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Tulip 'Cape Cod'

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Tulip 'Johann Strauss'

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Tulip 'Pinocchio'

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Tulip 'Humilis Persian Pearl'

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Tulip 'Golden Apeldoorn'

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Tulip 'Albion Star'

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Tulip 'Apricona'

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Tulip 'Bakeri Lilac Wonder'

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Tulip 'China Town'

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Tulip 'Crest Of A Wave'

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Tulip 'Mary Ann'

Why We Love It Mary Ann is a gorgeous award-winner that opens white and raspberry with a yellow exterior base, and matures to pale pink and raspberry with white highlights and glowing yellow splashes at the base. The interior is white with a variably accented base of yellow and garnet, edged in red sun rays. The beautiful blue-green foliage is attractively marked and mottled for a show of its own. What To Know - Position: Full sun/Partial shade
- Soil type: Moist, well drained - Flower Colour: Light pink with strikes of red - Flowering Time: Early spring - Flowering Height: 12 in - Planting Depth: 6in - Plant spacing: 5in - Planting Time: September - January - Number of bulbs per pack: 10 How to Care - Plant from mid to late autumn this is later than most bulbs but a late planting can help reduce problems with the disease tulip fire
- Plant at least twice the size of the bulb width apart, and at a depth of two or three times the bulb's height
- Deadhead to prevent seed production, and wait until foliage turns yellow before lifting the bulbs (about six weeks after flowering)
- If you need to lift earlier, place in trays until the leaves become yellow and straw-like Clean the soil off the bulbs, and discard any that may be diseased or damaged
- Allow the bulbs to dry thoroughly before storing
- Store the bulbs in trays or net bags in a warm, dark, before replanting in the autumn
- As flowering is uncertain, it is often best to use old bulbs in the less important beds, borders and containers, and use new bulbs for conspicuous areas
-Tulip bulbs can be increased by two methods:
-Separate offsets when bulbs are lifted to be stored dry in a tray over summer. Replant offsets at least 20cm (8in) deep; if planted too shallow, they may not flower.
-Sow the papery seeds in autumn; they will need a period of frost to germinate evenly. It may take 4-7 years for flowers to be produced. Tulips hybridize easily, but most cultivars are sterile or produce few good seedlings. ~~€4.99~~ €3.99

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Tulip 'Queensland'

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Tulip 'Salmon Dynasty'

Why We Love It Salmon Dynasty is an amazing Triumph Tulip variety that produces delicately coloured flowers in a mix of pastel shades. The blend of creamy yellow, salmon, orange and pink blush create an overall effect that is quite delightful. They will look wonderful planted in a border or in patio containers and produce some of the best cut flowers you will find. Height 50cm. Flowers April to May. 11/12cm bulbs supplied.
- Ideal for pots, containers, borders
- Great as a cut flower
- Easy to grow What To Know - Average contents per pack: 7
- Range type: Tulip Packs
- Flower colour: Mixed
- Planting depth: 8cm
- Flowering height: 20cm
- Flowering time: March/April
- Planting Time: August Onwards How to Care - Plant from mid to late autumn this is later than most bulbs but a late planting can help reduce problems with the disease tulip fire
- Plant at least twice the size of the bulb width apart, and at a depth of two or three times the bulb's height
- Deadhead to prevent seed production, and wait until foliage turns yellow before lifting the bulbs (about six weeks after flowering)
- If you need to lift earlier, place in trays until the leaves become yellow and straw-like Clean the soil off the bulbs, and discard any that may be diseased or damaged
- Allow the bulbs to dry thoroughly before storing
- Store the bulbs in trays or net bags in a warm, dark, before replanting in the autumn
- As flowering is uncertain, it is often best to use old bulbs in the less important beds, borders and containers, and use new bulbs for conspicuous areas
-Tulip bulbs can be increased by two methods:
- Separate offsets when bulbs are lifted to be stored dry in a tray over summer. Replant offsets at least 20cm (8in) deep; if planted too shallow, they may not flower.
- Sow the papery seeds in autumn; they will need a period of frost to germinate evenly. It may take 4-7 years for flowers to be produced. Tulips hybridize easily, but most cultivars are sterile or produce few good seedlings. ~~€5.99~~ €4.75

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Tulip 'Shakespeare'

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Tulip 'Tarda Interaction'

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Tulip 'The First'

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Tulip 'White Valley'

Why We Love It This elegant and understated variety makes a beautiful display whether planted as a single variety or mixed with brighter coloured Tulips. Large, semi-double, creamy-white blooms boast contrasting fresh, green streak. Tulip 'White Valley' is best planted in large groups for maximum impact. Fill your patio containers, or plant a wide river of blooms to snake through your beds and borders. Tulip �White Valley� also makes a superb cut flower for spring bouquets. What To Know - Average contents per pack: 10
- Range type: Tulip Packs
- Flower colour: Mixed
- Planting depth: 8cm
- Flowering height: 20cm
- Flowering time: March/April
-Planting Time: August Onwards How to Care - Plant from mid to late autumn this is later than most bulbs but a late planting can help reduce problems with the disease tulip fire
- Plant at least twice the size of the bulb width apart, and at a depth of two or three times the bulb's height
- Deadhead to prevent seed production, and wait until foliage turns yellow before lifting the bulbs (about six weeks after flowering)
- If you need to lift earlier, place in trays until the leaves become yellow and straw-like Clean the soil off the bulbs, and discard any that may be diseased or damaged
- Allow the bulbs to dry thoroughly before storing
- Store the bulbs in trays or net bags in a warm, dark, before replanting in the autumn
- As flowering is uncertain, it is often best to use old bulbs in the less important beds, borders and containers, and use new bulbs for conspicuous areas
-Tulip bulbs can be increased by two methods:
-Separate offsets when bulbs are lifted to be stored dry in a tray over summer. Replant offsets at least 20cm (8in) deep; if planted too shallow, they may not flower.
-Sow the papery seeds in autumn; they will need a period of frost to germinate evenly. It may take 4-7 years for flowers to be produced. Tulips hybridize easily, but most cultivars are sterile or produce few good seedlings. ~~€5.99~~ €4.99

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