
Spent the weekend in Dallas with my dear friend Kris and
we found ourselves tip toeing through the most extraordinary array of tulips
we had ever laid our eyes upon.
They say everything’s bigger in Texas and that sentiment surely rang true here.
With the over 500,000 spring blooming bulbs
put into creating this breathtakingly elaborate display,
the efforts from all involved were obviously monumental.
If you ‘re in the neighborhood you must experience this visual feast at the
Fiesta de las Flores – now until April 11, 2010.
So many varieties and colors – who knew?
(Well, besides all you wonderful Dutch folks out there…)

We particularly liked the fuzzy ones…

Perfect weather with just the right amount of sunshine
making every blossom simply explode.
We definitely could have used additional adjectives though -
the frequently heard “Wow, that’s beautiful…just gorgeous…simply stunning…” was insufficient.
No English words really seemed to bring the experience justice –
Maybe one might be best off just reveling in the remarkability of it all,
remarks being superfluous.

So many gorgeous little faces…


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April 14th, 2010 at 1:19 pm
ooh how did I miss this one?
LOVE LOVE TULIPS…they are so opinianated…love the fuzzzz..I’ve seen these Dutch tulips coming back every Spring spreading all over Holland…and once I saw a black tulip (well very very dark indigo)…
Awesome pictures Donna…I wanna go there tooooo…
XOXOrly
April 16th, 2010 at 1:35 pm
Oh what fun, tip toeing through the tulips !!! I love the photos, the colors are great. Gotta love those little faces on the pansies. What a fun place to spend a day with a good friend.
April 16th, 2010 at 4:59 pm
Happy Spring to you all – thanks so much for visiting!
Love, donna
June 13th, 2010 at 6:47 am
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these pictures of my favorite flower! So glad I visited this morning!