Rose lovers, this is your moment. The Central Garden is currently home to all kinds of colorful blooms, including roses, foxgloves, anemones, and more. Leave a rose 🌹 in the comments if you want to see more flower power in the future. Ever heard this gardener’s adage? “The first year the plants sleep, the second year they creep and the third year they leap.” The pink Royal Jubilee roses are in their second year, and if this year’s showing is a sign then we may be in for an even more incredible display next year. What's in bloom? The details: 1. Robert Irwin’s Trumpeter Roses, original to the garden, are on full display for May 2. Royal Jubilee roses in the foreground and an archway of Queen's Wreath frame the bougainvillea in the distance 3. "Candy Mountain" is the first foxglove to have upturned flowers, making the attractive speckled throats easier to see 4. Petrea volubilis or "Queen’s Wreath" 5. One of the last of spring’s plush Italian anemones 6. Silene asterias or "Cherry...