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Predicting Peak Dogwood Bloom in Atlanta for Visitors

Extension retiree Newton Hogg recorded dogwood bloom in Decatur since 1982. Peak display typically between April 5–15. Safe to invite visitors for weekend of April 8–10; azaleas may bloom simultaneously.

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