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Mead’s One-Night-Only ‘Queen of the Night’ Bloom Could Happen as Early as TOMORROW
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Mead’s One-Night-Only ‘Queen of the Night’ Bloom Could Happen as Early as TOMORROW
This is not a drill, plant people. After weeks of watching and waiting, Mead Botanical Garden’s “Queen of the Night” bloom is officially close, and the garden says it will definitely happen this week. It could open as early as Tuesday, June 2. The Night-Blooming Cereus, also known as the “Queen of the Night,” is a vine-like cactus that blooms just one night a year, usually near the end of May or in the first week of June. When it happens, large,…
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