41 thoughts on “Sweet and Bright”

1. Beautiful! Good color choices.

   1. Thanks Grower. More accident than choice on the color, I’m sure, but they do look great this week! Happy Spring to you. 🙂

2. Oh, Beautiful! So nice to see your Springtime (ahead of ours for sure)!

   1. Thanks. Yes, Springtime is bursting forth here. So many trees and flowers came into bloom, then along came a cold snap and they all stayed in bloom. For much longer than they usually do. Hooray for the good guys! 🙂

3. Beautiful photos with equally enchanting words…Thank you Jim for this feast 🙂

   1. Thanks Bethula. My pleasure. Always my pleasure. 🙂

4. Tes tulipes sont magnifiques et le foisonnement des couleurs est superbe !
   La saison de jardiner est de nouveau parmi nous 😉

   1. Merci Christiane. Oui, La saison de jardiner est de nouveau parmi nous. Les fleurs du printemps montrent leurs visages heureux . C’est bon pour la santé . Et j’aime travailler dans le jardin. 🙂

      1. Comme je te comprends 🙂 !

5. Wonderful spring photos!

   1. Thanks. It has been a wonderful spring, so far. 🙂

6. Those tulips are something! The mix of colours is especially nice 🙂

   1. Thanks. Yes, the colors blended well. And the tulips are holding on nicely in some cool spring weather. 🙂

7. Just gorgeous! Phenomenal photos too.

   1. Thanks. The tulips are fun to photograph. Nice light and visual textures. 🙂

8. Hey Jim, just beautiful! Love those tulips 🙂

   1. Thanks Julie. Me too. So, that’s one thing going on in my garden. There’s more. Much more. I’ll have to work on sharing that too. 🙂

      1. Fabulous ..

9. Beautiful photos!

   1. Thank you. Beautiful tulips! 🙂

10. Thanks for sharing your photos. I especially like the “up-close” ones for their detail! What a scrumptious garden you have!

    1. Thanks – and you’re welcome. My pleasure to share. The garden is coming along now, building steam through the spring. Summer should be fun! Have a wonderful day. 🙂

11. Truly beautiful, Jim! So happy to see spring flowers here. 🙂

    1. Thanks Amy. Spring flowers here and spring flowers there. I loved the post of the Texas wildflowers. Gorgeous! 🙂

       1. I always love your flower photos, Jim! 🙂

12. You’re back! Yay! Happy Spring, Jim. All the best, Annabel

    1. Yep. I’m back. And I’m so glad for the positive response to that. Thanks Annabel. A Happy Spring it is! 🙂

13. truly beautiful! i want to dance with them

    1. They dance in the morning and they dance at night. They dance all day with a look of sheer delight. 🙂

14. Beautiful!!!!!! Can I paint some of them??!!!!

    1. Thanks! Please do! 🙂

15. What a joy it is, Jim, to see the cheerful spring version of your garden. 😀

    1. Thank Jet! We are enjoying a crisp, cool spring in which the tulips, bluebells and flowering trees seem to last forever. Much longer than usual. Love those jays from around the world yesterday. 🙂

16. Hi Jim, What a contrast to your winter photos! All that white has been replaced with a rainbow of colour.

17. Hi Margaret. It amazing, isn’t it? I really do love the changing seasons. The complete, stark difference between winter and summer with the glorious spring and fall seasons as transitions. Of course, if not for the colorful and cheerful birds, winter might be a bit bleak in the garden. As for the tulips, we have had the most extraordinary bloom of tulips and flowering trees. They bloomed, then we experienced a two week cold snap in which they just kept blooming, seemingly suspended in their spring-like glory. Lovely! 🙂

18. Beatuiful pictures :). Love the tulips, thank you for this nice post.
    XOXO Julia

    1. Thanks Julia. You are most welcome. I hope you are enjoying a fabulous spring. It sure is nice around here nowadays. 🙂

19. Tulips never fail to make me smile. 🙂 Thanks for sharing your lovely blooms!

    1. Thanks. My pleasure to share. Smiling is good. 🙂

20. So beautiful:)

    1. Thanks. Glad you appreciate it. Thanks for letting me know. 🙂

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