To late

So sorry , I was to late to capture this field nice flowering. You need a great deal of luck to find them at the right time.
Farmers often grow flowers to harvest the seeds or to grow the bulbs. The flowers are n`t the main business. The do n`t sell them as they are no`t nice enough by the weather damage. Those flowers are grow in a glass/hot house and require other professionals .

[Ann]

Still a great shot.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

It is still beautiful, Pyrrhula. Excellent capture.

[Merrelyn]

The flowers that are still blooming are lovely. This would have been an amazing sight when they were all blooming.
I was lucky enough to see the tulip and hyacinth fields in bloom when we visited in 2012. It was a glorious sight.

[KWind]

Your country is so full of flowers. I just love it!

[Carren]

Very interesting info. It's kind of poetic. I love the vibrant red!

[Denise Wood]

Better luck next time :) great shot though!

[Chris K]

you must have the perfect climate for growing flowers. are they harvested by hand.

[Pyrrhula]

@kwind @cruiser Both: No.

[alia_801]

I like this scene of them - the strong colours and the not-quite-perfect flowers add a different perspective.

[Ivan]

Nice image, Ferry.

[Bep]

De kleur is nog steeds mooi!

[bkb in the city]

Still a nice shot

[Linda]

Wonderful shot. I have enjoyed all the field of flowers that you have posted.

[Anja]

Er staan nog wel een paar mooie tussen ;-)

[Irene]

The touches of red show how vibrant it must have been in full flowrr

[Becca Hayes]

So would these plants be used as bulbs that we get in the spring to plant? This field must have been stunning when they were all in bloom!

[Kathy]

They kind of look my gladiolus when I had them.

[Jane Morley]

I still like the colours here.

[Elyse Klemchuk]

These are so pretty and bright red, even in the middle of October!

[Sandy]

Still pretty though.