An Arm Full Of Beauty
by Nick Boren
Title
An Arm Full Of Beauty
Artist
Nick Boren
Medium
Photograph - Photograph - Digital
Description
Every year I look forward with great anticipation when the tulips start blooming at the Wooden Shoe Tulip fields just a short distance from Woodburn Oregon. Seeing over 40 acres of every variety, color, and size is almost too much to comprehend.
The watermark will be removed before the image is sent to the purchaser.
I hope you enjoy this image as much as I enjoyed being there and capturing this scene of a field worker harvesting an arm full of beauty. :-)
Information from www.woodenshoe.com
The Iverson family began growing tulips in 1974. The first tulips belonged to Dr. Holman who would ship part of the bulbs to Indiana every year for forcing. When he retired in the late 1970's we bought a few acres of bulbs.
By the early 1980's we had over 15 acres and needed to broaden the market base. Seeing this as an opportunity, in 1983 we started the Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm.
In the first few years we printed up black and white order sheets and sales were slow. Then, in 1985, we opened our fields for Easter weekend. The rest you may say, is history.
Now we open our fields for an entire month and have greatly expanded our operation to include taking bulb orders, cut flowers, potted tulips, a gift shop, other plants, and all sorts of food and activities on weekends.
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November 5th, 2013
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Comments (40)
Petra Theodoridou
What a capture, Nick!!! Amazing view of these endless rows of beauty, so much clarity and color in it, just overwhelming!LF, shared
Tina LeCour
Wow this is truly an incredible capture Nick, your floral captures are always stunning!! LF
Laurie Search
Revisiting this beauty, dear Nick!! I love it!! I love the person walking through there, all bundled up, with his arms full of tulips, and the color is just fantastic!! :)))vf
Nick Boren
Thank you so much Dora for featuring my tulip landscape image in your Visions Of Spring group. I am very grateful and feel blessed. :-)