Petal Promenade: Springtime in Boston Public Garden

#cherryblossom25 In mid to late April, Boston Public Garden awakens with the delicate bloom of cherry blossoms, offering a serene retreat in the city’s heart. Among its winding paths and historic statues, visitors can find a variety of cherry trees, including the pale-pink Yoshino and the vibrant Kwanzan, which typically bloom in early May. These blossoms provide a picturesque contrast to the garden’s lush greenery and the tranquil waters of the lagoon, where the iconic Swan Boats begin their seasonal tours. For those seeking a peaceful experience, early morning visits are ideal, allowing one to enjoy the blossoms’ beauty before the day’s bustle begins. The garden’s proximity to other blooming locales, such as the Charles River Esplanade and Commonwealth Avenue Mall, makes it a central point for a springtime floral tour of Boston.