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Black tulips, Bantock Park

9 June 2017 by David

Black tulip, Bantock Park

Black tulips (actually a more or less deep purple) seem to be in fashion this year. These, in the Dutch Garden at the back of Bantock House, were particularly fancy with their elaborate petals.

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