Apr 11, 2010

Tulip Festival part 2..

Last Saturday...
I shared some photos of my trip to Tulip Festival,
at Roozen Gaarde, in LaConner Washington.

I thought I would share a few more pictures with you today..

(click photos to enlarge)

A field of sweet pink parrot tulips...


color blocks of tulips as far as the eye can see...


Daffodils as far as the eye can see..


a close up of a petite daffodil...


and grape hyacinths planted in a spiral pattern...
there are tulips are planted in between the rows..
but they are not blooming yet.

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14 comments:

i beati said...

just a fabulous grasp of color. I probably would never come home- such beauty !!sandy

Coffeedoff said...

Wow lovely photos. I really like the spiral!

Elaine said...

I love seeing the fields of daffodils like that....just breathtaking! The spiral is so interesting too...I bet it is so pretty when the tulips are blooming too. :)

EG CameraGirl said...

The fields of bulbs are incredibly beautiful. How lucky you are to live in Washington where they are grown for the bulb trade!

eileeninmd said...

Just Awesome! I would love to visit Washington during this tulip festival.

Carletta said...

That must have been beautiful to see in person!
I love that first photo - LOVELY!
I do like how the grape hyacintha was planted. I might use that. :)
Mine’s here: Carletta’s Captures.

Louise said...

I love how those grape hyacinths have been planted. What a great idea!

DeniseinVA said...

Fantastic photos, all so beautiful. I loved the ones with the spiraled grape hyacinths also. Sure would love that in my garden.

Cher' Shots said...

all beautiful but I love the pink tulips and the spiral grape hyacinths the best. Great idea for future use

Iowa Gardening Woman said...

What a festival that must be! Lovely, love the sprial planting, and idea that I need to remember until fall so I can try it.

Judy said...

I love seeing the huge blocks of colour like that, but then the spiral of grape hyacinths! Oh, my! I had never thought to plant anything in a pattern like that!

Randi said...

This is stunning series of photos. I would love to have the ones with the spiraled grape hyacinths in my garden!

Sherry @ No Minimalist Here said...

What beautiful flowers! I have trouble keeping just a few flowers alive. Thanks for your visit and sweet comment on my chalkboard mirror and box project.

Ana said...

What a fantastic day out it must have been, fantastic photos. The spiral of grape hyacinths looks so lovely :)