My bouquet of tulips is lasting well,
but the petals are starting to fall.
To see more flowers from around the world, click the icon on the right.
10 months ago
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Followers
Blog Archive
-
▼
2012
(472)
-
▼
February
(31)
- Watery Wednesday
- Today's Flowers
- Sunset
- Goldenrod With Frost
- Milkweed
- Landscape in Blue and Grey
- Skywatch Friday
- Pussywillows
- Crow Footprints
- Watery Wednesday
- Reflections
- Today's Flowers
- Friday's Fences
- Skywatch Friday
- Hibiscus
- Memorial
- Milkweed
- Hearts in the Ice
- Today's Flowers
- Tulips
- Valentine's Day Cactus
- Annie
- Friday's Fences
- Skywatch Friday
- Watery Wednesday
- Red Barn
- Today's Flowers
- Skywatch Friday
- Walking Sentinels in the Dawn
- Crabapples
- Falling Snow
-
▼
February
(31)
About Me
- Judy
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
8 comments:
The tulip is lovely. Your photography is wonderful.
I thought the same thing you did about the narcissus being the small ones and was very surprised to find out that the only ones I considered daffodils were all in the genus narcissus.
We can also still have snow. As a matter of fact we may get some snow tonight. Having flowers now is a mixed blessing because our average last frost date isn't until mid to late April so these premature blooms won't last. Some have already been killed, especially trees that bloomed way too early. This has been a weird winter.
I have V-Day tulips, too. :-)
Even past their best they make beautiful photos.
Beautiful colour of these tulips!
I hope we'll have tulips in the garden soon - though the daffodils aren't out yet. Flowers are always beautiful even when they're almost over.
Beautiful shot, even to the last petal :-)
Pretty pics!
Great! Awesome photos.
Post a Comment