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lauriemorningglory

Jun 10, 2022 6:01 PM CST

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Name: Laurie
southeast Nebraska (Zone 5b)

Tulip Flair in Sunshine

The yellow and red colors of 'Flair' tulip gradually blend to orange as the flowers age. Blooms year after year.

| @lauriemorningglory | Post #2752337 (1)

Johannian

Jun 10, 2022 6:23 PM CST

Name: Johannian
The Black Hills, SD (Zone 4b)
2Thes. 3:3

Ooh, fiery colors with a flair, indeed! It's hard to come across a tulip that isn't absolutely beautiful. Excellent banner!

“Honorable is the one who prudently avoids danger (provided he does not compromise himself).” -Sir Thomas More
Profile picture is a picture of our Kängal, Mamanska, when he was 7 months old.

| @Johannian | Post #2752356 (2)

crawgarden

Jun 10, 2022 6:38 PM CST

Name: Rj
Just S of the twin cities of M (Zone 4b)

Beautiful banner Laurie!

As Yogi Berra said, “It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future.”

| @crawgarden | Post #2752372 (3)

Murky

Jun 10, 2022 8:25 PM CST

Name: Nancy
Northeastern Illinois (Zone 5b)

What an unusual colored tulip, and the petals look different somehow too. Beautiful banner!

| @Murky | Post #2752464 (4)

arctangent

Jun 11, 2022 4:50 AM CST

Name: Elizabeth
Ann Arbor, Michigan (Zone 6a)

This is a gorgeous variety. I love ones like this, where each bloom gets to show some individuality in coloration. A beautiful edge-to-edge display for a banner.

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| @arctangent | Post #2752561 (5)

Zoia

Jun 11, 2022 11:04 AM CST

Name: Zoia Bologovsky
Stoneham MA (Zone 6b)

Is Flair a Darwin hybrid? Most others don't come back reliably…

| @Zoia | Post #2752813 (6)

lauriemorningglory

Jun 12, 2022 6:37 PM CST

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Name: Laurie
southeast Nebraska (Zone 5b)

Thank you for your comments and likes, everyone. Flair is one of my favorite tulips. It is classified as a "Single Early" tulip, not a Darwin hybrid. Nevertheless, it not only reappears year after year, it also slowly multiplies, making charming informal clumps.

| @lauriemorningglory | Post #2753949 (7)

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