, one thing that most can agree on in Washington is that cherry blossom jerseys are a fantastic addition to any D.C. team’s rotation. Few things get ...

The trees feature pink and white cascading flowers creating a beautiful view for parkgoers. According to Cincinnati Parks, 1,000 Japanese Cherry blossom trees were given to the city as a gift to ...

Nature: Cherry blossoms in Washington, D.C. Cherry blossom season is in full swing in Washington, D.C., with the trees reaching peak bloom on Friday, according to the National Park Service.

Held to commemorate the gift of 3,000 cherry trees from Tokyo's then-mayor Yukio Ozaki to Washington, D.C., the festival draws more than 1.5 million to a range of programs, according to its website.

But how much do you really know about the trees, their history in D.C. and the annual Cherry Blossom Festival? Take this short quiz to find out if you’re a horticulture and history whiz or just ...