They are tulips, English tulips, Lincolnshire tulips.
but for a minute did you think they were?
No. We read the post title first.
Clever.
The other picture is neither peonies nor tulips, but ranunculus. Another good alternative if you are marrying outside of the peony season.
There are 1293 things in my head, the book, weddings, another book, a man, and a swan.
Happy weekending to you all
xxx
15 comments:
ahhhh the stunning little beauties. If you were getting married today, would they be on the list?
Those tulips. Oh my, that's why I love tulips, such variation and beauty.
oh beautiful layered ranunculus, thanks for sharing these blooms today x
Just gorgeous!
the tulips are just lovely, do you happen to know their name?
Lovely... what book? Your book? x
A man? What Man..? lol..
Thank you for sharing have a great weekend.. :oP
Ranunculus are my fave...and I just shared and linked my tulips to Laura (on her blog A place for tea). So, I found you..and I guess I won't let you go!!!
Laura@RicevereconStile
So many questions you must answer now?!! I will go easy on you .. Start with the swan?! Happy weekending to you Miss Pickering...Sinead
That tulip is spectacular ... love the light! And ranunculus have long been a favorite of mine. Lovely post!
I'm in desperate need of a new header. Still celebrating christmas on mine.
May I "borrow " a picture? Any one will do. Maybe the tulips....
xoxo
I wish I had a bunch of those tulips.
Come on Lincolnshire....
We bought the world Issac, Maggie T and those Tulips.
Bootiful.
The tulips are margherita, a double variety, 10 days old.
Becca the correct pronunciation is
toooolips
x
Lincolnshire tulips?!!!!
wooowwwww love love
fàtima
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