It's always been clear to me, when these tulip-tree flowers land on the ground, that they have been snapped off by something, and I guessed it was squirrels but didn't know for sure until---ta da--last week when Estelle Porter told me she had actually observed it. I'd love to know why they do it, because where they snip the flowers off--usually about 1/2 inch down the stem--doesn't seem to make sense, food-wise. Maybe that's a good spot for sipping sap?
Marion David gave me the sweet little vase (which she made).
I love tulips too.Great post! We are a REAL Cincinnati florist with experienced, award winning designers. We use only the freshest flowers available!
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