Washington D.C.'s famed blossoms, a gift of Japan in 1912, have begun blooming and are only step away from peak bloom, as per the NPS.

Cherry blossoms around Washington, D.C., are starting to show. The world-famous blossoms are now in their "puffy white" phase, according to the National Park Service, and peak bloom is next.

Any day now! The cherry blossoms have reached the fifth stage: puffy white. D.C.’s iconic cherry blossoms have reached stage five as they inch one step closer to peak bloom, the National Park ...

According to the National Park Service, the trees entered the “puffy white” phase of blossoming on March 23. Peak bloom for cherry blossom trees tends to occur in the last week of March or ...

More wind gusts are possible. The low temperature overnight will be around 45. The cherry trees at the Tidal Basin are in the puffy white stage, the last stop before peak bloom. Thanks, Jacob!

WASHINGTON — The iconic cherry blossoms are continuing their journey toward peak bloom, officially reaching stage 5, or puffy white blossoms, March 23, 2025, according to the National Park Service.

D.C. were in "stage 5," meaning they were emerging as puffy white with the blossom starting to show. The trees in the nation's capital, which were a gift of Japan, signal the arrival of spring ...

Cherry blossoms along the Tidal Basin reached "stage 5 - Puffy White," the last stage before peak bloom, according to the National Park Service.

The National Park Service, on Sunday, announced the capital's famed cherry trees have reached "stage 5 - Puffy White" with blossom starting to show. "Now we're just waiting on them to open," NPS ...