On Shakespeare and flora
Would a Rose of Sharon smell as sweet
If it were named a hollyhock?
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| From the new Garden at Cooper Hewitt Museum, Smithsonian Design Museum |
Tulip Hunting In Central Park
To some people, it may seem as though tulip hunting in Central Park is a very unchallenging pass time, since there are so many tulips available. However, if you are searching for a particular yellow tulip, surrounded by buds of red and yellow compatriots, of the Parade type, and in a very specific general spot, and of a particular age, well then! There is nothing like the rewards of discovering just this tulip, and capturing it on film. Tulip Hunter Succeeds! (Photo by Lara C. of Chicago).
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