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Hampton National Historic Site
What is blooming at Hampton
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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
December
- Evergreens
- Winter forms of deciduous material
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