Every year, Daffodil bulbs from Spring Display pots are saved and replanted in the ground to create spectacular displays like in the Garden Orchard.

One of the most popular deciduous magnolias, the Saucer Magnolia unfurls large blooms that are pink at the base and white inside.

Enjoying a wet Spring, wildflowers like Warrior's Plume are now in abundance on the California and Spring Creek Trails.

The front door to the House is framed by a colorful display of blooms that changes week to week.

Tulips in jewel-toned colors have sprung to life in pots throughout the Garden.

Sweet-smelling Winter Daphne blooms in the West Walled Garden by the Wedding Place.

Knifeleaf Acacia in the Sunken Garden is flowering, looking like bright yellow pom-poms.

The pink Camellia japonica 'Lady Clare' pops next to the main gate into the Walled Garden.

Filoli's Camellia reticulata plants, like this 'Buddha' variety, can reach heights as tall as 50 feet.

A mix of purple and pink Tulips are starting to pop up in the Walled Garden Beds, heralding a gorgeous spring display!

Known as the "queen of climbers," the Evergreen Clematis vine brings white blooms to the outside of the Garden House.

Hellebores are also called Lenten Rose due to its blooming around February and March, during the Christian season of Lent. They are currently sharing beds with Daffodils in the Dutch Garden.

The spectacular flowers of the Yulan Magnolia start cup-shaped and gradually open to resemble lilies. Spot them arching over the south Walled Garden gate.