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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

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The Hampton Cemetery and Mausoleum

Did You Know?
No one knows where the first master and his wife are buried. Some believe their graves lie below the mausoleum, which holds over thirty bodies.

Last Updated: July 07, 2006 at 11:32 MST