wow. I don't know what to say.

wow

wowo wow wow wow wow
Looks kind of like my garden except for all the color, color combinations, structure, impact, and general talent in putting it all together. Thanks for sharing the pictures!

Holy cannoli, that's a tremendous visual delight!

Thanks for sharing pics.

Do first photographs show tulips with campanula (blue)underplanting? What a stunning display.

What do they do with the spring blooming gardens after blooms are gone and browning foliage is left? Does green campanula foliage provide an underplanting for annuals spread in there?

Thanks for these pics...enchanting.

Guess they have property all fenced to keep out deer and don't have hungry little bunnies mowing tender new tulip foliage down to the ground...LOL.

When I lived closer I belonged to the Filoli associates or volunteer support group. Your pictures remind me how much I miss spring at Filoli. The underplanting of the tulips was always Cynoglossum, Chinese Forget Me Nots. They do a good job covering tulip foliage. Both the tulips and the cynoglossum are removed before they are allowed to produce seed. Cynoglossum reseeds everywhere and the seeds are prone to attach themselves to pant legs of anyone passing and are a nuisance to pull loose. Al

Very very very pretty! Don't know what else to say!

Karen