 TULIPS are so wonderful at this time of year. They're everywhere. And local varieties are very reasonably priced. Of course, sumptuous Dutch tulips and parrot tulips, as well as other exotic varieties and colours are also available at more upscale florists. A little more expensive, but worth the splurge. Don't skimp on them. Normally sold as a bunch of 10 stems, but purchase at least 5 bunches of 10 stems, especially if you're hosting a party or have been invited round for dinner. Be generous. Depending on where you buy, prices will vary from $40 (local varieties) at your corner bucket shop (for 50 stems) to slightly more at your favourite florist. However, your favourite florist will wrap them more beautifully and thoughtfully for a hostess gift or even offer to loan you the perfect vase to display them at your dinner party.
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11/29/2019 00:16:42
I was shocked when I knew that we have the same favorite tulips! Dutch tulips and parrot tulips are both my favorites because of its features. That ids the reason why I am so glad that you presented something beautiful here! I can still remember how my ex-boyfriend used to give me tulips when he was courting me. He got me there, actually. Now, he is already my husband and we leveled up! He usually gives me a different type of tulips and I still lie it since it comes from him! Leave a Reply. |
AuthorMy name is Margaret and my flower studio is Wild Thyme Flowers. We deliver beautiful bouquets all over the city of Toronto and beyond. I look forward to sharing my life in flowers with you, as well as some of the other things that I love or find very beautiful or very interesting. Expect posts on flowers, art, books, films, restaurants, inspirational people, lifestyle and travel. My sister Jacqueline will also contribute to this blog twice a month chatting about the two passions in her life, wine (she is a sommelier) and dogs (she trained with Cesar Milan). We hope you'll join us. Archives
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