Spring is everywhere at the moment, although a little early. Today I saw these tulips at the cemetery, but I think they were put there as a decoration. It might be a nice Spring, but a little early to have tulips flowering.
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Oh what beautiful tulips 😀 😀
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Exactly my own thought
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I bought a big bunch of tulips today – they are very cheap at the moment, I believe because the growers just can’t pick them and the immigrant staff are no longer allowed to come here to work so rather than have them rotting in the fields locally, they are selling them cheaply. Normally, I fill the house with the golden yellow of the daffodils at this time of year but today it’s the more sophisticated tulip. I wonder how long they will last. I have my heating up rather high – or so my friends tell me. It seems just OK to me.
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I spotted these tulips at the local cemetery. I rarely have cut flowers at home, but now and again treat myself to an orchid
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Ah, orchids I cannot keep, they die on me so quickly, so I stick to cut flowers which I love. I expect them to die within a week or so, so I’m not disappointed.
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I am quite successful with orchids. I can keep them a long while and they often re-flower
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Beautiful click my friend
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😃
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These are beautiful
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A shape of what is to come
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Wonderful
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You are right…. but don’t they truly announce spring?
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My rulips in the garden are now sprouting. The adventure begins
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so do mine! In comparison, the ones I had in pots in France, they are at least 2-3wks behind here in Switzerland but that was always so. They will emerge when THEIR time is right.
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