Red Tulips
by Tamara
(Edmonton Area Canada)
Red Tulip
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Giant Chive Blossom
by Grammadot
(Barto,PA)
A Closer Look
Large or small......... delight for all!
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Grand Ice Falls
by Jeremy
(monsey, New York, USA)
daffodil yellow on pinkish white
this is a eye stopping flower!
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Yellow Tulip
by Susan
(Huntington Indiana)
yellow tulip
Flower from my garden. A yellow tulip
True Blue
by Grammadot
(Barto,PA)
Pixies added a touch of white to the tip of every petal!
You've heard it said, "give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day, but, if you teach him how to fish he will never go hungry". Well!!! I just showed son Mike a few things and every year there is less and less grass and more and more flowers (and veggies).
This is a picture of one of a stalk full of little beauties.
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Tall Pink Tulip
by Diane
(Adirondack Mts, NY)
Tulip is emerging from a bed of Dutchman's Breeches
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The first crocus to bloom
by S.J.
(Nepean, ON, Canada)
First crocus: April 7, 2008
It was a big snow year in Ottawa. Once some warmth arrived, the edges of the piles next to the walks and drives melted first, finally revealing the crocus on April 7.
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Pink Asiatic Lilies
by Tamara
(Edmonton Area Canada)
Pink Asiatic
I have a bed devoted to just lilies and this is one of the many I have...
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Big snow in April
by Galina
(Seatte, WA)
Snow in April
My bulbs were flowering all over the garden already when April 19 storm brought 5'' of snow (last time we had snow in April was in 1972). Some flowers were broken under heavy load of snow, but some came out fine.
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white and red tulip mania
by Jeremy
(monsey, New York, USA)
red and white tulip in my garden
Surprise! after planting tulips last fall iwas sure my tulips would be pure red. however since the pakage was mislabeled I ended up with these wonderful tulips
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Christmas in May
by Marie
(Leominster, MA USA)
Christmas in May
Spring was long in coming last year. Just a few little tulips, daffodils and bluebells, but right by my main door, so I can enjoy them every day.
white tulip
by Janet
(New Middletown, IN)
This tulip I bought on clearance last Fall and I don't know it's name. I couldn't believe how long it's lasted, almost 3 weeks now and it's still blooming beautifully everyday.
Lilies-of-the valley
by Suzan
(Gardenville, PA)
Shy little pink lilies-of-the valley
These shy little beauties captured me as I captured them!
Doug says - I actually had to look up the botany of this plant - it is indeed a member of the Lily family even though it spreads by rhizomes. You learn something every day. Thanks for the pic and the chance to learn something new.
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Amaryllis
by Michael
(Seattle, WA)
red amaryllis
From Christmas - a red amaryllis
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Yellow irises on a cast iron fence
by Suzan
(Gardenville, PA)
Yellow irises on a cast iron fence
The title pretty well sums it up .. .
Doug says - he's trying to head off the botanists who are going to point out that the tall Iris are not bulbous but are rhizomes. And that is true but for the purposes of this contest, I'll let both the bulbous and the rhizomes enter. Let's not get too picky here today.
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Red Tulip
by Susan
(Huntington, Indiana)
red tulip
Flower from my garden - a red tulip
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Yellow Begonia
by Diane
(Adirondack Mts., NY)
A bright and cheery yellow in a shady hanging basket
Doug notes that yes, this is a tuber and not a bulb but we're allowing tubers and corms as well in this contest. We're not being strict about it being a "bulb" :-)
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Bulbs Galore
by Penny
(Stevensville, Michigan)
Bulbs of every color
Last fall I bought estate quantities of bulbs and spent a lot of time on my knees planting them. It was worth the effort now that April has arrived.
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Striped Tulip
by Michael
(Seattle, WA)
A white tulip with red strips growing in a pot on the porch. Don't remember planting it :)
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Orange Lily
by Diane
(Adirondack Mts., NY)
orange lily
A brilliant orange in my walkway garden
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