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in my garden

comments (3) March 29th, 2011 in gallery

cherly cherly, member
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Flowers in my backyard. 

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cherly writes: Thanks for your comments. The first 3 pictures are from the same one tulip, it's called " Antoinette". It is wonderful that it changes the color as it ages, so it is also named "chameleon tulip". Another plus, it is a bouquet type, one plant can produce a bunch of 5-8 flowers!! Posted: 12:20 am on April 19th
yardlady57 writes: I love your tulips, simply beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing them. Posted: 4:05 am on April 18th
Wife_Mother_Gardener writes: What tulip is this? Posted: 10:53 pm on April 11th
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