From St Peter's Square to Mayfield Park, there are dozens of locations you can spot colourful blossom displays
Nothing signals the arrival of spring quite like trees sporting colourful displays of blossom. To help people find the best blooms across the city over the coming weeks, the National Trust has launched an interactive map as part of its #BlossomWatch campaign.
A pop-up blossom display in Sadler’s Yard has been created especially for the trail, with 12 different types of apple and cherry trees. The trees will be planted at Angel Square later in the year.The free digital trail map will be live from Saturday April 1 to Sunday April 30, making it a great activity to do with the kids over the Easter holidays.
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