Lion Head Mesa florals for spring

Many of Haizel's favorite blooms were far too delicate to be moved to his new home, either through only seeing them in specific areas where certain things were met, such as a place that rained quite a lot having plants that needed the soil consistently wet in order to be their loveliest, or perhaps they needed very soft soil. Some of them were just plain too brittle to dig up and be brought, or they'd wilt when the sun grew too hot. 

The giant on stilts followed his queen, fur bouncing with each happy step. He, too, felt the sun warm his back, its gentle rays filling him with excitement for the day ahead. 

He stopped as she did, analyzing the palace and its shade. I would have to study the grounds more closely regardless of where the garden would be. The ground, the rain, the shade, the sun; it all has to work in harmony for a garden, and plants can be temperamental if it's not just right. Haizel would probably stick to local blooms that were hardened to the land, though a few choice medicinal purposes for whoever the resident healer was to use would be a nice addition. Everyone needed looked after. As well as everyone's favorite flowers, so they all could go sniff the petals that gave them the most joy when they had the chance. He'd have to ask around and ensure he got everything right.