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Tulips and daffodils

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cyberchic cyberchic, member
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Tiptoe through the tulips! Click the image to enlarge.

Tiptoe through the tulips!

Photo: Angela C.

Beautiful red tulips make a perfect back drop for my daffodils. When they stop blooming and fade away, the ferns you see will be large enough to cover the wilt.


posted in: The Gallery, spring garden

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