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

Tulips 'Purple Ombre Mix' are putting on a show in the Walled Garden Beds.

Seed pods on the Camperdown elm are showing off their beautiful chartreus color.

Parrot tulips like these 'Apricot Parrot' are especially eye-catching for their unique shapes and bright, flame-like stripes of color. Some say their namesake is attributed to their feathery edged petals. Others think the blooms resemble a parrot’s beak.

Lady Banks' rose cascades down walls in the Clock Tower Shop courtyard. This thornless variety is the first rose to bloom at Filoli each year.

In the Walled Garden, the weeping cherry trees' long branches are heavy with pink blossoms.

The Persian lilac shrubs along the edge of the Daffodil Meadow feature fragrant blooms that are smaller than common lilac flowers.

Don't miss the green and white beauty of the blossoming pear tree allee, at the north end of the Rose Garden.

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).

Blooms are starting along the antique iris border, including the tall bearded iris 'Purissima'.

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