sttweets, sir,extend my best wishes to your tulip farmer friends who made all these wonderful colored flowers as I thank God for allowing it to happen.And thanks for bringing it to our attention ,great shots.
Thank you very much for the information. It is the flower of spring and of the rainbow now. And a flower I will associate it with Holland most of the time.
@EppieBillena A little research last night did not unveil the original Tulip color(s). The flower seems to originate from Turkey and was brought to the Netherlands in 1593. Ever since it was cultivated into an enormous variety of colors.
Thank you very much. I did not realize how mankind had change its world in a single flower it became a sea color like the rainbow. Our ancestor would not recognize a tulip now. Wow!
@EppieBillena I don't really know, I'll look into that for you. All I know is that there are thousands of color right now and that farmers are always looking for new colors, shades and mixtures. I had a word with a farmer last year. Interesting to hear how they work and how much effort they have to put in one single new flower!
Those flowers are beautiful and amazing that they thrive when their native origin is in the middle east Persia if I am not mistaken.Are those hybrids what were the original colors do you know?
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sttweets, sir,extend my best wishes to your tulip farmer friends who made all these wonderful colored flowers as I thank God for allowing it to happen.And thanks for bringing it to our attention ,great shots.
Great colors.
@yulia8473, @floris.terlouw, @OemphaLoempha, @AshishNimkar, Thank you for all your nice comments!
so beautiful...
I agree, lovely!
Lovely colors!
Lovely...
@EppieBillena Thanks!
Why not yes of course but let me check first the photo of the deer ok?
@EppieBillena You're welcome.
Could you do me a favor and vote (click 'favorite') for two of my foto's in the #earthweek competition? It's my fox: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/547... and my deer: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/550...
Thanks!
Thank you very much for the information. It is the flower of spring and of the rainbow now. And a flower I will associate it with Holland most of the time.
@EppieBillena A little research last night did not unveil the original Tulip color(s). The flower seems to originate from Turkey and was brought to the Netherlands in 1593. Ever since it was cultivated into an enormous variety of colors.
Thank you very much. I did not realize how mankind had change its world in a single flower it became a sea color like the rainbow. Our ancestor would not recognize a tulip now. Wow!
@EppieBillena I don't really know, I'll look into that for you. All I know is that there are thousands of color right now and that farmers are always looking for new colors, shades and mixtures.
I had a word with a farmer last year. Interesting to hear how they work and how much effort they have to put in one single new flower!
Those flowers are beautiful and amazing that they thrive when their native origin is in the middle east Persia if I am not mistaken.Are those hybrids what were the original colors do you know?
It's tulip season again. I haven't been out this year yet, but I'll probably visit the "Keukenhof" in the next weeks for some excellent flower shots.