The Azalea and Spring Flower Trail is underway in Tyler, drawing thousands to a 10‑mile route of colorful blooms, historic homes and scenic neighborhoods.

Surrounded by colorful blooms, the 67th Azalea and Spring Flower Trails officially opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday in the Pyron Garden. City, county and local leaders along […] ...

Tyler’s annual mainstay spring event has arrived. The 67th annual Azalea & Spring Flower Trail officially kicks off Friday morning with a ribbon cutting at the Pyron Garden, recently under […] ...

Springtime is here in Louisiana and buds are blooming. If you're looking for the best places to see flowers in Louisiana, here are nine spots to check out.

As the 67th annual ‘Tyler Azalea & Spring Flower Trail’ approaches, the azaleas in one woman’s garden aren’t just flowers, ...

The hardy, beautiful azalea is a mainstay in gardens worldwide. In the language of flowers, they symbolize temperance and ...

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The first day of spring is March 20th, meaning there only remains 5 weeks of winter. Naturally, our last anticipated frost date according to the Farmer’s Almanac is March 10th, which means most of us ...

It won't come as much of a surprise to folks in Wilmington, but a long-running local festival has been named one of the 10 best in the United States.

TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - The beautiful trails in Tyler will be open for roughly 3 weeks Despite the wave of rain rolling through the area, the 65th Annual Azalea and Spring Flower Trail ceremony took ...

In the 20 years since Henry Rehder Sr. died, Wilmington's N.C. Azalea Festival hasn't been quite the same. For well over half a century, Rehder, who passed away in February of 2004 at the age of 92, ...

When Masters patrons have visions of Augusta National Golf Club, golf often comes to mind second behind the course. Bobby Jones knew immediately that the land was spectacular. “Perfect! And to think ...