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Tulips


The kids and I were in Hokitika last week and I couldn't help but notice more signs of Spring. Flowering Tulips were sprouting in some of the streets out of plant bases outside the shops. I think they brighten life up nicely.

Linking up with Skywatch Friday and Tom's signs. 

Comments

William Kendall said…
They're my favourite flowers.
Andy said…
The tulips are a sure sign that spring is there. Enjoy it while you can.
local alien said…
Thats a lovely display. Summer is on its way.
Tom said…
...tulips are a sure sign of spring.
Bill said…
The tulips are very pretty. Enjoy the spring!
Jim said…
I can always tell it's a Kiwi streetscape because they look so similar to Aussie ones.
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
I love it that you have tulips and that it is spring where you are.
Pisi Prkl said…
Almost a ghost town but I can see one people in it. 👀
Pauline said…
The tulips really add to the scene, don't they? It's nice to see someone cares so much about their town.
Tulips are my husband's favorite flower. We have them planted around the whole backyard. It is so beautiful in the spring. I love your tulips in the planter. After a long winter it is always nice to see tulips bloom.
Iris Flavia said…
Thank you! Please don´t stop sharing!
(I hate the cold half of the year, so good to see spring and summer on your side of the world...)
Klara said…
I agree - they do brighten life up nicely. enjoy your spring.

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