Why Carlsbad in California Is a Prime Spot to Find Flowers - AFAR
"Each spring (March–May) a 55-acre hillside is blanketed by more than 70 million ranunculus blooms arranged in synchronized rows of red, yellow, orange, pink, and white that draw over 300,000 visitors; the season also includes a sunflower patch, orchid and poinsettia displays, a Sweet Pea Maze, a demonstration garden, and a U-Pick blueberries area. The site hosts special activities such as teatime in the gardens, outdoor concerts, and yoga classes, and tickets are roughly $25 for adults, $23 for seniors and military, and $11 for children ages 3–10." - Bailey Berg
