Trees that bear fruit year round
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Trees that bear fruit year round – from apples, apricots and peaches, to pears, cherries and plums. Blueberries, raspberries, pomegranates and strawberries are also worth trying.
Trees that bear fruit year round – from apples, apricots and peaches, to pears, cherries and plums. Blueberries, raspberries, pomegranates and strawberries are also worth trying.
Omaha
• Antique Park
Why: Home to the first pure American antiques market
When: Between the end of February and late March, with peak weekend sales from the end of March to mid-April
• Downtown Go Ape
Why: The Chicago version of Ape, Ride and Treehouse features three zip lines
When: 10am-4pm daily in March and April
• Capi
Why: It’s the end of winter and you’re tired of looking at cold brown grass. Capi is packed with more than 100 kinds of grasses and hundreds of flowering plants and trees for you to choose from, many of them in stunning hues of reds, yellows and purples
Why: Home to the first pure American antiques market
When: Between the end of February and late March, with peak weekend sales from the end of March to mid-April
• The Chicago History Museum
Why: From Egyptian artifacts to folk art to a prehistoric village, the museum has it all
When: 10am-5pm daily year round
• Grant Park Arboretum
Why: Situated on Chicago’s legendary Magnificent Mile, this arboretum has more than 8,000 species of trees, from enormous sequoia-like Douglas firs to exotic palms
Why: Home to the first pure American antiques market
When: Between the end of February and late March, with peak weekend sales from the end of March to mid-April
• Rose Island
Why: Home to thousands of beautiful rose and cherry trees in a picturesque setting
When: Always open, though the blossoms come only at certain times of year
• Museum of Science and Industry
Why: From the International Space Station to an extreme-scale model of a human ear, this science and technology museum has it all
Why: Home to the first pure American antiques market
When: Between the end of February and late March, with peak weekend sales from the end of March to mid-April
• Wild Rose Park
Why: A permanent exhibit in the 1890s Kelly House shows the evolution of American culture
When: Open year round
Washington
• Barracks Row
Why: The mansion formerly owned by the first governor of the District of Columbia has been carefully preserved to tell the history of the city’s founding
When: Open Monday to Friday year round
• The American History Museum
Why: The best exhibit at the American History Museum is the “Spirit of Freedom,” a small installation that commemorates African-American history
When: Always open, though it’s limited to certain weekends and holidays
Prairie View
• Harmony Hills Orchard
Why: They offer apple cider donuts, and the place smells like warm fresh-from-the-oven apple pie
Why: The best exhibit at the American History Museum is the “Spirit of Freedom,” a small installation that commemorates African-American history
When: Always open, though it’s limited to certain weekends and holidays
Salt Lake
• HomeSweet Home – Salt Lake City Museum of History
Why: This historic home has been meticulously restored to its turn-of-the-century appearance
When: Open year round
• Pioneer Park
Why: Full of trees, roses, tulips and other flowers and plants that inspired early pioneers, this park and garden also has a small zoo
Why: The best exhibit at the American History Museum is the “Spirit of Freedom,” a small installation that commemorates African-American history
When: Always open, though it’s limited to certain weekends and holidays
San Diego
• Balboa Park
Why: This is a cultural and historical treasure for everyone
When: Open daily year round
• Rose Hill Manor
Why: This historic home has been meticulously restored to its turn-of-the-century appearance
When: Open year round
Spokane
• Fern Creek Park
Why: They offer apple cider donuts, and the place smells like warm fresh-from-the-oven apple pie
When: Open year round
• Deer Creek Park
Why: Full of trees, roses, tulips and other flowers and plants that inspired early pioneers, this park and garden also has a small zoo
When: Open year round
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Originally published March 2, 2020, 11:10 a.m.
Jayme Deerwester
Jayme Deerwester is an editorial producer at USA TODAY. When she's not searching for travel tips, shooting pictures or writing stories, Jayme enjoys reading, hiking, campsinging and baking. Her work can be found at JaymeDeerwester.com. When she's not searching for travel tips, shooting pictures or writing stories, Jayme enjoys reading, hiking, campsinging and baking. Her work can be found at JaymeDeerwester.com.
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