Tulip beds are planted with a mix of colours, as well as accompanying plants such as muscari.
Beds of tulips at the south end of Commissioners Park form the conclusion of this site's colours.
On this occasion, the path for me continued beneath the Bronson Avenue Bridge, where tulip sculptures were placed.
East of the bridge, alongside the parkway that follows the route of the Rideau Canal, this tulip bed can be found. Tomorrow I'll be at another site.
Tulip beauty!
ReplyDeleteLovely views. The sculptures are also great and the house... I felt like being at the North Sea/Germany!
ReplyDeleteThe tulips are gorgeous. I like the tulip sculptures.
ReplyDeleteCan you buy these carved tulips as a gift?
ReplyDeleteOf course in the miniature ... :))
...and again a fascinating mix of colours!
ReplyDeleteA feast for the eyes, William !
ReplyDeleteGostei das tulipas decorativas.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e bom fim-de-semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
I was in a place in Britain where they had tulip urinals!
ReplyDelete...the more colors the better!
ReplyDeleteSo many tulip bulbs, I can’t even imagine planting that many!
ReplyDeleteThose sculptures are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSo Damn Colorful - Well Done
ReplyDeleteCheers
Just gorgeous. I'm so glad I get to enjoy your tulips after ours are all gone. :-)
ReplyDeletewow, the yellow takes the cake today. i think if there had been more white - maybe they would have won the tulip color war??! kidding. gorgeous! ( ;
ReplyDelete@Lady Fi: definitely!
ReplyDelete@Iris: thank you!
@Nancy: so do I.
@Ella: as I understand it the full sized ones can be bought.
@Italiafinlandia: that's the idea.
@Karl: indeed.
@Francisco: thanks!
@David: now that's an insult.
@Tom: more to come!
@Laurie: there are so many.
@Jan: that they are.
@Padre: thank you.
@DJan: I'm glad to show them.
@Beth: thank you.
I like the orange and yellow mix, but the last one seems a little too haphazard to me. However, it might look better in life than in a photo.
ReplyDeleteOurs are just reaching their peak now.
ReplyDeleteSo many thousands of bulbs...are they left in the ground through the year or replanted each year? I've never raised tulips so admit to ignorance.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to realize how huge these tulip beds are. They've skillfully put colors together .
ReplyDeleteSo much colour!!! I need some over here!
ReplyDeleteIncredible colors! Tweeted.
ReplyDeleteLove those tulip sculptures.
ReplyDeleteI like those tulip sculptures. Very creative :)
ReplyDeleteThe tulip sculptures are very artistic and creative.
ReplyDelete@Anvilcloud: it does.
ReplyDelete@RedPat: that's been the case here.
@Barbara: they are taken out and replanted in the fall.
@Red: there are a great many tulips.
@Catarina: lots of colour!
@Mari: thank you.
@Marie: so do I.
@Michelle: they are.
@Bill: definitely.
The sculptures are as beautiful as the flowers.
ReplyDeleteThe tulips are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI think the tulip sculptures look very nice too.
All the best Jan
All the different colored tulips together are just beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThe yellows look amazing en masse, an explosion of sunshine! Love the tulip sculptures, do they stay after the festival is over?
ReplyDeleteThose masses of mixed colors are stunning.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful spring time shots!
ReplyDeleteHappy Day to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
They are amazing. I love the photo with parliament in the back.
ReplyDeleteThose tulip sculptures are so unique. And love the yellow tulips!
ReplyDeleteFields of gold...
ReplyDelete@Catalyst: I think so.
ReplyDelete@Jan: yes, they do.
@Happyone: indeed.
@Grace: they do not.
@Kay: very much so.
@Carol: I think so too.
@Jennifer: thank you.
@Jeanie: me too.
@Klara: indeed.