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These were tightly held buds on Monday and look at them now!
The first to bloom is Pink Impression, although it looks decidedly peachy to me. Next is Negrita and Passionale. All new to me and the plot.
I’m feeling very pleased 🙂
Stand-by for many more tulip related posts this Spring!
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My tulips are up from 1″ to 3″ now, depending upon the variety. I can’t wait until they bloom, but until then I certainly appreciate seeing yours. Thanks for sharing!
Lovely. I like tulips and wish I could more than the few that I have in a container. I look forward to more posts. xx