THE LAST OF THE 20 MILLION TULIPS BEING 'HEADED' IN THE TULIP FIELD NEAR NARBOROUGH,NORFOLK.

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Geoffrey Robinson / Alamy Stock Photo

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3888 x 2592 px | 32.9 x 21.9 cm | 13 x 8.6 inches | 300dpi

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2011

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NARBOROUGH,NORFOLK.

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THE LAST OF THE 20 MILLION TULIPS BEING 'HEADED' IN THE TULIP FIELD NEAR NARBOROUGH, NORFOLK.

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RM2J7CBP2–Picture dated May 3rd shows the heads of tulips being chopped off in one of Britain’s last remaining bulbfields near King’s Lynn in Norfolk. Tulips in Britain’s last remaining bulbfields have been brightening up the countryside, but now the 20 million heads have been chopped off. The 130-acres of tulips at family-run Belmont Nurseries in Norfolk turned the landscape into a kaleidoscope of colours when the crop flowered. Now the fabulous flowers have been cut off in their prime so the plant’s energy can go into making the bulbs bigger and these can later be sold.

RM2J7CC0D–Picture dated May 3rd shows the heads of tulips being chopped off in one of Britain’s last remaining bulbfields near King’s Lynn in Norfolk. Tulips in Britain’s last remaining bulbfields have been brightening up the countryside, but now the 20 million heads have been chopped off. The 130-acres of tulips at family-run Belmont Nurseries in Norfolk turned the landscape into a kaleidoscope of colours when the crop flowered. Now the fabulous flowers have been cut off in their prime so the plant’s energy can go into making the bulbs bigger and these can later be sold.

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THE LAST OF THE 20 MILLION TULIPS BEING 'HEADED' IN THE TULIP FIELD NEAR NARBOROUGH,NORFOLK.

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