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This is a Beauty of Apeldoorn.
This is a Banja Luka.
This is a group of Blenda.
This is a Queen of the Night.
This is a Honeymoon.
This is a group of Skagit Valley tulips.
This is a Mondial.
This is an Angelique.
This is an Orange Queen.
This is a picture of a flower field with a background of a mountain.
Hello, I went to Woodland's tulip fields today and I took photos of flowers. I enjoy the sight and smell of flowers. The place is Woodland, WA, US. I hope you enjoy the photos.
I don't think I need to mention the Code of Honor here but it will be enforced normally in the same manner as anything I publish.
#1 - Sun May 1, 2011 9:30 PM EDTCool. I did the Mt. Vernon Tulip thing Saturday. Got up at 3:00 in the hopes of catching a nice sunrise, but it was overcast.
Great flowers, I especially liked Honeymoon.
All kidding aside, nice job! One of my favorite subjects for pictures too. (I take shots of desert wild flowers)
Actually, many are actually edible. Broccoli is a flower ya know...
Roses are edible, as are tulips and carnations. (They are an acquired taste however)
Mongo like candy too.
Nice pictures and today sure was a awesome day to get out in the sun !
#2 - Sun May 1, 2011 9:48 PM EDTI can only see the last half at the moment, but I think your flowers are beautiful!
Edit: Got 'em! Love the Banja Luka!
#3 - Mon May 2, 2011 12:13 PM EDTSome very nice varieties of tulips here. I, uh, have white ones.
#4 - Mon May 2, 2011 4:06 PM EDTNice pics, Polka. I really like the Honeymoon one. I don't think I've ever seen one before.
#5 - Thu May 12, 2011 4:29 AM EDTHi Polka! I like your tulip pictures. The Appledorn is gorgeous! It looks like a rose! I used to have tulips back when I lived in Minnesota. Sometimes I would be planting my bulbs in the fall and the snow would be coming down! I had some of the Queen of the Night. They were beautiful. I had a mix of the lily flowering, the Dutch, the fringed edged, etc. I usually planted about 50 to 100 bulbs every year. Every year some of the bulbs would freeze and the blossoms get smaller as the years go by, so I kept planting new ones.
Now I live in the desert. We have beautiful and unusual flowers and flowering trees here, as well. I will try to post some of them for you. Right now the Ironwood trees are blooming. They are a soft heather grey color. We have tons of yellow flowering trees in the spring. Roses do quite well here, too.
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