At long last, sunsets after 7pm—aided in no small part by Daylight Saving Time. If that’s not enough to signal the arrival of spring in Seattle, the region’s seasonal offerings, from the floral to the sporting, ought to do it.
Peep some flowers Spring means it’s time to replenish a depleted Claritin stockpile. Might as well soak in the fleeting beauty of those pollen-makers while you’re at it: at Pike Place Market (March 20 this year) for Daffodil Day; in the University of Washington quad, where cherry blossoms proliferate; on a botanical garden road trip; or in the Skagit Valley for April’s tulip showcase.
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