I can never have too many tulips. Or lilacs, peonies, ranunculus, or dahlia for that matter...
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4 comments:
I AGREE. LOVELY
HUGS FROM MAINE
I could not agree more. In fact peonies, lilacs, dahlias and tulips go in every garden I have ever planted.
I enjoy tulips this time of year. Beautiful photo! xoxo
One can never have too much beauty...that's what I miss most about the quiet whiteness of winter...the beauty of the garden.
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