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Jeni’s Tulip Petal – An Easter Greetings Card
I had an Easter greetings card in the post today, from a long-time friend in Ireland. It was handmade especially for my husband and included this gorgeous dried petal from a tulip that blossomed in her garden last year. Continue reading
Posted in Folklore & Mythology, spirituality
Tagged Eco Printing, Flora, flower language, flower symbolism, friendship, tulip, tulip history, tulip symbolism, Turkey
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