This Sunday, the wishes will be separated, or "harvested," from Yoko Ono's Wish Trees, but the 21 crape myrtle trees will stay in Pasadena. As the 80,000 wishes make their way to Iceland, the trees will find a new home at the Arlington Garden, a demonstration Mediterranean climate garden in Pasadena. more ›

Every day LAist will be sharing wishes from Wish Tree for Pasadena with you. more ›

Translation of Wish (if it's too blurry for ya): "I wish Yoko Ono would call me." more ›

Every day LAist will be sharing wishes from Wish Tree for Pasadena with you. more ›

Every day LAist will be sharing wishes from Wish Tree for Pasadena with you. more ›

As of last week, Yoko Ono's Wish Tree for Pasadena art installation has garnered over 10,000 wishes from the public. The project, which began on August 2, consists of 21 living crape myrtle trees installed amongst the café tables and chairs in the Courtyard of One Colorado. Visitors are invited to write their wishes on pieces of paper and hang them on the tree branches. They are being added at the pace of around 1,250 per day, project coordinators said to LAist in an e-mail adding that "the installation has taken off in ways that none of us imagined, and it becomes more beautiful with every new wish." more ›

Every day LAist will be sharing wishes from Wish Tree for Pasadena with you. more ›

Every day LAist will be sharing wishes from Wish Tree for Pasadena with you. more ›