Blumen Baden~

On By cindy knokeIn EXTERIOR & INTERIOR DESIGN, Flowers, MY PHOTOGRAPHS, REVERIES, TRAVEL REVIEWS


Baden-Baden’s spring bloom is just beginning.

The tulips on the Lichtenthaler Alle,

a strolling avenue and park,

that follows the River Oos,

are beginning their splendid spring bloom.


The park,

created in the 19th century,

is a wonderland of exotic plants and flowers.

Cheers to you from Baden-Baden’s glorious alle~

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282 thoughts on “Blumen Baden~”

  12. Oh my gosh! What a blessing to walk among exquisite tulips. My favorite flower. The romantic tulip – the eleventh wedding anniversary flower. Your photos display a banquet of colors.My eyes indulged each glorious shade. Thank you for taking me on this surreal never-ending dance via these splendid photographs.💚

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  13. Reblogged this on TINA FRISCO and commented:
    Cindy Knoke is traveling and sharing all the lovely photos she’s taking along the way. She’s currently in Baden-Baden, and these gorgeous flowers are on the Lichtenthaler Alle along the River Oos.

    Baden-Baden is a spa town in southwestern Germany’s Black Forest, near the border with France. Its thermal baths led to fame as a fashionable 19th-century resort. Alongside the Oos River, park-lined Lichtentaler Allee is the town’s central promenade.

    ENJOY!

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  15. Our daffodils and tulips have just about gone by for this year. I dug out a wheel barrow of the daffodils to thin them. Some went to a neighbor, the rest along the road. I see a couple more wheel barrows of daffodils that need thinning in the next couple of weeks. Lovely photos of the tulips. — Oscar

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    1. I have never done that with bulbs. I put them in the ground and leave them and they multiply like nobodies business, and I grow lots of bulbs. But I have never grown tulips! That would be deal breaker for me too!

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  26. It is amazing to me how they plant the brown bulbs in such an organized method to assure the vibrant colors are patterned the way they plan out ahead of time.

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  30. Great to see my favourite tulips still standing tall … We planted so many beautiful tulips this spring and the birds love them to death …

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  41. Gorgeous bloonms, Cindy. You brightened my day! We can’t grow tulips in North Carolina – the soil, the weather? Never been able to get them to bloom more than the first year after I’ve planted the bulbs.

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    1. Same here. They won’t grow at The Holler and if I buy cut tulips, they wilt. So it is always a thrill to see them in large numbers. So pleased you enjoyed and thank you! 💐

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  46. Beautiful Tulips. It reminded me of my father. He used to plant hundreds of Tulips every year. They were beautiful when they bloomed. I didn’t appreciate all the hard work he put into it then but the beauty has stayed with me for all these years. I wish I would have told him how beautiful he made our property look. I hope he can hear me now. Thank you for sharing. ☺☺☺

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    1. Oh, very moving! What a labor of love. A person who plants hundreds of tulips every year adds joy to the world. I would have loved to see his garden and meet him~ 💐 <3

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  48. Those plantings are stunning Cindy!! Can hardly believe they are real– so much color and life! Thanks for sending them along to us. Wondering where you are off to next… happy travels!! xox

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