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Pella was selected to receive 100 bulbs of the rare "Nightmare" tulips from Holland. They're considered the darkest tulip and turn from a dark purple to black.
It’s not every day you come across a flower that looks good enough to eat. But when you see these ice cream tulips, you might want to take a bite! We don’t recommend it though. For some of us ...
The National Trust's Dyrham Park near Bath, Somerset, has launched its annual "Tulip Mania", which sees more than 20,000 bulbs bloom at the site.
The flower was domesticated by the Ottomans, who planted vast numbers of bulbs in their palace gardens and were as fascinated by rare and exotic tulips as the Dutch at the height of tulip mania.
The red-marbled watercolor petals of “Two Tulips” (above, ca. 1637, by an anonymous artist) might have prompted a Dutchman to drop thousands of guilders on the exotic flowers, enough at that ...
Tulips have four times the botanical benefits of roses, and they’re a lot more eco-friendly, which is why they’re center stage of the Bloomeffects “field to face” beauty line.
In the 17th century, the Netherlands experienced an economic boom when the tulip became a hot commodity for barter and spending. Rare tulip bulbs were traded for goods and services. People spent ...
The three-day celebration features parades, Dutch treats and stunning tulips — more than 300,000 of which are in full bloom for the festival.