Wanderings Of A Canadian Loon Through The National Capital And Beyond
Saturday, May 16, 2015
Red And Gold
The tulip beds at Commissioner's Park are the center of attention this time of year. Some of you might remember this portion of the park from last year.
Over at my writer's page today I'm paying tribute to the King Of The Blues.
Beautiful, William, I love all the colours!
ReplyDeleteTulips are so glorious massed as they are here.
ReplyDeleteB E A U T I F U L !!
ReplyDeleteWe don't even see so much tulip fields in the city as in Ottawa I think.
ReplyDeleteMore tulips - they are very beautiful. I like when they are in big grups.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Someone or several someones worked hard to get these to bloom so wonderfully.
ReplyDeleteHave to turn my head away. They make me want to count them.
ReplyDeleteOne tulip, two tulips, three tulips....
Janis
GDP
I wonder if I'll ever get to Ottawa when the tulips are blooming. It's spectacular!
ReplyDeleteLove these… I love tulips!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! The yellow ones are my favorite in this series of photos.
ReplyDeletethey're so cheery.
ReplyDeleteI like the mixed planting too.
ReplyDeleteJane x
BB- what a talent lost. He played with everyone. What will Lucille do now?
ReplyDeleteI love those red ones with the touch of white.
ReplyDelete@Linda: thanks!
ReplyDelete@Kay: the planters who do this in the fall do wonderful work.
@Jen: I certainly think so.
@Marianne: here is the best place for them. There are quite a number of different locations, but this park has the most beds.
@Orvokki: and they bring out the crowds!
@Revrunner: it's quite a work force that does this in the fall.
@Janis: that could take awhile.
@EG: you should come on up.
@Hilary: so do I!
@Lois: thanks! I've been trying to photograph as many different varieties as I can. I do tend to photograph red a lot.
@Tex: they definitely are.
@Jane and Chris: they seem to work well mixed like that.
@Birdman: there'll never be another one like him.
@Sharon: thanks!
I can only imagine how fun it must be to walk the path surrounded by all those flowers.
ReplyDeleteHow lucky are we to have this so near. :)
ReplyDeleteSo many different types, and all beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAll beautiful and ditto your previous post.
ReplyDeleteOn my way to see what you wrote about the greatest-B.B. King
MB
Well tended tulips!
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is "Wow!"
ReplyDeleteAll that beauty in one spot is overwhelming. You're fortunate to live amidst it!
ReplyDeleteWish I could be there!
ReplyDelete@Judy: it's quite enjoyable.
ReplyDelete@Deb: yes, you're close by!
@VP: they have so many different kinds out there.
@MB: thank you!
@Red: they're nicely taken care of.
@RedPat: me too!
@Lowell: yes, one of the benefits to living here.
@Cheryl: it's an annual thing, and it brings in a lot of people.
Absolutely gorgeous! And if I haven't said so before your header is also stunning.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, and what a great timing, four of the tulips in our garden are blooming since Friday. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe blue and orange is my favourite!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen so many in place except at the grocery store.
ReplyDeleteI love tulips, Sir Wills. They're beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely, lovely.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sights to behold!
ReplyDeleteWow, how beautiful! It's like a dreamland! Tulip is one of my favorite flowers. They look very pretty and cheerful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tulip displays, I like the different colours !
ReplyDeleteI love the way the garden beds are designed to enhance the beautiful colours.
ReplyDeletesuch pretty flowers the tulips.
ReplyDeleteThey're all gorgeous, but the yellow is my favorite....
ReplyDeleteIs it too late? I think I rather missed them!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stuff William, I love the bottom (4th) picture..
ReplyDelete@Denise: thanks!
ReplyDelete@Jan: here the tulips are late this year.
@Ciel: I like those.
@Randy: we have a lot.
@Shelly: I love them too.
@Mari: thank you.
@Kate: that they are.
@Tamago: I love them.
ReplyDelete@Karl: so do I.
@Gemma: that impresses me too.
@Gill: that they are.
@Norma: you like the yellow.
@Jennifer: it depends on the year.
@Geoff: thank you.