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Hampton National Historic SitePeonies are one of many flowers at Hampton
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Hampton National Historic Site
What is blooming at Hampton

January

  • Snowdrops
  • Oregon Grapeholly

February

  • Snowdrops
  • Oregon Grapeholly 

March

  • Winter Aconites
  • Daffodils
  • Flowering Quince
  • Spicebush
  • Periwinkle
  • Purple-leaf Filbert

  April

  • Saucer Magnolia
  • Flowering Crabapple
  • Spring Bulbs
  • Yellow, White, and Confederate Violets
  • Flowering Quince
  • Periwinkle
  • Little-leaf Lilac Tree
  • Peonies
  • Hardy Orange

May

  • Late spring bulbs
  • Roses
  • Summer-flowering Annuals
  • Southern Magnolia
  • Horse Chestnut
  • Buckeye
  • Common Lilac
  • Empress Tree
  • Herbaciaous Peonies
  • Chinese Wisteria
  • Fringetree
  • Stewartia

June

  • Southern Magnolia
  • Sweetbay Magnolia
  • Roses
  • Summer-flowering Annuals
  • Herbaceous Peonies

  July

  • Southern Magnolia
  • Roses
  • Summer-flowering Annuals
  • Bottle-brush Buckeye

  August

  • Roses
  • Summer-flowering Annuals
  • Sourwood
  • Porcelain Berry

  September

  • Roses
  • Summer-flowering Annuals

  October

  • Fall Foliage
  • Fruit displays on Hardy Orange Poncrius

  November

  • Fall Folliage

  December

  • Evergreens
  • Winter forms of deciduous material
Fort McHenry National Monument  

Did You Know?
Fort McHenry National Monument is only 19 miles from Hampton. Combine a visit to both parks for a great day in Baltimore.
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