Oh my! What a gorgeous, sunny weekend we've had. Much too nice to stay indoors. We shoveled and dug and weeded. Pulled and transplanted. Mowed and trimmed. And at the end of the day - we ached with the good kind of ache that lets you lie in bed and drift off to sleep.
The water on the tulips came from a hose, not from the sky. The bottom photo of the middle column is of a tulip centre, as is the one on the right. They are from the same sort of tulip bulb, but look at the difference. One creamy monotone, the other high contrast. Fascinating.
Linking to Mosaic Monday, hosted by Mary of the Little Red House.
Your tulips are pretty. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteSherry
It was 'the nicest, sweetest day'! Sunshine and beauty all around...Palm Sunday, 2014! I love your unique, creamy-coloured tulips.
ReplyDeleteOh there's nothing quite like that tiredness after a 'day' in the garden - satisfying!
ReplyDeleteYour tulips are beautiful. I particularly love the photo on the bottom right with the sunlight and water droplets - very pretty.
How lovely that Winter is now behind you Lorrie and you can enjoy being outside in the fresh air without too many layers of warm clothes!
Such a lovely variety of tulips you have. The colour is like butter and the more pointed petals make them quite elegant.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty tulips, Lorrie ! They almost look like lilies! We had 70 degree weather all week and then today we had 6 inches of snow. Even the birds were confused :)
ReplyDeleteSunny here over the weekend, but very windy, so not a lot got done in the garden. My daughter was in Vancouver during the weekend and told me what lovely weather they had.
ReplyDeleteHi it's Cloudy here in South Africa ....
ReplyDeleteSweet tulips and I love them too.
Hugs x
I love these pretty tulips, they look a little different than the tulips I am used to seeing. Beautiful images, have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteWe too knew that body ache this weekend. Time to put the veggies in the garden and other outdoor things! Good feeling!
ReplyDeleteIt was a wonderful weekend! We did the same thing outside - it was great! Did you see the forecast though?? Wha??? I don't think you'll have to water your tulips...
ReplyDeleteThey are such a pretty shade. We too had warm weather here but it got TOO hot too fast...I ended up with family coming over and chasing little kids around all afternoon...it was over 85 degrees. Yet we MAY get a dusting of snow in a day or so...from one extreme to the other! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely! None of my tulips are blooming yet, but I am eager for them to bloom!
ReplyDeleteDeanna
Beautiful tulips. Tulips make me smile. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the Montgomery quote too. So true, isn't it?
Gorgeous photos of this beautiful tulip. What a pretty variety. And how nice you can be working in the gardens and doing lawns. It's a good kind of tired after a day of yard work. Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteWe enjoyed that kind of day on Saturday. Glad you enjoyed your outdoor work! I have to admit I'm still aching a wee bit. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteAmen to the simple pleasures. I am enjoying my Spring Break. Not coming from work drained every day means that my creative juices start flowing again which is a very good thing. And these hour and a half walks I am taking are making me sleep very well at night. Nature is a beautiful thing. Have a great week. Tammy
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ReplyDeleteYour tulips in the sun shine ever so brightly after such great TLC!! Yes, there's something about working hard in one's garden that makes those aches and pains just a little more bearable.
Wishing you a lovely week!
Poppy
Those tulips are do delicate and pretty. Doesn't it feel so good to get out in the yard!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous tulips! (4th tulip post I've seen this morning, counting my own from yesterday -- clearly something's in the air!)
ReplyDeleteThese creamy tulips are just spectacular.
ReplyDeleteYes, it was a lovely sunshiny weekend!
Definitely a time for being outdoors.
The joy of such accomplishment helps those aches and pains that happen when working to get all of that hard work completed. Your mosaic is just lovely. We are finally having warm weather too :)
ReplyDeleteIt was the perfect gardening weekend. We went to bed with that same ache.
ReplyDeleteOooooo....lovely, lovely! And I do like that L.M. Montgomery saying. I think it's one of my favourites, thanks for reminding me of it.
ReplyDeleteWonderful description of a working weekend. That tulip is stunning. So much variety in tulips, of course, and that one is quite special.
ReplyDeleteThey are so beautiful...and such a shade of creamy green it makes me swoon.
ReplyDeleteJen
Gorgeous. Loving the green hue these tulips have.
ReplyDeleteThese are such gorgeous type of tulips..I love the pointy petals!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of your tulips, Lorrie! How I'm looking forward to warmer days and time to be in the garden!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy,
Lin
So amazing!
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