May 4, 2010 - The first of the tulips to come out! These are called 'Apricot Beauties' and were a house-warming gift from our former neighbour, Michelle. This is the third spring for them. I understand that some people pull the tulips out after they bloom and start with fresh ones in the fall. I just leave mine in the ground and let them rebloom each year.
The muscari is in full bloom this week. I cut some and made a little mini-bouquet for the house. I just love this flower!
I was quite pleased to see the little fringes along the edges of these petals. These tulips are appropriately named 'Fringed Elegance.'
These 'Yellow Emperor' tulips are a little brighter shade of yellow and a bit taller.
Except for the 'Apricot Beauties', I ordered all the tulips from Breck's. I've forgotten what they all look like, so it's fun to watch them open.
Those Apricot Beauties were a nice gift. They would look great with your Muscari. I love Muscari, and my first light blue ones are just opening. Last Autumn I planted a new group of Muscari with some pink tulips, and I can't wait to see what they will look like together.
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