Surreal Sakura Season Sans Society

In these trying times, we need our Beloved Beautiful Benevolent Blossoms!

Cherry Blossoms mean many things to 

many people. To some they herald

the long awaited arrival of spring.

To others, it's time to reflect on

how beautiful yet fragile life is.

All over the World, people take the

time to connect and pause during

Cherry Blossom Season.

The Sweet Sakura Blossom lasts only

a precious week or two, falling

and blowing away in a 

pink and white blossom blizzard.

So beautiful, so fleeting.

Then the blossoms are gone, till next year.

In this time of real and present danger,

this Cherry Blossom Season is different.

We can't party and dance at the Festival,

eat at the Food trucks and reminisce

about the good old days in Wooster Square, 
talk about the good times to come.

The Wooster Square Cherry Blossom Festival

helped us come together as

a neighborhood, as New Haven,

and as a State.

I'm extremely sorry to all those

who will be affected.

Please, by all means, until further notice,

enjoy the Blossoms! Keep social

distancing and by all means

come and picnic with your family.

Groups of 10 or more are not allowed.

With that said, I'll go out and get some photos
and try to narrow down peak!

Pink showing!

 Tick tick

Squares Bare

 Sweet Sakura Square

 Peduncle elongation?

Bev's corner

Academy St South

 Look! Up in the sky!

 Land of ahs

Solitary sakura seeker

Wooster Place south

Coming soon!

Future fence flower fun

 Worm cam

 Chapel Street west

 Color coming!

Stop by Grab a pie!

Based on photos, some of the fastest
Bloomers are about 12 to 17 days
away from peak pop. They are in
the Third stage, extension of florets.

Remember to Social distance.

We will get through this.

See You
Round
The Square!

Special thanks to our sponsor,
Cheryl Szczarba, Realtor.

Special protocols on showings.
Call Cheryl for more info
203-996-8328

Click here for more info and Cheryl's website.