Springtime in Washington
Spring is the most anticipated season in Washington. March flower blossoms awaken our Nation's capital with bright color. The coming of the golden daffodils and forsythia urge Washingtonians to celebrate, as did Vivaldi in his Concerto in E ('Spring' in The Four Seasons) and Beethoven in his rather blustery Spring Concerto. The Biblical Song of Songs pays tribute to this glorious time of year. "See, the winter is past, flowers appear upon the earth and the season of singing birds returns."
George Mason Memorial garden located in East Potomac Park near the Thomas Jefferson Memorial.
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Magnolia X soulangeana (Saucer Magnolia) - Also called Tulip Magnolia or Tulip Tree has large white and pink flowers that bloom throughout Washington DC in early Spring.
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Tulip tree view of the Washington Monument from the George Mason Memorial Garden.
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Violets blooming in the George Mason Memorial Garden. George Mason is called the "Father of the Bill of Rights".
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Daffodil flower view of the Washington Monument.
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Daffodil flower view of the Washington Monument.
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Daffodil flower view of the Potomac River and Washington Monument.
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Forsythia flower view of the Washington Monument.
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Artistic render of a Daffodil flower in front of the United States Capitol Building.
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Daffodil flower view of the United States Capitol Building.
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Forsythia flower view of the United States Capitol Building.
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Forsythia flower view of the United States Capitol Building.
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Pansy (Pansy Violet) flower view of the United States Capitol Building.
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Tulip view of the Washington Monument.
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Tulip view of the Washington Monument.
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