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2:14Now PlayingGet your bloom on this spring with a visit to one of these flower-filled destinations.
1. Texas Hill Country - The rolling hills outside Austin get blanketed in bluebonnets from mid-March to mid-April.
2. Anza-Borrego Desert - This arid region is known for its super blooms of colorful wildflowers.
3. Great Smoky Mountains National Park - This park is nicknamed the "Wildflower National Park" for its 1,500 species of flowering plants.
4. Crested Butte - Come early summer, this Colorado mountain town enjoys red columbine, glacier lilies and Indian paintbrush.
5. White Mountains - Head to these New Hampshire mountains in June to see lupines in bloom.
6. Shenandoah National Park - Late March sees a variety of wildflowers blooming in the park's low lying areas.
7. Antelope Valley - This California poppy preserve transforms to a sea of orange each April.
8. Glacier National Park - Yellow glacier lilies poke up from the snow as a first sign of spring.
9. Bluebell Woods - Head across the pond to England for a walk in one of many bluebell woods.
10. Namaqualand - This South African national park erupts with wild orange, pink, purple, yellow and white blossoms.
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