The San Marino gem, which is known around the planet for its petal power, is temporarily closed.
But we can enjoy the property's fabulous flowers from bygone Aprils and Mays while we stay close to home. Soak up peaceful visions around The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens now, from the ice plants seen in the Desert Garden to the destination's fragrant and famous roses.
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The Huntington is temporarily closed in response to the coronavirus, but springtime flowers continue to grow and burst in pretty profusion.
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Roses at peak bloom can be found at The Huntington throughout the calendar, but springtime is truly impressive in this dazzling department.
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Puya venusta
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California poppies
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Leucospermum patersonii "Brothers"
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Leucadendron pom pom
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Ice plants are a California classic come April.
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Grevillea firesprite
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Caladrinia spectabilis
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The Rose Garden
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The Desert Garden
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Crabapple flowers
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Ceanothus concha
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Berries n cream
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Aeonium in bloom
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Echinopsis celeste
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Azalea tabebuia
