A beautiful soft pink tulip at the bulb show. I neglected to get the cultivar name (possibly Darwin Tulip ‘Ollioules’), but I think its color is lovely!
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Perfect!
Thank you!
I wholeheartedly agree! Beautiful color. 🙂
I love this Eliza. The unusual crop, the colors, the textures, the perfect depth of field…bravo!
Thank you so much, Frank! 🙂
Clear, pure, and soft – everything pink should be!
🙂
Very nice! I love Tulips, I saw them when I went to college in the U.S.. I like the colour and background blur.
Thanks, Maria. Your comment made me realize that although it seems I always am envious of all the tropical beauty that surrounds you, you might have a bit of envy yourself for the cold season plants that we live with. As they say the grass is always greener… Teaches me to appreciate whatever we have, wherever we are. 🙂
It’s petals are shaded pink to white…remind me of a watercolor painting on it’s petals…beautiful!
I imagine the breeder must be very pleased with this creation!
I bet they are it is stunning! I am starting to really appreicate pink in the garden + that is a tulip I would love to greet me every spring:-)
Another stunner is Parrot Tulip ‘Green Wave’. A swirl of green, pink and white. I had them in my garden for a few years, but they finally succumbed to rodents. I need to order them again.
that combination sounds great together( green, pink + white) + a parrot tulip. Have to check that out:-)
I just looked it up-AMAZING!!!
Perfect title. I don’t know why, but it reminds me of my Mom, which makes it all the nicer.
Aww, that is so nice to say. Was your Mom fond of pink, I wonder?
I love the yellow throat too! Nature always throws in a beautiful surprise!
Indeed it does! Hope you’re enjoying the warmer weather!
Wow, beautiful!
Thanks!
Lovely photo.
Thank you!
Beautiful! Perfect reminder that spring is coming!
Yes, it is, finally! Thanks for stopping by. 🙂
Gorgeous flower. I love its pale pink tone…
Best wishes, Aquileana 😉
Thank you, Aquileana. (What a beautiful name!) Thanks for the like and follow. Welcome!