Welcome to Dogwood-Azalea Festival

Visit Charleston, Missouri during the spring season and enjoy the most beautiful flower festivals. In this festival, the 6 miles Dogwood-Azalea trail remains occupied with Charleston’s three-generation dogwoods and azaleas, therefore, strolling throughout the trails will be an unforgettable experience for every traveler. A visit to the carnival proffers a multicolored insight into the locally declared hospitality and tradition of Charleston, Missouri.

Dallas Bloom

Popular as the biggest flower carnivals in the Southwest, Dallas Bloom has earned the title of favorite flower from travelers. The most beautiful, exclusive and wide 66 acres of gardens on the shoreline of White Rock Lake in east Dallas rejuvenate themselves each spring with huge elaboration at Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden. Visitors can witness almost every color in 500,000 flowers including daffodils, tulips,  hyacinths and lot more. The six weeks long festival offers rotations its flower arrangements, so it is advisable to go two-three times to cover all the color and all the types of the flowers to explore.

Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival

Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival is the perfect carnival for those who want to seek more knowledge about gardening. This is very interesting festivals where the best gardening practices and information are shared. During this festival, the garden becomes transfer into topiary wonderland. So don’t miss this festival if you are a garden person.

Baltimore Blooms

Popular as Fodor’s favorite for its impressive and lavish parkland tour, the Baltimore Blooms comes out with the best in the treasured North Carolina land. The place has something for which you can spend hours and hours exploring the wonders of the private gates of the land. There you will also get the handy guide to navigating the grounds.

National Cherry Blossom Festival

One of the most acclaimed flower festivals, National Cherry Blossom Festival is celebrated at Washington, DC. Yoshino’s cherry tresses of Washington DC were a gift from Mayor Yukio Ozaki in the year of 1912 of Tokyo as the symbol of the long live friend between US and Japan. These cheery blooms trees grow in three regions of DC East Potomac Park which is at Hains Park, the Tidal Basin in West Potomac Park and most prominent Washington Monument Ground where you find tremendous crowds in the weekend to get the ideal photo opportunity.

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