By the first week in May, the later tulips have begun to come into full bloom. *

Clumps of white tulips, interspersed with orange, make an attractive display. *

These tulips started off as cherry-red but quickly matured to their natural deep rose pink. Groups of this variety are interspersed with groups of smaller purple tulips. *

The mauve tints have all but disappeared from the tulips under the kitchen window and these will have finished blooming within a few days. The Red Emperor tulips dinished blooming several days ago. *

The scarlet pulsatilla, last of the three Pasque flowers to bloom, is not a very big plant but the blooms are striking. *

Three varieties of creeping phlox cascade over a low wall under the kitchen window. *

Here is a second variety. *

The Royal Canadian Legion 75th Anniversary Tulip. We have 200 of these, divided between two beds in the garden. *

On one side of a bed surrounding some birches on the front lawn are interspesed groups of pink and purple tulips. *