61.   The flavor is like anise or licorice, and the bulb is crunchy.

62.   The dim bulbs are gone.

63.   The first bulbs were hand blown from left-over blobs of glass.

64.   The modern-day bulb is not significantly different from the original Thomas Edison design.

65.   The old bulb was a GE No.

66.   There are bare bulbs overhead, no closets, and the showers are straight out of Bates Motel.

67.   These bulbs are among the best for our Gulf Coast gardens.

68.   This bulb is the only trans-Pacific fritillaria, growing from Siberia to Washington State.

69.   Those bulbs are relatively inexpensive but are less efficient than fluorescent.

70.   Tulip bulbs are trickier to grow in the Valley, say nursery staff.