🌷Tulip Festival🌷 The #Canadian Tulip Festival was established to #celebrate the #historic #Royal gift of #tulips from the Dutch to Canadians immediately following the Second #World War as a #symbol of #international #friendship; you can see beautiful tulips in the yards of almost every house in Canada. The Ottawa Board of Trade led the first Canadian Tulip Festival in #1953 at the suggestion of world-renowned #photographer #MalakKarsh. Karsh is considered the #founder of the festival, and his

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The first pull of the season! 🙌🏾 If you ever grow tulips, remember when you harvest take the whole bulb out. This way you can store it for longer vase life. If you are putting it in a vase, make sure to cut the bulb off. SHARE this post with a new gardener. 👩🏾‍🌾✨ LIKE this post to support me in the algorithm. 🙌🏾❤️ COMMENT on this post if you have a tulip fact you want to add. SAVE this quick tip. 🌱✨✨ Follow along here 👇🏾 @freshcutblooms | Rasheedah Martin

Grow tulips! This is a trial year of tulip forcing and pictured here is our very first harvest of tulips grown indoors! Growing tulips in the dead of winter not only makes us feel like total bad-asses, it also is a way to offer our community locally and sustainably grown flowers throughout the seasons! Thanks to the knowledge gained from @thetulipworkshop we were able to jump in and give it a try (while also realizing we have so much to learn)! And who doesn’t love having fresh flowers to bright

It’s been a long time since I’ve been able to grow tulips without the deer munching them. So nice to have them outside my dining room window.😊. #tulips #tulip the the secret to keep the deer away? Grating Irish spring soap, and spreading it around the borders of my yard and garden.😊 | John Tucker