Details
- Bulb Size
- 12/+ cm
- Flowering Height
- 45-50 cm
- Colour
- Mixed
Tulip Special Themed Collection 6
T2006
Description
This Paeony Flowering Tulip collections combines ‘Yellow Pomponette’, ‘Angelique’, and ‘Sun Lover’ tulips for a richly textured late-spring display full of warmth and romantic colour. Blending soft pinks, glowing yellows, and rich apricot-orange tones, the full double blooms create a luxurious peony-like effect in borders, patio pots, and seasonal bedding schemes.
Flowering through late spring on sturdy stems, this beautifully balanced mixture offers long-lasting colour, layered texture, and a vibrant combination of complementary shades ideal for bold yet elegant garden displays.
Each collection contains 10 of each variety, each individually bagged and labelled.
Care Guide
October to November are the optimum months for planting Tulip bulbs. The cooler late-autumn temperatures help to keep disease at bay, whilst still allowing time for your bulbs to put roots down before spring.
Any well-drained, fertile soil is perfect for Tulips, ideally in full sun or part shade. Plant the bulbs 10-20 cm deep, spaced 10-20 cm apart. A piece of chicken wire or mesh can be placed on top of the soil or pots after planting if squirrels or rodents are a problem in your area.
After flowering in March to May, remove withered stems, foliage and any fallen petals to promote good plant health and apply a top dressing of high-potash fertiliser in late winter.
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Three Colour Mix
T1135
A mesmerising spectacle, the Fosteriana Tulip 'Three Colour Mix' combines golden, white, and orange tulips in a stunning display of harmony and contrast. These emperor tulips, with stately blooms, create a vibrant mosaic which enlivens any garden space.
The mix offers a dynamic visual experience, each tulip colour enhancing the beauty of the others. Together, they form a captivating tapestry of hues, celebrating the diversity and richness of springtime blooms.
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Collection 1
T2001
Bold contrast meets dependable form. Rembrant Tulip 'Rem’s Favourite' offers creamy petals streaked with deep plum, while mid season tulip 'Negrita' blooms in solid, velvety purple.
Together they provide rich harmony and strength from mid-April to May. Sturdy, vivid, and perfect for modern or traditional beds alike.
Each collection contain 10 of each variety, each individually bagged and labelled. -
Ronaldo
T1735
A luxurious may-flowering tulip, ‘Ronaldo’ brings an air of mystical glamour to garden beds and containers when it blooms in May. The deep maroon flowers have a silken sheen to their surfaces and the pointed, slightly ribbed petals form almost-double heads.
Strong stems and long-lasting blooms mean tulip ‘Ronaldo’ is a reliable, yet exquisite addition to the garden, and is magnificent as a cut flower.
Mixes well with all colour shades, from soft blushing apricot to rich reds and bright pinks.
- Delivery
Orders for Spring Flowering Bulbs will be despatched in order rotation from mid-September to late November.
We use Whistl for deliveries and our ordering process allows you to provide special instructions such as leaving in a safe place should you happen to be out when your bulbs are delivered or if you require a different delivery date.
Should you have any other order requirements other than those listed please contact us on 01622 840229 before placing an order.
Current charges per order are as below and include VAT.
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