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1. I love the two-colored tulips. This blossom could turn red and yellow …

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   • I do like the two toned ones too. Thanks Laureen 😀

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3. Lovely close-up.

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   • Thanks Maria 😀

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10. Gorgeous Tulip Cee…I need to visit the conservatory nearby and get a flower fix SOON!

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    • Oh you are lucky to have a conservatory near you. 😀

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      • About an hour away across the Delaware river. To me that’s pretty close. It is Longwood Gardens and they are having an Orchid Extravaganza starting Saturday. We were going to go this weekend, but the weather is not going to cooperate. Soon though…I hope.

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        • We don’t have anything like that here. When you do get a chance, have tons of fun and take lot of photos.

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          • Thanks Cee.

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12. Interesting tuilp view

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    • Thanks for commenting, Pat. 😀

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13. A tight fist of a flower!!!

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    • Hi Judy, thanks.

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