If you missed Part I of our 2010 Tulips, click HERE. As I said yesterday, we have had 15 different varieties of TULIPS in our yard this year. They lasted about 2 weeks, give or take. They may have lasted longer if it weren't for Mother Nature and all of those high winds she gave us last weekend. Oh Well!!! Above is a very pretty Tulip, appropriately called APRICOT BEAUTY. Below are more!
Here's a new tulip for us this year, called TOWERING PRISM.
GUINEVERE
HALLEY'S COMET
And finally, here is ALL THAT JAZZ. It looks a little like Peppermint Stick from yesterday--but is a much larger tulip.
Hope you enjoyed seeing all of our different 2010 Tulips in our yard. We now have Azaleas, Irises and Rhododendrons blooming... SO--there will be more flower pictures upcoming.
Have a fabulous Thursday.
Hugs,
these are all gorgeous. i love that little red hint of a line around sun gold too.
ReplyDeleteguinevere looks really pretty with a lot of depth to that pink.
of course they all look amazing.
you sure have a great variety.
happy april.
LOVED your tulip tour! YeeHaw!
ReplyDeleteGosh! They are all so beautiful. I love the Haley's Comet.
ReplyDeleteThey are all just so gorgeous. It would be hard to pick a favorite, since they are all so spectactular.
ReplyDeleteYour place must look like a Dutch garden when they are all in bloom....how lovely.
They are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteWhen I get home from work, I'm going to take notes on your tulips! Just gorgeous! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI am amazed at the tulip variety in your yard, Betsy. I know your place must be a riot of color right now with so many things blooming. Thanks for giving us a glimpse!
ReplyDeleteIt's like a tulip festival at your house!
ReplyDeleteSo much wonderful color! It must be gloreous to sit out in your yard Betsy soaking it all in!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a terrific day!
xo Catherine
What amazing variety you have. I do favor coral tones. A lovely tour and I didn't sneeze once. You are loading with lightning speed now.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your lovely crop.
They should all have the word 'beauty' after their name, like the first one.
ReplyDeleteNo way I could remember all their names anyway. ;)
Like you, I like the Sun Gold too! But then again, they are all beauties!
ReplyDeleteFascinating that the petals are all different shapes and sizes! You've got a lovely bunch of tulips there Betsy! That's a lot of work! I always enjoyed my few tulips when we still had a garden, but every couple of years they all needed a lift, lol! Have a wonderful day! We've got rain here, yeah!!!
ReplyDeleteNice collection!
ReplyDeletePlease tell me you guys have them labled somewhere and you don't just REMEMBER all the names. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the azaleas in your header.
I really like the color on the apricot one and the picotee edging on Sun Gold is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMarnie
Bring on those flower pictures.I love every one of them.I hope your day will be filled to overflowing with joy.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
Beautiful tulips!!! I think you are enjoying that new camera!
ReplyDeleteNow, I need to know...how are you doing your backgrounds....I want to do one!!!
That header photo is marvelous!!!
Oh boy! I love Sun gold and Haley's Comet and...and...and...I could go one forever.
ReplyDeleteLove the new header and better color. (Better for me anyway). MB
They look sooooo pretty, everyone of them, but I love that name... ALL THAT JAZZ!!!
ReplyDeletesorry i haven't been visiting (or posting) a lot lately... I've been engrossed in a series of books! lol!
Hugs & happiness
Tricia
I can't help but pick favorites - the first one, I love the peachy pink. Lovely tulip pictures, Betsy. Blessings, Diane
ReplyDeleteYour tulips are all very lovely!!
ReplyDeleteI know you enjoy seeing your flowers every day.
Very nice!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! I love tulips but have such a hard time growing them. I don't know if it's the squirrels or moles or what ... maybe even the long cold winter and frost; but my luck with them isn't the best. But you on the other hand... have the Midas Touch for sure! I've been making sugar flowers... I'll have to try to make a tulip one of these days. Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteBetsy all the Tulips are so pretty..they just don't last long enough it seems.God Bless Trish
ReplyDeleteBetsy, these are stunning; the blooms and the images. The first one looks like a rose. Thanks for your kind comments on my blog today. You're a darling. (((Hugs))) Jo
ReplyDeleteI love Apricot Beauty the best! This tulip post is prettier than yesterdays. Did I tell you how great your header is?
ReplyDeleteHi Betsy,
ReplyDeleteI hope this comment shows up, I have been having a terrible time with comments not posting. I have no idea what the problem is; I went to the Blogger help area and I hope it has been fixed.
Your tulips are just amazing. Mine just opened up about 2 days ago. I guess I'm a late bloomer!
Sunny :)
Your tulips are beautiful. Tulips don't seem to like me, so I enjoy everybody's elses tulips.
ReplyDeleteapricot wins my favorite vote today, they are all lovely, but that one speaks to me.
ReplyDeleteTulips are one of my favorite flowers. I only have pink ones in my yard. Your's are so pretty. Mine bloomed about a month ago and are all gone now.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tour of your tulip garden! How do you ever remember the names of all your flowers?! Some days I barely remember my name!
ReplyDeleteThe Apricot tulip is my favorite today, and All That Jazz comes in a close second! I really had no idea that so many varieties exist.
The Apricot one is my favorite today, too. I have an azalea bush that is blooming for the first time in 3 years! It is solid white and beautiful. Thanks for your opinions on my blog. I always enjoy reading your comments. You say it like it is, girl, and I love it!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos, Betsy! They all look so pretty!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! I love the delicate color of Apricot Beauty and the funny name of Halley's Comet. It's like a parade of flowers at your blog; looking forward to Azaleas, Irises and Rhododendrons!
ReplyDeleteOh My, such beauties. I love the Towering Prism and Sun Gold. You must own the tulip producers by now. Your gardens must just POP.
ReplyDeleteI never tire of seeing the beauty of a flower for each is awesome. Check out Mel's sugar flowers. They look so real.
i lOVE that Sun Gold with just that tiny edging of red!
ReplyDeleteSun Gold is awesome! Love that delicate edge color!
ReplyDeleteThey are all gorgeous but my favorite is Purissima. I rarely see white tulips in our area. Maybe I will add this one to my garden.
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