saturday morning glory

 

A good start to a weekend of family all in one place, books, baking from a new book, sewing, sun, rugby, and tulip-faffing.

 

 

Comments

[monica]

beautiful...

[Goosey]

Sounds glorious, I'm off to a wedding....what a perfect day to get married on!

[geraldine]

How lovely! What a beautiful day already. I too have a new baking book to try, Lorraine Pascal's Baking made Easy. I watched her programme on BBC2 and loved it - can't wait to get in the kitchen and make some nice things for afternoon tea today.

[di]

That's just brightened my evening- love those yellows and purples together!

[Ingrid]

Hi Jane,
Love, love, love all your tulip- faffing!!
Ingrid xx

[Beth]

Oh, I love those colors! The purple! The yellow! Both together! Beautiful.

Enjoy your weekend. :)

[Margot K of VA]

Photographed against the grey "stones" the tulips just sing a Spring song. It is wet and cool in VA so that our flowering bulbs and trees have that glorious spacious time extension.

[Denise]

I especially love your pictures of fresh spring flowers and fresh produce at the market. When I look outdoors and still see a few feet of snow your blog reassures me that spring is on it's way. Our spring, when it comes, is so short and not very good for growing tulips.

[caroline auckland]

Just had to buy more tulips today.

Do you replant bulbs from pots- or leave them in? The one's I left in are not as good as last year. Wondering if I should put them in the ground?

[Angela Bickerton]

Just love the greeny yellow and the purply pink colour combination. Wonderful. Really interesting shaped tulips too.
I never used to like tulips - they always seemed too solid to me but now I really appreciate them in tubs and as cut flowers.

[patty]

Seriously, are you secretly a Dutch tulip farmer-ess masquerading as a writer? I think I have a total of 12 tulips at most coming up in my yard and I was thrilled with those - until these last few posts! Now I am feeling quite the slacker...