Parrot tulips are more "flamboyant" than most common tulips. Their petals have a unique fringe design with scalloped edges. They're a delight both outdoors and indoors.
The photos in this post are mostly black parrot tulips, which are a deep purple color. When strongly lit, the petals look more red.
This is such a photogenic tulip that I've included several different views here. I've also included a few other flower photos and one frog to break up the set as you scroll through.
This first photo was taken on an indoor windowsill.
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| Fringe Curve |
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| Rising Above |
Here's a blossom on our crab apple tree:
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| Neck Pillows |
Grape hyacinths provide a nice break from too many red hues:
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| Grape Trees |
These next two photos are also from our indoor arrangement:
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| Inside Zone |
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| All Frills |
This frog was watching me closely while I took outdoor pictures:
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| Frog in Mulch |
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| Parrot Petals |
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| Life in the Center |
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