Spring Flowers at Arnold Arboretum

Photos taken at the Arnold Arboretum in Jamaica Plain, MA, on April 16, 2006.

Andromeda.

Apple blossoms.

Cherry blossoms.

Forsythia close-up.

That's a really big patch of forsythia.

Some sort of flowering plum.

More of the flowering plum.

Pink rhododendrons.

White rhododendrons, too.

There's a historic burying ground in one corner of the Arboretum, established in 1712.

The winged skull motif was a common decoration on tombstones of that period.

General view of the park. This is a dog-friendly park, and the paved trails also attract a lot of people pushing strollers or riding bicycles with their children.

Another nice view of the flowering trees near the main entrance.

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	Andromeda.
	Apple blossoms.
	Cherry blossoms.
	Forsythia close-up.
	That's a really big patch of forsythia.
	Some sort of flowering plum.
	More of the flowering plum.
	Pink rhododendrons.
	White rhododendrons, too.
	There's a historic burying ground in one corner of the Arboretum, established in 1712.
	The winged skull motif was a common decoration on tombstones of that period.
	General view of the park. This is a dog-friendly park, and the paved trails also attract a lot of people pushing strollers or riding bicycles with their children.
	Another nice view of the flowering trees near the main entrance.