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This year, due to COVID-19 outbreak, please stay home and let us bring the blossoms to you. Click on this interactive map to see the most popular cherry trees at […]
Umineko cherry trees are starting to bloom at Queen Elizabeth Park’s duck pond. These magnificent trees are characterized by big white flowers with round petals. This is a great location […]
Right after work, I went to Queen Elizabeth Park to see the Akebono cherry trees. It was around 5pm. There was about 25 people taking photographs. The trees near the […]
The Akebono cherry trees at Queen Elizabeth park are not in bloom, yet. The trees are full of buds. Flowers should open in the next 7-10 days. Still, there was […]
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Stellata at Queen Elizabeth Park
Star cherry blossoms (“Stellata”) are open near the duck pond at Queen Elizabeth park. You can recognize Stellata cherry blossoms by the petals that are rolling to form soft points […]
These Umineko cherry tress provide a nice spot for hanami picnic at the Queen Elizabeth park’s duck pond. From the top of the hill, you get a beautiful view […]
How to get there: Off Cambie at 33rd there’s a parking lot or park on the street then walk up hill as if going to Bloedel Conservatory and we’ll be […]
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Akebono shines in Stanley Park
At the rose garden in Stanley Park, Akebono cherry trees are full of buds. The blossoms will reach peak bloom in a few days, just in time for our Tree […]
Tree Talks and Walks (April 10) will be led by Alex Downie at Queen Elizabeth Park. Registration is mandatory for participation, limited spots available.