The picture above shows a Mardi Gras tulip after it has opened on a bright, sunny day here in the Glade.
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6 comments:
Absolutely beautiful.
Blessings,Ruth
Oh that is gorgeous!!
I love it!
It's even prettier now! And normally, I like tulips better when they're still closed. That red pattern is amazing and it looks even more pronounced now than in your earlier photo.
You know, I only saw open tulips last year! They're not natural to the Philippines and all the pics I've seen were of flowers that haven't fully opened. I didn't recognize the open flower at all.
That one looks like it might be peppermint. :-) Very pretty!
The coloring is gorgeous George.
Lovely markings on those petals.
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