Plant lovers find joy at London's Kew Gardens

Sakura (cherry) blossoms take me to my childhood song.

They were fluttering around in their pink and white glory, drawing squeals from tourists, the sakura (cherry) blossoms, like nature’s confetti.

I am at Kew Gardens; cautiously optimistic as I bathe in the spring sunshine, after the harsh winter (by London standards), had rendered it a bridge too far. Fortunately the spring flowers have stuck to their gardening calendar, taking turns to regale crowds with their bounteous beauty as nature’s hand turns the pages day by day.