Tulips are the queens of all spring flowers. They are just hard to beat. I just love these. The pointy ones next to last are just so gorgeous and the gnome is cute looking up like that.
Thanks for the info abt forsythia Judy. It hardly ever gets more than tops -20 (centigrades here) and even that for quite shorts spells of time. I think this winter -15 was the coldest so it could very well be that forsythia would suit our climate then. I have to start looking into it.
I love the smell of tulips!They just won't grow here,in Florida.I have to buy them at the grocery store.Thanks for the post and thanks for the reminder of what a great flower they really are.
Splendid pictures of classy tulips. I am not up to date with tulips anymore as they do not grow in my garden, but what I have seen so far they are getting more exotic looking every year.
There were tulips at the flower show. And a gnome.
Tulips come in so many colours,
and shapes.
The tulips in the gardens are about four inches high now.
Beautiful captures. Love the spring flowers.
ReplyDeleteTulips are the queens of all spring flowers. They are just hard to beat. I just love these. The pointy ones next to last are just so gorgeous and the gnome is cute looking up like that.
ReplyDeleteYour tulips are wonderful! Agree with Tarolino; they are the queen of spring flowers!
ReplyDeleteYou captured them so well!
Thanks for the info abt forsythia Judy. It hardly ever gets more than tops -20 (centigrades here) and even that for quite shorts spells of time. I think this winter -15 was the coldest so it could very well be that forsythia would suit our climate then. I have to start looking into it.
ReplyDeleteI love the smell of tulips!They just won't grow here,in Florida.I have to buy them at the grocery store.Thanks for the post and thanks for the reminder of what a great flower they really are.
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous! I love the yellows
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for identifying the scilla on my post! I am so happy when I learn the names of local flowers.
ReplyDeleteLove the tulips, especially the purple next to yellows and the open pinkish purple one, second to bottom.
Judy: The Tulips are a beautiful color with all the variation. I have a dark purple onr I love.
ReplyDeleteLovely tulips, now I'm learning and seeing so much about tulips. So pretty blooms, one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteSplendid pictures of classy tulips.
ReplyDeleteI am not up to date with tulips anymore as they do not grow in my garden, but what I have seen so far they are getting more exotic looking every year.
Beautiful pictures of tulips...
ReplyDeleteI have in purple and red too..
I love tulips!
Lovely tulips, Judy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit!
Have a nice week!
The tulips are lovely. Love the variety of colors.
ReplyDeleteThe second picture is amazing. Come to think of it, it looks like a rooster's feathers. He he ... I'm right, am I not?
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! There are so many colors and so many kinds of tulips. Great shots. I love that little gnome peaking up over the walkway. Too cute! :-)
ReplyDeleteTulips and Grape Hyacinths go so well together. Nice shots.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful garden. Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteVery fitting for the season (the tulips, I mean) :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tulips! I would love to have them in my garden. Have a great week :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful study in tulips. Great photographs!
ReplyDeleteI love the little gnome peekin up, the flowers are beautiful
ReplyDeleteI love the first shot with the little gnome picking out! I can't stop smiling at that.
ReplyDeleteSure hope you bought some of these beauties. :)
Hi Judy,
ReplyDeleteWonderful tulips, beautiful colors also!
Thanks for posting for TODAY'S FLOWERS.
Luiz