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| Juliska Tulipiere |
Tulipieres, as the name indicates, were originally created to hold tulips. Tulipieres originated in 17th century London during the height of tulip mania.
Here is a classic blue and white tulipiere filled with purple and white tulips.
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| Carolyne Roehm |
Carolyne Roehm's book Flowers would be a wonderful addition to your library.
I like the inspiration of the top photo with a casual arrangement in the tulipiere of ferns and poppies. This charmingly informal approach can be achieved with some foliage from the garden, a few snips from houseplants, or even herbs and just a few flowers from the garden or store.
Have a wonderful weekend - March 1st is tomorrow, so Spring is on the way!
These tulipieres are so beautiful. I love the informality of the one with the ferns, and the blue and white one with the deep purple and white flowers is just stunning. I've never been much of a fan of the color purple, but I'm starting to look at it from a fresh perspective, and I find there are many shades of purple that I love.
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