Down but not out
by Penny
(Stevensville, Michigan)
April snow
Orange Tulip
by Larry
(Kanata ON Canada)
Orange Tulip
I planted a number of Tulips last fall that I was told would be pink in colour. This is certainly not pink however I do enjoy the orange especially since I would never have purchased this colour and now really like it.
Wannabe Red
by Larry
(Kanata ON Canada)
Wannabe Red Tulip
taken at Dows Lake Ottawa Canada. A bed of white Tulips and this one had a fine red line within its beauty making it one of a kind
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Pink Beauty
by Larry
(Kanata ON Canada)
Pink Beauty Tulip
Taken at Dows Lake Ottawa Canada
Daffodil Border
by Diane
(Adirondack Mts, NY)
My mixed variety daffodil border along the woods on my east boundary line.
hide&seek
by Hana
(Mississauga ON)
The back of my garden is dedicated to Muskoka. Last fall I decided to bring more color into it and the result is this ....
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Orange Lillies
by Karleen
(Burbank, WA)
These are bright orange lillies that just showed up...love them!
Orange Crown Imperial
by Larry
(Kanata ON Canada)
Fritillaria Crown Imperial
I particularly enjoy this spring bulb. It is situated in the centre of my rose garden. The strong skunk order it produces seems to keep not only 4 legged creatures away but also 2 legged little ones tend to avoid picking it.
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Outstanding
by Larry
(Kanata ON Canada)
Outstanding
Taken at Dows Lake Ottawa Canada
Hitchin' a Ride
by shady gardener
(SE Iowa)
A Smidge of a Midge
I was photographing the progress of Spring, when I came upon this Salome daffodil with a passenger. It turns out that this is a Chironomidae (midge). Harmless little fellow, of which I'm glad, but obviously a fellow needing a rest. :-)
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Blood Root
by Larry
(Kanata ON Canada)
Blood Root
This is my first flower that appears after the snow melts. After it flowers this plant becomes a feature plant within my Hosta bed.
Doug says that Bloodroot isn't a bulb - but because the double form is his favorite spring ephemeral flower (the blooms only last a few days) and because he left his at his old garden, he's letting this picture be published. :-)
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First crocus
by Christa
(Kingston,Ontario,Canada)
Cheerful Beauties
The first colour in our garden appearing after the long winter were these little crocus. It looks like my 'little helpers" were busy last year (again) as I don't remember
planting them in this spot.
Pink and White Tulips
by Penny
(Stevensville, Michigan)
Pleasing colors
This color combination happened by accident. I bought a grab bag of tulips and somehow managed to plant most of the pink and white ones together.
Sea of Red
by Larry
(Kanata ON Canada)
Red Tulips
Taken at Dow's Lake Ottawa Canada
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Cheerful Daffodil
by Penny
(Stevensville, Michigan)
Cheerful Daffodil
Yellow daffodils are wonderful for complimenting blue and pink hyacinths and every kind of tulip, but yellow daffodils tickle me pink!
Red Emperor
by Diane
(Adirondack Mts, NY)
I'm so glad I took this picture yesterday because last night it became deer candy! Sigh...
Blue Hyacinths in snow
by Penny
(Stevensville, Michigan)
Blue Hyacinths
These hyacinths had a very hard April. Somehow they still look pretty surrounded by all the white snow.
The Fringed Tulip
by Alka
(Illinois)
I liked this tulip for its unique fringed petals. This picture was taken in Holland, Michigan during the Tulip festival.
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Daffy Down Dilly
by Diane
(Adirondack Mts, NY)
I wish I could grow daffodils all summer! They're so lovely and the deer won't eat them!
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World of spring bulbs 2
by Erica H
(Guelph Ontario Canada)
A LARGER PHOTO FOR "WORLD OF SPRING BULBS"
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