MBG Plants in Bloom: at a Glance

Missouri Botanical Garden: Plants in Bloom

PLEASE NOTE: With a hard freeze predicted as this report is being compiled, the flowering status of some plants is likely to change.
Redbuds and White redbuds are now in full bloom.
Dogwoods are flowering in the English Woodland Garden.
Crabapples are in bloom throughout the grounds.
Lilacs are blooming in The Knolls and the Scented Garden.
Many Daffodils and early Tulips remain showy throughout the grounds in spite of recent frosts.
Bluebells and other woodland wildflowers are blooming in the English Woodland Garden.
The Fairy primroses are the showiest element of a very colorful Linnean House.
The Temperate House abounds with flowers and fragrance. Especially showy is the Moorish garden, featuring standards of Rose 'Sunsprite' and Canary Island broom.
Pansies that overwintered in many locations on the grounds are very showy.
Record cold temperatures have damaged the flowers of those Azaleas and Rhododendrons that were in bloom, and many of those plants whose buds were showing color. Plants with tight buds appear to have escaped injury for now and should resume flowering with a return to normal conditions.