Springtime Splendor: Three Iconic Flowers

Spring heralds the rebirth of nature. Among the myriad flowers that bloom, three stand out for their beauty and symbolism: tulips, cherry blossoms and daffodils.

1.  Tulips: Colors of Joy

Origin: Central Asia, popularized in Europe in the 16th century.

Varieties: More than 3,000 varieties, with a spectrum of colors and shapes. Bloom time: Early spring, symbolizing love and new beginnings.

2.  Cherry Blossoms: Ephemeral Elegance

Cultural Heart: Integral to Japanese culture, celebrated with Hanami (flower viewing). Varieties: Range from white to shades of pink.

Bloom Time: Short, typically early spring, symbolizing life's transient beauty.

3.  Daffodils: Harbingers of Hope

Varieties: About 50 species, with colors varying from yellow to white, pink and orange.

Bloom time: Annually around Easter, symbolizing rebirth and new beginnings. Resilience: Hardy and enduring, they bloom annually with minimal care.

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