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for those who eschew §>ink, there is the red and ■white Carnaval de Nice, scarlet Miranda, Lilac Perfection fer Cr6me Upstar peony tulip Jo try. * Parrot tulips, both fringed Sind streaked, create an Instant Old Dutch Master Jableau either outdoors or in $i flower vase. Estella lynveld is large, white with ringed scarlet flames. She asts several weeks, looking eautiful all the way to the £nd. This tulip is combined ■Jvith native columbines and Assorted primroses in my garden. Next year I intend to try It combined with salmon-pink Jmd red poppies. J Gardeners with more Ainusual color tastes mat prefer the maroon Queen of the JJight, Violet Beauty and yiridiflora (green) tulips. For ^inusual tulip forms, look for species tulips. t These diminutive (4”-8”)
!tar-shaped tulips originate rom the Mediterranean and ome in a wide array of colors. Looking just right in a ock garden, these tulips erennialize more successfulthan
others.
Now I’m going to acquaint ou with two lesser-known ulb flowers, and hopefully, Jempt you to try them. t I could just not imagine spring without Alliums and rrittillaria! Allium, an onion ’amily plant, is related to arlic, leeks and chives. It is he kind of flower which efies limited imaginations.
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