Spring Member Mornings

Members access the Garden an hour before everyone else!

Weekends March 6 - May 30

Members can arrive as early as 9:00 am and stay until we close at 5:00 pm on spring weekends. Dates are expected to sell out so be sure to book your visit in advance below. We have a set capacity for maximum social distancing.

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See What's Blooming Now

Wisteria is beginning to bloom on the House. Many of the plants date from the Bourn era (1917-1935).

The tree peonies now blooming in the Cutting Garden were donated to Filoli by renowned nursery-owner Toichi Domoto.

Blooming on the antique iris border between the daffodil field and the rose garden.

The double layer of petals on these Foxy Foxtrot tulips creates a fuller, ruffled look.

Climbing roses blooming on the chauffeur's cottage right next to the Clock Tower Shop.

Clematis is a flowering vine over the front portico and on Garden House.

Weeping cherry blooming in the Service Courtyard, just below the Clock Tower.

Bluebells complimenting tulips in the beds of the Walled Garden.

Lilacs and irises are blooming on the border of the daffodil meadow.

The yellow-flowered 'Elizabeth' magnolia in the Chartres Garden is always the last magnolia to bloom.

One of the most popular camellias in the Victorian era, Camellia japonica 'Pink Perfection' boasts perfectly formed rows of delicate, overlapping petals.

The leaves of the evergreen Mexican orange blossom shrub smell citrus-y when crushed.

The numbered beds in the Walled Garden are double planted with two red tulips: ‘Kingsblood’ and ‘Red Impression.'

Lurline Roth decorated the House with blossoming branches from the Orchard, like this Red Baron peach tree.

Bluebells complimenting tulips in the beds of the Walled Garden.

Weeping cherry blooming in the Service Courtyard, just below the Clock Tower.

Clematis is a flowering vine over the front portico and on Garden House.

Climbing roses blooming on the chauffeur's cottage right next to the Clock Tower Shop.

The double layer of petals on these Foxy Foxtrot tulips creates a fuller, ruffled look.

Blooming on the antique iris border between the daffodil field and the rose garden.

Lilac shrubs with light purple sweet smelling blooms.

The tree peonies now blooming in the Cutting Garden were donated to Filoli by renowned nursery-owner Toichi Domoto.

Wisteria is beginning to bloom on the House. Many of the plants date from the Bourn era (1917-1935).

Lilacs and irises are blooming on the border of the daffodil meadow.

Lurline Roth decorated the House with blossoming branches from the Orchard, like this Red Baron peach tree.

Tulips in the numbered beds

The leaves of the evergreen Mexican orange blossom shrub smell citrus-y when crushed.

The yellow-flowered 'Elizabeth' magnolia in the Chartres Garden is always the last magnolia to bloom.

Weeping cherry trees line the diagonal steps of the Wedding Place.

Check out our What's Blooming page to stay up to date on the latest blooms at Filoli. Our Horticulture team has planted 20,000 bulbs for this year's display. You do not want to miss it!

Spring Bloom Calendar

March

Daffodils

Hyacinths

Tulips

April

Tulips, Cherry Blossoms and Wisteria

May

Rhododendrons Waterlilies and Roses

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