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Clove at Fayuan Temple [Photo/sina.com]
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Clusters of cloves are seen everywhere in Beijing's Fayuan Temple, from the front to the rear courtyard. Clovers here feature diverse brands from at home and abroad, as well as in multiple colors. Many former celebrities and masters of literature have paid visits to the temple before.
Best time to watch: middle April until early May
Admission: 5 yuan
How to get there: take bus 109, 105, 743, 57 to Niujie or Jiaozi hutong. It's in the east of the bus stop.
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Clove at Jietai Temple [Photo/mtgtours.com]
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Clove tree is one of the most precious plants in Jietai Temple. There are 1,100 clove trees, 20 of which are 200 years old. Jietai Temple boasts of being one of the oldest clove trees in Beijing.
Best time to watch: April 15 until May 15
Admission: 35 yuan
How to get there: take subway to the west end Pingguoyuan station, and transfer to bus 931.
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Peony at Jingshan Park [Photo/sina.com]
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Peony is popular for its elegance and grace. Jingshan Park is known for its diverse collection of peony in 150 brands, covering eight color series and nine flower shapes.
Best time to watch: April 18 until late May
Admission: 5 yuan
How to get there: bus 5, 60, 111, 101, 812. It's near the Imperial Palace.