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It's the last day of April, the month T.S. Eliot deemed (in The Wasteland) as "the cruelest" and the month Mary Oliver described (in her poem Blossom which is posted atop this entry) as one where "...the ponds open like black blossoms..."
As for me, I've often referred to April as the month where April Showers take away May flowers as they have been doing this month; evidenced in the following pictures(respectively) of the Spring Green, Red Riding Hood and Day Dream tulip varieties).
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| OTHER TULIPS ARE FEATURED IN VOL 1 |
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| OTHER TULIPS ARE FEATURED IN VOL 1 |
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| OTHER TULIPS ARE FEATURED IN VOL 1 |
Many tulip types (other than the ones featured in this entry) are featured in volume one of my book series, Words In Our Beak, where the stories are set in my rooftop garden and told from the perspective of Cam; a female cardinal.
Her picture is on the cover of all the books. They make a great gift to give to anyone who is a mother on Mother's Day (which will be here soon: May 12, 2019).
EACH OF THESE BOOKS CAN BE ORDERED FROM ANY PLACE SELLING BOOKS BY GIVING THEM THE TITLE OR MY NAME, PATRICIA YOUNGQUIST.
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| THE WORDS IN OUR BEAK BOOK SERIES |
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