article_snippet.sent: Sisters Isabella and Lola Ward play in a tulip field near King's Lynn in Norfolk during the sunshine .
article_snippet.sent: Flowers: Two-year-old Abi Jones running in a meadow of tulips at Cardiff's Cathays Park .
article_snippet.sent: At Britain's last remaining tulip farm, the flowers were thriving in the warm conditions after blooming late because of the relatively cold spring.
article_snippet.sent: Farmer Mark Eves, of Belmont Nurseries near King's Lynn in Norfolk, said: 'Farmer Mark Eves, of Belmont Nurseries near King's Lynn in Norfolk are having a later Spring this year. '
article_snippet.sent: The tulip crop is around two to three weeks behind. '
article_snippet.sent: Farmer Mark Eves, of Belmont Nurseries near King's Lynn in Norfolk have had some warm and bright days but the nights have been cold and the average soil temperature has been very low. '
article_snippet.sent: It looks like a promising crop, the plant health is good and the flowers are a good colour.'
article_snippet.sent: Isabella and Lola Ward surrounded by colourful flowers at Belmont Nurseries in Norfolk .
article_snippet.sent: Thriving: The tulip fields are thriving in the sunshine as the warm April conditions continue .
article_snippet.sent: Britain's last remaining tulip farm has been in operation for 15 years after Lola Ward, Mr Eves's father-in-law, decided Mr Eves's could grow tulips as well as the Dutch.