Cherry blossoms x tulips

One could never tire of viewing cherry blossoms. But if you are taking photos of cherry blossoms for the sake of social media posts, your followers might tire of seeing pages and pages of just cherry blossom photos. But there are several ways you can mix it up for them, and for yourself. One idea is to get photos of cherry blossoms with other flowers in the mix too. Like cherry blossoms x baby blue eyes, which I shared on City-cost yesterday. 

Today, another magical combination for you: cherry blossoms x tulips. The scene of tulips back-dropped by cherry blossom trees has become very popular in recent years. With the result the number of parks and sakura spots also growing tulips has increased lately. The combination really is one of the best, especially when the flower beds are also lined with pansies, as per the photo above.

However, just like the cherry blossom and baby blue eye flowers I shared yesterday, it is not always possible to see the combination with the sakura still flowering. Often the cherry blossoms have their new green leaves on them by the time the tulips start to bloom. We were fortunate both this year (2025) and last (2024) that the cherry blossoms were late and were in full bloom when the tulip flowers opened. 

Have you seen tulips grow beside flowering cherry blossoms this year?