SEATTLE — UPDATE ON MONDAY, MARCH 18: The University of Washington said Monday that 50-60% of buds at the Quad were in bloom, and peak bloom is expected by Tuesday at the latest. As spring ...

Every year, the cherry blossom trees at the University of Washington (UW) attract thousands of visitors. Starting in March and ending in early April, the quad at UW is a sea of pink and white flowers.

The University of Washington is inviting visitors back to the Quad for the first time since the start of the pandemic to enjoy the iconic cherry blossoms in bloom. To stream KING 5 on your phone ...

Peak bloom for UW cherry blossoms is here. Here's what you should know. ... The trees were originally planted in 1939 at the Washington Park Arboretum but were moved due to construction.

Best places to park on weekdays, weekends at the UW. For weekend visitors to the University of Washington's cherry blossoms, ...

Now for the bad news: The University of Washington in Seattle is asking people to view the cherry blossoms from home again this year in order to reduce crowding and limit the spread of COVID-19.

The University of Washington is inviting the community to experience the iconic cherry blossoms in the Quad this spring. The ...

The University of Washington’s cherry blossoms have burst into bunches of pale pink and white. After an unusually warm weekend, the 29 cherry blossom trees in the Quad were expected to reach ...

Those trees are nearly 90 years old and tracking when they’ll be in peak pink bloom is serious business at UW. A closer look at the blossoms and leaves, lit up on the BECU Tree at the University ...

According to UW, the Yoshino cherry trees were purchased in 1939 and planted in the Washington Park Arboretum. They were later replanted in the Quad in 1962 due to construction on State Route 520 ...