On The Path

 At this particular spot on the path, a roadway curves away from the park, with a low stone wall framing the flowerbeds. I'm careful to photograph here, because to the left of this picture is an infill housing example- a home built after tearing down the previous one that was there. And it's the ugliest piece of modern architecture in this area. A blight on the neighbourhood.

A shame for the residents of this lovely home, as they have to look out across the street at that monstrosity. I've always liked this one.

Standalone tulips at the bottom of the slope of the above house. Perhaps the work of diligent squirrel gardeners?

The path continued on. These beds at left were not yet showing colours.

At the south end of the park are a couple of beds, with a ribbon of grass between them. They have as a backdrop some homes which are probably the most photographed this time of year. As you can see, some sections of a bed gets planted a bit later than others- so in this case, some colours have come out before others.