What's in Bloom

Summer Blooms Begin

Join us for the transition from spring to summer!

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Peak Spring Bloom Ends

Join us as more than 350,000 spring blooms show off their flower power. Peak bloom typically happens around mid-May, and it started just in time for Mother’s Day this year. We should see our tulips last through the third week of May, pending weather.

Spring Blooms Timeline

Early April: snowdrops, dwarf irises, Lenten roses, and more
Mid-April to Early May: early daffodils, windflowers, and various perennials
Early May: more daffodils, magnolias, hyacinths, fritillaria, and early tulips
Mid-May: Peak bloom! Various tulips, magnolias, daffodils, and perennials
Mid-May to End of May: Final days! Tulips, bleeding hearts, Adirondack crabapple tree blossoms, irises, and more

Ultimately, nature decides when flowers blooms so check back for the latest!
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Shhhh… the flowers are sleeping!

Winter in Wisconsin means hibernation time for many of our perennials. Return next spring for more flower power or plan a trip to the Garden for some time outdoors in a beautiful winter wonderland.

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