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Our tulips put on quite a show this Spring. One of the new tulips for this year was Halley's Comet, a cheery red and yellow bicolor.
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- George
- I'm a happily married retiree living on the Cumberland Plateau of Tennessee. I taught for 31 years and worked as a systems analyst for 9 years before retiring. My blog is Senior Moments, listed below. You can also find it by clicking 'My Web Page' to the left. MY BLOG is SENIOR MOMENTS listed below.
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14 comments:
Halley's Comet is a perfect name for this beauty, George. It looks like a shooting star with those beautiful colors.
Have a delightful day :)
How did it get that name?
Simply stunning !
What vibrancy, and apt name...
Gorgeous.
Oh that is so pretty,with the sunshine on it.
Blessings,Ruth
I agree, pretty and cheerful!!!
the colors of sunrise!
I think it interesting that all the flowers are putting on such vibrant shows! I think they liked being buried by the snow.
Say hi to your tulip.
Another beauty in your garden, George! Do you find you have to plant new tulips every few years because they peter out?
Wow George, that is a beautiful tulip. The color is really wonderful....so bright and orange.
Wow this really pops! It almost glows. Sprctacular.
Tulips are some of my favorite flowers. It is some of my favorite studies in theology as well.
This one reminds me of Orange Julip.
That was some nice orange building
:)
I like the name and the glowing colors. The photo is perfect, too.
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