Roses better watch their backs.
I joined Instagram while visiting Holland at its most Instagrammable time: during the six weeks each year that the country becomes a rainbow checkerboard of tulip fields. Here are things I now know about these highly-photographable flowers. 1. They are one of the only flowers that keeps growing — up to an inch or more — after you cut them. 2. They can hold their entire weight in water. 3. They have up to seven times more DNA than humans.
“I never imagined I would become an expert in tulips,” she told me as we stood in a sprawling field of them, minutesTo understand how this came to be, we need to take a quick detour to Ibiza. There, three years ago, on the last night of a girls trip, Jensen met a guy on the dance floor. This was clearly not the beginning of a beautiful long-term relationship . And then...it was. That guy turned out to be a fourth-generation Dutch tulip farmer.
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