The colorful flower seas of lavender, hollyhocks, and lilies in Houli, Taichung vie in splendor.

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department

In the transition between spring and summer from April to May, lilies and lavender bloom. In recent years, hollyhocks (also known as alcea rosea) and butterfly flowers, which have gained popularity and attention, stand tall and have become one of the favorite backdrops for newlyweds taking wedding photos.

Various colorful flower seas burst into bloom within the park. Water irises gradually come into full bloom as the weather warms, while water lilies in the park also begin to awaken, entering their flowering period.

Combined with the “2016 What to Play Floral Festival,” the flower sea area showcases a variety of lilies, including color-rich Tiger Lilies (in yellow, white, red, pink, orange, etc.), perfume lilies (in pink, yellow, and white), Easter lilies (in white and pink), as well as special double-petal and two-tone lily varieties. These are paired with five hectares of flower seas (including salvia, petunias, dwarf morning glories, rose gardens, and more), along with floral installation art arranged by local farmers and businesses, making the flower sea area lively, colorful, and even more captivating.