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From: Kindred Spirits
Date: 20050322
Author:Wagner, Sandy
... the flame of tulips ... Old Lady Lloyd
The gorgeous red and yellow old-fashioned tulip quilt fictionally stitched by Mrs. Rachel Lynde made its debut in our kindling issue fifteen years ago. Now, the flame of tulips grown in the garden brings its meaning fame to our garden chronicles. The variegated tulip represents beautiful eyes while the red tulip stands for declaration of love, according to the language of flowers. Stories and legends of this gregarious flower vary.
Near Devon, England, in medieval times, there lived a little old woman who made cheese and sold it ...
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