This tulip is amazing. It suffered a calamity and the stalk bent in two but the flower kept on blooming though instead of being tulip shaped it was totally open like this. Wonderful ideas here for dyed fabric!
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I enjoy seeing other people's tulips. We can't grow them here, because the moose like to eat them & they never get a chance to bloom.
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