Bright Colours

 The tulips along this low stone wall were looking bright and beautiful.

I continued along the path.

In the background on the slope are white trilliums- the provincial flower of Ontario.

A Cheerful Sight

 Tulips certainly draw people out each year. This huge bed, with its successive planting of tulip colours, is one good example.

I continued along.

When I made my first visit, this bed had mostly daffodils, with the tulips yet to show. This time out, they were showing.

Floral Expressions

 Continuing on with things where I left off yesterday, this bed of tulips appeals to the visitor with its flow of colours

The next bed is less densely planted, and includes this sculpture.

Up ahead, the raised circular bed. In the days since my previous visit, the tulips were starting to really show, a mix of two different types.

The white with red tulips are Canada 150s, developed for the anniversary year in 2017.

I continued on.

Here we have the biggest of the standalone beds in the park.

Off to the side, tulips planted amid rocks and other plants.

Delight For The Senses

More today of the tulips at Dow's Lake. 

The path led me past some bushes and plants, among which were tulips.

The next bed beckoned.

And then the next one, starting with a mix of white tulips and purple tulips that at a distance look black.