Dec 26, 2012
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4 comments:
Oooh, flowers in winter are always special!!
So cheery!
I know the coastal climate is fairly mild even in winter, but I had no idea it was that nice!
Hah, you guys…! But you got me thinking, so I researched:
Norway's tulip bouquet season runs from December to April and these tulips are locally grown in hot houses. From April, tulips bloom in people's gardens so not so much call for bouquets. Red tulips are the most popular at Christmas (naturally) while pastels are popular for Easter bouquets.
I say "bouquet season" because many have tulips in their gardens and spring is the season for those.
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