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This weekend was the Cherry Blossom festival in Washington, D.C., a popular spring tradition for many. Did you go to the festival? Do you like to visit the tulip garden in Baltimore? What is your favorite spring flower? Cast your vote and share in the comments!
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It's a toss-up (or tie) between Iris, Pansy, or Hyacinth (not necessarily in that order). The blossoms are fragrant and the Irises are SOOOO majestic!
The sad part is that none of the flowers blossom for very long (unless you count roses, which continue to put out blossoms until the weather gets too hot). So, enjoy them while you can. Each flower puts out a couple of blossoms, then just green leaves for a while, until next year. I hope one day to have a small garden that allows me to enjoy something blooming all season (even if it means there are plants blooming in succession, one after another).
Purple hyacinth
Rose of course.
How can anyone forget hyacinth!
Foxglove
My favorite is a daisy
I love all of the flower and trees mentioned, but when my Lilacs bloom I really enjoy their aroma.
I prefer crocus' because these flowers I associate with Easter and Resurrection and I don't know where I would be without Resurrection Sunday!!!
Gerber Daisy!
hyacinth It is the most fragrant
I like all of the mentioned flowers, however; my favorite flower of all is the "Rose."