But Stumpy could leave behind a legacy of new trees Before Stumpy was removed, horticulturists from the U.S. National Arboretum were tapped by the NPS to collect clippings from the tree.

Stumpy, a hollow cherry tree located on the south bank of the Tidal Basin in Washington, has become a local celebrity — boosted even more in recent days by news that its time is running out.

Stumpy, the unassuming little tree that’s become a national sensation, will be one of the trees being removed. 7News spoke with fans visiting Stumpy once last time for his final bloom.

Stumpy, Washington, D.C.'s beloved short cherry tree on the Tidal Basin, is slated for removal later this year. Hope for Stumpy's survival seemed dim.

Stumpy is reflected in Hongxia Zhu’s sunglasses. A woman strikes a pose in front of Stumpy. Just look at Stumpy, the little tree that could. At this troubled time in our world, he offered promise.

As for Stumpy, NPS said it will take cuttings from the famous tree and create genetic matches that can be replanted. For now, Stumpy stands tall on the south bank of the Tidal Basin for its last ...

Stumpy was determined to endure and fight.” There is still a long road ahead before you see a son of Stumpy along the Tidal Basin. That’s because the young trees are very vulnerable.

Stumpy is a hollow, stump-shaped cherry tree located on the south bank of the Tidal Basin in Washington. It has a strip of bark on one side that transports nutrients to a few small branches ...

Stumpy, a hollow cherry tree that gained viral fame, pictured at the Tidal Basin during peak bloom. Ultimately, Litterst said, all of the removed trees, including Stumpy, will be mulched.

Stumpy’s is seeking a rapid expansion through franchising. The company has received hundreds of franchise requests, and 21 locations have already been sold in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania ...

The Stumpy’s corporate website emphasizes social distancing between groups, private pits and sanitized surfaces. “When it gets rowdy in here, it’s actually really cool,” Adriana LaShelle said.

Stumpy is reflected in Hongxia Zhu’s sunglasses. A woman strikes a pose in front of Stumpy. Just look at Stumpy, the little tree that could. At this troubled time in our world, he offered promise.