Flower of the Day – 18th April 2023


There are many varieties of tulips available but what inspired this image was their pointy petals as they stood tall amongst the borders of Broadview Gardens.

A photograph of yellow tulips photographed at Broadview Gardens in Kent.
The tulip has been a popular flower for centuries and it’s easy to see why. With its bright colors and unique shape, it’s no wonder that it’s one of the most sought-after flowers around. While some people may think of tulips as a symbol of the Netherlands, they actually originated in Central Asia and were brought to Europe in the 16th century.

One of the most interesting things about tulips is that they come in a wide range of colors, from bright red to soft pink to vibrant purple. This flower also has a deep cultural significance – in the Ottoman Empire, tulips were a symbol of wealth and nobility.

But whether you’re a history buff or just love the way they look, there’s no denying that tulips are one of the most beautiful flowers around. So why not take a moment today to appreciate the beauty of this floral wonder? Whether you’re viewing them in a garden or receiving them as a gift, tulips are sure to bring a smile to your face.

Until, tomorrow, I do hope this photograph warms your heart like it did mine.

Posted as Part of Cee’s Flower of the Day Photography Challenge.



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13 responses to “Flower of the Day – 18th April 2023”

  1. So bright and lovely 😀

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  2. Haven’t seen this variety before. Lovely

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      1. You’re most welcome

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  3. So wonderfully amazing 🙂

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  4. Beautiful, and it did warm my heart! Thanks Bren.

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