I love, love, love tulips. All varieties. All colors. I do not believe I have ever seen a tulip that was not sheer perfection in my eyes. Our friend Bev came for a visit a couple weeks ago. Actually, she came for a visit and to take a cooking class with us at Sur la table, which we will talk about in a separate blogpost. It was so much fun.
When I was preparing her room, I found the most beautiful tulips at Whole Foods I had ever seen. So I bought them. Read on.
These pink tulips were still closed when I bought them. After a couple days they started to open and they were magnificent. I could not have been more pleased. I added just a dash of sugar to the water, cut the stems and immediately plunged the freshly cut stems into the water inside the vase. They lasted over a week.
This little hedgehog serves as a nightlight. It runs on two AA batteries. There is a small switch on the underside. It gives off a nice warm, comforting glow which helps soothe you to sleep. And of course it is nice to have a little light in the room if you need to find your way to the door during the dark night hours.
When I was preparing her room, I found the most beautiful tulips at Whole Foods I had ever seen. So I bought them. Read on.
These pink tulips were still closed when I bought them. After a couple days they started to open and they were magnificent. I could not have been more pleased. I added just a dash of sugar to the water, cut the stems and immediately plunged the freshly cut stems into the water inside the vase. They lasted over a week.
This little hedgehog serves as a nightlight. It runs on two AA batteries. There is a small switch on the underside. It gives off a nice warm, comforting glow which helps soothe you to sleep. And of course it is nice to have a little light in the room if you need to find your way to the door during the dark night hours.
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