Cats and Trails and Garden Tales
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Road Tripping though the Beautiful Skagit Valley
An hour north of Seattle lies the fertile Skagit Valley known for its fields of tulips and daffodils.
We were fortunate to be at the fields yesterday, on a weekday without the crowds, and before the rain was scheduled to appear. The daffodils were full and glorious in bloom. The tulips are still waking up but many wonderful colors were on display.
The fields above were at Roozengaarde, the largest producer of tulip bulbs in the country. Their display gardens show the magic that occurs when you put the best combinations together.
Enjoy!
Susanne
Without the mountains in the back, I would’ve thought those tulip fields were in the Netherlands. 🙂 Always such a pretty sight to pass by those fields of colour!
Yes, these lovely fields have the North Cascades as their backdrop! thanks for your comment! 🙂
Like Alive and Trekking, this reminded me of Holland, Susanne. Nice to see such a splash of colour at a dull time of year here.
Best wishes, Pete.
Thanks Pete! The color is cheering indeed! ☺
That’s a great day trip for sure!
Yes, perfect for a day trip! Even better when you add in a couple days in Bellingham like we did! 🙂
I love the Skagit Valley tulip fields. I took my mom once, she has never stopped talking about it.
Yes it’s so beautiful in bloom! Thanks for your comment! 🙂🌷
Beautiful pictures! 😊
Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed them! 🙂
So pretty! Makes me want to go out and plant stuff! 😊
Yes, I love spring! 🙂🌷