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In 2016, Mariella Bolognesi Scalabrin had 50,000 tulips planted in the meadow behind her 16th-century villa located between Ferrara and Padua. Thirty thousand more bulbs<\/a> were added the following year, and every year since then. The result is one of the most spectacular spring garden sights in the Veneto region.<\/p>\n
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Above<\/strong>\u00a0 Designer Jacqueline van der Kloet prefers working with perennial tulips: \u2018Unique de France\u2019 (deep, scarlet-red Triumph class), \u2018Exotic Emperor\u2019 (a double Fosteriana tulip, white with green) and \u2018Ollioules\u2019 (satin rose-pink Darwin Hybrid, fading to white edges).<\/p>\n
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