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Christopher Columbus Park in Bloom

The horticulture volunteers from the Friends of Christopher Columbus Park have been very busy pruning, weeding and fertilizing the Waterfront Crescent and the Rose Garden in preparation for the blooming season.  The rewards were a magnificent display of wisteria blooms during May as well as the beginning of blooming in the Crescent (Creeping Blue Geraniums and early Daylilies).

Beauties in Bloom (Don’t forget to look at the roses too!) Photo: Meredith Piscitelli
Beauties in Bloom (Don’t forget to look at the roses too!) Photo: Meredith Piscitelli

The Rose Garden is in the midst of the first bloom of the season! The center bed of Hybrid Teas and Floribundas generally exhibit the largest blooms of the season at this time; be sure to visit!

Several volunteers explained the artistic value of pruning the wisteria trunks. The gnarled trunks are considered, along with the foliage and blossoms, to be an admired feature of this plant.  They
will continue this throughout June so stop by and admire their artistry!

See www.FOCCP.org for more information on the Friends of Christopher Columbus Park.

One Reply to “Christopher Columbus Park in Bloom

  1. Matt, thank you so much for posting these photos of our beautiful neighborhood Park.
    I would like to have everybody who has a Face Book account to know that we Friends of Christopher Columbus Park, have a "group" page and invite all to become "friends."

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