@VP: there's a story about a PM who didn't want flowers planted, he went off on a trip, someone planted the flowers, and when they came up, he thought it was brilliant.
@Halcyon: very much so.
@Revrunner: I do like getting the buildings in the frame.
@Gemma: the gardeners on the Hill do good work.
@Janis: thank you!
@Norma: they certainly are cheerful!
@Tex: thank you!
@Red: they've been a tradition on the Hill for a long time.
Your second photo is stunning, William!
ReplyDeleteNice shots! The flowers make the building look cheerful.
ReplyDeleteScream: JUNE! I love your boldness with the colors!
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu,
ComfortSpiral
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Flowers and politicians...
ReplyDeleteVery Canadian colors.
ReplyDeleteNice views of the parliament building.
ReplyDeleteLove how the tulip colours fringe the taller greens and the delightful buildings watch over it all.
ReplyDeleteParliamentary Flower Beds...... not that has a nice ring to it!
ReplyDeleteJanis
GDP
love that angle - very cool. that building is spectacular!! ( :
ReplyDeleteNothing like these beautiful tulips to brighten the morning!
ReplyDeletereally pretty photos, william!
ReplyDeleteI've been wondering about tulips on the hill. Now I know.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely William.
ReplyDelete@Linda: thank you!
ReplyDelete@Linda: they certainly do.
@Cloudia: thanks!
@VP: there's a story about a PM who didn't want flowers planted, he went off on a trip, someone planted the flowers, and when they came up, he thought it was brilliant.
@Halcyon: very much so.
@Revrunner: I do like getting the buildings in the frame.
@Gemma: the gardeners on the Hill do good work.
@Janis: thank you!
@Norma: they certainly are cheerful!
@Tex: thank you!
@Red: they've been a tradition on the Hill for a long time.
@Luis: thanks!
I like the way these beds are shaped along the lawn.
ReplyDeleteNice shots again, William, I specially like the curved lines of these tulip beds.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be nice if they bloomed all summer? such a treat.
ReplyDeleteThe building adds so much to these tulips. The curve has it!
ReplyDeleteA perfect setting for such beautiful tulips!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is really gorgeous! The building, lush green and tulips, they all make such a beautiful scenery together!
ReplyDelete@Sharon: so do I.
ReplyDelete@Jan: me too!
@Judy: unfortunately they never last long.
@Birdman: it is much appreciated.
@Cheryl: indeed!
@Tamago: they do.
Love that first shot, William!
ReplyDeletePretty photos, William, like esp the 2nd!
ReplyDeleteThe red and white looks very pretty against the green hedge and grass.
ReplyDeleteThat 2nd photo is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLooking over your recent photos it seems that you have shown us so many varieties of tulips. They are gorgeous. Nice architecture in the top shot too.
ReplyDeleteWow just how many tulips are there, has anyone ever counted. Beautiful colours again...
ReplyDeleteI love the angle of the second photo, very good.
ReplyDelete@RedPat: thanks!
ReplyDelete@Karl: that seems to be the consensus shot.
@Pamela: they stand out so well.
@Marleen: I will have to remember that one for the best of the year.
@Lauren: they certainly are beautiful!
@Geoff: and here we're almost at the end!
@Gill: thank you!
Wonderful colors!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful tulips! One day I'll manage to see them for real! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteExcellent color choice.
ReplyDeleteWonderful perspective in these images William.
ReplyDeleteP.Hill is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSuch a delight!
ReplyDeleteI'll bet the Ottawa public gardeners are total experts on the subject of tulips!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful hill. Nice perspective.
ReplyDelete@Mari: thank you!
ReplyDelete@Annette: you're welcome.
@Randy: indeed.
@Grace: thanks!
@Carol: it is.
@Ciel: indeed.
@Kay: they do good.
@Orvokki: thanks!