TYLER, Texas — Tyler's annual Azalea & Spring Flower Trail has kicked off for the spring season.
The annual event kicked off Friday morning with a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Pyron Gardens, located at 212 West Dobbs. The trail will conclude April 9.
These trails in Tyler's historic Azalea District features 10 miles of residential gardens and historic home-sites covered with azaleas, tulips, wisteria, dogwood and more.
According to Visit Tyler, the spring event is a floral wonderland and paradise for a photographer. It's free and open to the public.
"Springtime in Tyler is one of the best times of the year to stroll the brick streets and enjoy the beauty of the area," the Visit Tyler website states.