So while they are still on show in real life, here are some flowers on the web: Blueberries, apples, grape hyacinth, dandelions, wild violets, and yes, even tulips
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Tulips in their moment in the sun
Grass is still growing.
Wind is still blowing.
Sun shines, clouds pass.
But the tulips are done showing.
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Peach blossoms, pear blossoms, and lots of tulips.
All joining the plum blossoms.
Enjoy!
Tulip in bud
It hit 80 degrees outside today. All sorts of green plants are coming up, getting ready to put on another show. I even have two barrels of compost that cooked over the winter, ready to spread on them again. I’m almost ready to enjoy the coming spring.
But first you have to convince me that it’s not going to snow again.
Grape hyacinths advance on tulips
The bulbs are massing into sweeps of color. From this angle, it looks like the blue grape hyacinth are planning to go after the tulips. And that daffodil might get caught in the middle. But standing there what I really noticed was the sweet, soapy scent of lots and lots of flowers.
Okay, bees. Come and get it!
Sunny tulip in the sun
The sun is out. The first big fat tulip is open. More to come.
Enjoy.
Tulip being ignored by bumblebee
Spring continues to proceed. The sun continues to shine. The first tulips are open, inviting bees to come visit. But do they?
Tulip leaves wave hello
That rain was good for lots of things. Tulips sprouting. Daylilies sprouting. Groundcovers coming back. It’s good for lots of green.
