The Japanese Tea Garden in San Francisco is currently showcasing vibrant azaleas, camellias, and rhododendrons, particularly at its entrance, which adds a delightful splash of color during the spring season. Visitors are encouraged to enjoy these eye-catching flowers along with blooming Magnolias in the nearby San Francisco Botanical Garden. This period marks the transition of spring blooms, starting with cherry blossoms, followed by azaleas in March-April, and wisteria later. Free admission times and resident ID requirements are also noted for visitors, enhancing accessibility to this beautiful space.
Azaleas, camellias, and rhododendrons are creating striking color in the Japanese Tea Garden, particularly at the entrance where the magenta flowers attract visitors.
Visitors can also enjoy the blooming Magnolias nearby at the San Francisco Botanical Garden, making it a wonderful time to appreciate spring flora.
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