When we made plans to fly to San Diego in March, our hostess, Allison, had a few suggestions for our visit.
We are kindred spirits, so she knows what I like: independent bookstores, coffee shops, the beach near the Hotel del Coronado, walkable neighborhoods full of fun places to explore.
But this time, she added a new idea.
“I know how you feel about flowers,” she wrote. (My love for my florist and the #FlowerReport is well documented.)
On a sunny Sunday, we drove up the highway to Carlsbad, where the Flower Fields waited for us.
Fifty acres of ranunculus, y’all. I could not stop gazing (and taking pictures).
After a long, grey, lingering winter in Boston, this vivid color was a gift to my eyes and my soul. I could have stayed all afternoon – and we did stay a while.
The fields are planted in bands of color, as you can see. They sell cut flowers and bulbs (I bought a few) and also host events.
We (I) could hardly take it all in – but we did our best.
More San Diego photos and stories to come.
Gorgeous photos! I can imagine what it would be like to visit after a grey winter in Boston. It’s lovely to have a virtual visit, on a grey and rainy day in Nova Scotia. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed! Yes, it was stunning.
How beautiful! I’m so glad you got to go.