City With Intensely Fragrant Springs (neighborhoods, live in, vacation)

[Dawn.Davenport]

As the winter drags on, I found myself looking forward to spring...

A few years ago, I went to Buenos Aires in November, and remember the intense greens, purples, reds, and pinks that would radiate from every park and flower bed. Flowers carpeted the asphalt. Aromas of honeysuckle, jasmine, and citrus would fill my room with the morning breeze.

Does any city or region in the States see Spring with the same level of intensity?

If so, that's my next vacation!

[Champ le monstre du lac]

Hawaii, year round. Ton's a fragrant flowers everywhere.

[sav858]

San Francisco, the Tenderloin specifically. That urine/fecal matter smell really comes alive in Spring!

[bigstick]

Atlanta, Savannah, Charleston.

[masonbauknight]

If you can get to Mobile, Savannah or Charleston in the last 10 days of March (by April 5, it's starting to wither), do so. Azaleas, dogwood, and wisteria are all blooming at once. It can be spectacular (visually and fragrantly) in the older neighborhoods of these three grand southern port cities.

[Dawn.Davenport]

Originally Posted by masonbauknight

If you can get to Mobile, Savannah or Charleston in the last 10 days of March (by April 5, it's starting to wither), do so. Azaleas, dogwood, and wisteria are all blooming at once. It can be spectacular (visually and fragrantly) in the older neighborhoods of these three grand southern port cities.

Fantastic suggestion, thanks! Will do.

[kyle19125]

I agree regarding Savannah in particular, it's beautiful in the Spring.

[Iconographer]

I still remember the lovely smell of the orange blossoms in Orlando.

[Iconographer]

Originally Posted by Dawn.Davenport

Fantastic suggestion, thanks! Will do.

This is a don't miss if you're in Mobile for the Spring.

www.bellingrath.org

[oregonwoodsmoke]

Hilo, Hawaii.