Article: SPRING GREETING; Arboretum's 446-acre site starts bloom.(FAMILY TIMES)(FIELD TRIPS)

Byline: Alexandra Rockey Fleming, THE WASHINGTON TIMES

Do your children a favor during the next several months. Log off the Internet, turn off the TV, stop the video games. Step outside and savor spring at the U.S. National Arboretum. Springtime offers visitors a strong visual impact at the 446-acre site because the landscape changes relatively quickly, says Elizabeth Ley, head of the gardens unit.

"There's a promise of more all the time," Ms. Ley says. "It's quite spectacular, and you can come every week or every other week and see something different every time."

Visitors during the months of April, May and June can expect to see dozens ...

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