If you have been looking at these posts long enough you will remember that I did a tulip post last year, but I love my tulips, and plant new ones every year, so here they are again, along with some other pretty bits from the garden.
This is a great variety of pretty flowers, photographed magnificently. Not only should you be commended for your photography skills, but also for your gardening skills.
Can't have enough tulips Kaja! Lovely photos as usual, I look forward to these Saturday posts from you. I just bought tulip bulbs but because we don't have cold winters I put mine in the 'fridge for a few weeks before planting, trying to kid them into thinking it's a Northern English winter.
Maybe there was a telepathy wind over the earth that bathed us lol I was taking pics of my tulips yesterday! Must post the , such amazing frilly petals and colours myself. That lush deep magenta flower is stunning. Not a tulip though, what is it?
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This is a great variety of pretty flowers, photographed magnificently. Not only should you be commended for your photography skills, but also for your gardening skills.
ReplyDeleteLove all these colors, so beautiful. Spring is a wonderful season. Great pics.
ReplyDeleteRich spring colors, I see that camellia bud!
ReplyDeleteCan't have enough tulips Kaja! Lovely photos as usual, I look forward to these Saturday posts from you.
ReplyDeleteI just bought tulip bulbs but because we don't have cold winters I put mine in the 'fridge for a few weeks before planting, trying to kid them into thinking it's a Northern English winter.
My first glimpse at the tulips. Spectacular. I have never had any luck with them here, in our climate. Yours are just like the ones in the catalogues!
ReplyDeleteMaybe there was a telepathy wind over the earth that bathed us lol I was taking pics of my tulips yesterday! Must post the , such amazing frilly petals and colours myself. That lush deep magenta flower is stunning. Not a tulip though, what is it?
ReplyDeleteYou plant some amazing tulips Kaja! Your garden must be breathtakingly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely! I didn't realise they don't come up for that many years so mine have disappeared...must plant more for next spring :)
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous, Kaja!! Love the colours! I am glad I finally got the chance to sit down and enjoy your Saturday photos.
ReplyDelete-Soma