You haven’t seen Biltmore until you’ve seen it in the spring. Biltmore’s gardens – designed by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted – come to life with wave after wave of gorgeous blooms.
Visitors will be able to enjoy stunning floral displays through May 23, 2019. The gardens and grounds are awash in beautiful color.
This year’s celebration includes not only flowers coloring acres of gardens, but also a major new costume exhibition, a new wine release and botanical art installation in the Winery, and much more.
According to this week’s bloom report, the end of May is the turning point to full-fledged summer. It is also one of the prettiest times for evergreen trees like hemlock, fir, and spruce. The spring growth on the tips of each branch is a lighter shade of green, giving the plant a two-tone quality that will only last for a week or two.
Please visit www.biltmore.com for additional information on the various events taking place daily at Biltmore.