Looking out my front window, I am really beginning to think that I have a Tulip Festival In My Garden….well almost. I planted lots of new tulips this year. I did not have too many, then for last year I planted a bunch of daffodils, and the display was wonderful. I seem to have lost some of some of those, but the tulips I planted are almost in full bloom now. I am really enjoying all of the different ones that I bought.
I already had a few tulips, mostly in red and white. But I am a lover of the pinks and purples…..so, what I planted was pink, purple and yellow tulips for the most part. I also planted three kinds of parrot tulips. I really love those for their wild color patterns. Take a stroll through my tulip garden and beyond.
My Pale Pink Tulip These are some of my favorite tulips. I love the pale pink color.
Clump of Magenta And Orange Tulips
Magenta Tulip in my garden. I have quite a few Magenta Tulips.
Open Magenta Tulips I really liked the form. I took all my photos right after some rain, so many of the tulips have rain drops on them.
One of my Pink Daffodils. I thought I had lost these, but a whole clump of them came up.
Clump Red And White Tulips I really like these Red and White ones.
Red And White Tulip
Red Tulip
Clump Light Orange Tulips
Red Orange Tulip And I love this coppery red color.
Spiky Yellow Tulip This tulip is the only one I have that is spiky. It is a really cool tulip shape.
My Pink Flowering Currant is really pretty this year. And it is in full bloom right now.
Pink Flowering Currant Bloom
Red Parrot Tulip This is one of three Parrot tulips that I have. My other one has already finished blooming.
Muscari And Candytuft I like they way they weave together.
Muscari
This Epimedium is a really sweet flower. I have three, but so far, they are all still in pots. I plan to plant them in the garden soon.
This is the height of my Tulip blooms. They are so pretty in the garden. I would like to plant even more.
Home Garden Diggers 
They’re all wonderful!
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Hi Gunilla,
Thanks and thanks for coming by. Hope you are getting some spring flowers wehre you are.
Yael
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Beautiful!!
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Mary,
Thanks and thanks for helping make a wonderful garden.
Me
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I love your tulips!! I don’t have any so I guess I will just have to enjoy other peoples pretty flowers.
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Thanks Latane, and thanks for coming by. I just started planting tulips a couple years ago. We have been here five years and when we moved in there were only three. I have planted many more.
Yael
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I love Parrot tulips! We are getting a new fence and I can’t wait to get some tulip bulbs to plant inside our backyard. Thanks for sharing on Tuesday Greens!
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Thanks Becky,
I love parrot tulips too. I ended up getting two new kinds this year and I am very happy with them.
Yael
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Just gorgeous!!
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Thank you so much. And thanks for coming by.
Yael
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I love tulips. Mine are not open yet, the buds are just beginning to form. Soon, though. I love the pink ones best.
visiting from Mosaic Monday.
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Hi Lorries,
Thanks and thanks for coming by. I am so happy that we have our tulips blooming now. Hope that yours will open soon.
Yale
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I love that pink flowering currant! I have never seen one before!
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Thanks. The the red flowering currant is one of our Northwest natives. The pink variety is a real beauty.
Yael
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Hi Yael: Nice to hear from you over at my blog. Your flowers are gorgeous–the tulips are amazing! I am in love with your double pink daffodils as well. I can never seem to get those to grow for me, so I will live vicariously through your pictures instead 🙂 Have fun with the grandkids, and have a lovely week!
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Yeal- Thanks for taking us along on your grand tulip tour! I don’t have a deer fence yet, so no tulips for me! The colors and varieties are breath-taking. Happy Spring!
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