We started off at Roozengaarde which has some of the most beautiful tulip gardens I have ever seen. I can't believe all of the different colors, shapes and sizes of tulips we saw.
Unknown Variety
There was one tulip called Red Riding Hood. Look at the variegation in the leaves. Wonderful! The flower itself wasn't in bloom though.
Roozengaarde was not strickly limited to tulips. They had plenty of daffodils and hyacinths as well as other flowering shrubs and plants.
After leaving Roozengaarde, we went driving around the valley past several tulip fields.
The tulips were just so pretty. Pictures don't capture the beauty of it all. It's one of those things that are better in person.
6 comments:
Wow! That's a lot of tulips! The places I've been so far this spring only have small gardens with a mixture of tulips. Nothing to sneeze at, but nothing compared to this.
Oh...I'm so jealous! Those are beautiful! You caught those beauties at just the perfect time!
so beautiful. Nice shots.
It was worth the visit--yes? I hope your Mother enjoyed the ride.
Chuck at seattle daily blog or is it Seattle-one day at a time--anyway he said he went up on the weekend and saw no tulips. Hmmm maybe he was at the worng place.
I have pics too. MB
Isn't it wonderful visiting the tulip fields? I haven't been in a good hadful of years, and was hoping to make it down before we left on our hike, but I just didn't make it!
The tulips in your photographs are spectacular! I love the Red Riding Hood, I bet the flowers are great too! Hope your mom enjoyed it!
This is a beautiful post. Who could not been cheerful after seeing these wonderful photographs of brilliant color?
Post a Comment