So sorry, but necessary.

The cut off (het koppen) of the bulb flowers is necessary to grow bigger bulbs quicker .
In this pic. you can see the strip I can walk on to take most of my photo`s. The sign is a reminder to be gentle and not to walk between the tulips.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

So interesting and this is so pretty. Fav.

[Corinne C]

The field is beautiful with all the cut flowers. I had no idea they were doing this.

[Beryl Lloyd]

In spite of the decapitated flowers ,its a lovely capture and colourful image , nicely composed! fav

[Pat]

The red petals create lovely lines in this shot. The rapeseed makes a nice contrast in the foreground too.

[KWind]

Wow... that's quit the sight!

[Elisa Smith]

Love the red lines of flowers.

[Diana]

Such a wonderful capture of all the beautiful lines.

[moni kozi]

This looks so surreal!

[JackieR]

I've learned so much from this series of tulip field photos. Thank you Ferry

[Babs]

So interesting. Nice lines

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shot and lines. I learn so much from your pictures and yuor stories. Holland must be world's no one producer of flowers and bulbs.

[Fisher Family]

A lovely shot that still has lots of colour, despite the flowers being cut off the stems!

Ian

[Ingrid]

Prachtige kleuren op de foto! En ik heb weer iets geleerd!

[Heather]

There is still beauty with the rows of cut flowers, but a different beauty! Thank you for explaining this process, Ferry. I had never thought of this before. Fav

[Kathy]

All the deadheads lying in the paths are colorful and surprising.

[Judith Johnson]

Thank you, I understand the process. It still makes a pretty scene.