Seems like the weather has finally turned , we have had several sunny days in a row with temperatures in the normal range.. no rain !.. The sun has brought out the tulips........
So bright and cheery.
Love this lavender colour.
Pretty mix of soft orange , yellow and pink... wouldn't think it would work but it does..
Tho this isn't a flower I have to show my sweet peas have appeared thru the ground . I was worried because of the cold grey days whether I had planted too soon and the seeds rotted but no looks like they have almost all made it. So looking forward to the blossoms and the glorious scent.....
So rather than leave you with a picture of dirt and little sprouts as exciting as it is to me , one more of the front garden bed.
14 comments:
Gorgeous tulips! I really love the purple and the mixed ones. :)
Very pretty!
Nice selection of tulips. Looking good !
I'm envious of your pretty flowers. We are just seeing the first sprouting of daffodils. Enjoy your beautiful garden and weather.
Your tulips are great colors, very cheerful:@)
Love the tulips... ;o)
Love the color combo in the tulips. Glad your Sweet Peas came up. I have some perennial ones and I love them. Happy Bloomin' Tuesday! Jean
I love those variagated coloured tulips. Surely if I lived closer I'd be asking whether you could spare a few.
Beautiful.
Isn't it fun to be excited by plants coming out of the dirt? Such a miracle after a long winter. Love the tulips, so many pretty colors.
Love your tulips. Since we can't grow them here I have to enjoy your beauties. happy bloomin tuesday!
Love your tulips! Thanks for sharing these lovely pictures. Paula from Idaho
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Hi Rosemary, The weather has been perfect hasn't it.Your tulips are looking pretty. Mine are opening up now as well. I have similar red up front and the lavender in the back with the daffodils (my fav).
Beautiful photos, Rosemary. Inspiration for making more cards?? :-)
Your tulips are looking great! Ours are about gone.
And you just can't beat a good sweet pea, can you?
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