How could life be about anything other than blossoms?
by eatonhamilton
Dizzying beauty in front of my lens today in Victoria, a city burst into an uncanny bloom. I saw rhodos, camellias, euphorbias, lavender, quince, magnolias, forsythia, tulips, violets, crocuses, irises and cherries and plums all blooming together. The usual bloom time for tulips is May, which I know because kids used to steal ours for Mother’s Day. Not sure what will happen for calendar spring. Do you know?
Eaton Hamilton 
My parents grow tulips, paper whites, jonquils, phlox, a variety of fruit tree blossoms and of course iris and forsythia, a yard full of flowers when you include the summertime daylilies. Victoria sounds nice.