Since the spireas leaf out at the same time as the larger hybrid tulips are blooming, it's nice to plant some together. This tulip (variety long forgotten, sorry) picks up on the red and yellow foliage of the spirea behind.
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May 21, 2008
spirea 'goldflame' and tulips
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