Have you been to or seen the loveliest tulip field in DFW?
The beautiful Poston Gardens tulip field opened last year, it was only this year in 2020 that we were able to visit this delightful tulip field after our move to Plano, Texas. Did you know the tulip field was created by and on behalf of the residents of Daymark Living?
Sadly, due to the COVID-19 (which we all know about), in only their second year of business, Poston Gardens had to close down at the prime time of their tulip field. All those gorgeous flowers and no way to share their beauty!! “The garden operates in connection with Daymark Living – adults who have intellectual and developmental delays to provide them with an environment and a peer group that promotes greater independence and greater quality of life. Residents at Daymark live in purpose-built homes to help them live more independently. The garden is staffed by Daymark residents.” Waxahacie Sun – Andrew Branca.
Make a donation to Poston Gardens – every little bit helps. The proceeds of the Tulip Field goes directly back to the residents of Daymark Living.
If you know me or have followed by work for a while, you know how in love I am with flowers and flower fields. Do you remember back in 2014/15 when I worked to restore the JCPenney bluebonnet fields?
The beauty of the rows and rows of colors is truly a treasure to see. We visited one evening at sunset during Spring Break to capture the starry skies over the beautiful tulip field. These are my first attempts to capture the true night sky over a flower field so I’ve learned a few things and know what I can do better next time.
Enjoy these beautiful flowers!
Venus and Orion’s Belt!
Eliz Alex Photography specializes in children and family sessions in the Dallas, Texas area including Plano, Texas; Allen Texas; Frisco, Texas, McKinney Texas. Please message to schedule your family’s photographic adventure with me!
Little people call her Camera Girl. Elizabeth’s middle people, two boys, call her Mommy. She calls on her Canon, enthusiasm for the outdoors, creativity as a former toy maker, excitement for discovery, and addiction to Starbucks coffee to guide the littles, middles, and their families on photographic adventures. Elizabeth’s love of nature and volunteer work at a local conservancy keep her connected to the land, and always seeking new settings where she can capture the natural light, the beauty of the local fauna, and the candid and the magical moments of the families she guides.
