BRENT AND BECKYTS BULBS Bulb Growers Since 1900 FALL ...

T U L I P S
tuliPs tuliP - single early
Abba
Acropolis
acuminata
Albert Heijn
Alibi
Ancilla
Andre Rieu
Angelique
Annelinde
Annie Schilder
Antarctica
Antoinette
Apeldoorn
Apricot Beauty
Apricot Delight
Apricot Emperor
bakeri‘Lilac Wonder’
Ballerina
Banja Luka
bat. ’Bright Gem’
bat.’Bronze Charm’
Beauty of Apeldoorn
Beauty of Spring
Bestseller
Big Chief
Big Smile
Black Hero®
Black Parrot
Blue Spectacle
Blushing Apeldoorn
Blushing Lady
Boston
Bright Parrot
Brown Sugar
Cairo
Calgary
Candela
Candy Apple Delight
Caravelle
Carmine Parrot
Cartouche
Cashmir
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Charming Lady 45
Chicago 44
China Pink 41
China Town 43
Chopin
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Clearwater 39
clusiana’Cynthia’ 53
clusiana stellata 53
clusiana ’Tubergen’s Gem’ 54
clusiana chrysantha 53
Come-Back 37
Couleur Cardinal 32
Cream Lizard 44
Creme Upstar 45
Danceline 45
Darwin Hybrid Mix 38
Darwisnow 33
Davenport 43
Daydream 37
Donna Bella 52
Dordogne 39
Double Maureen 45
Dreamland 39
Easter Surprise 52
El Niño
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Elegant Lady 41
Exotic Emperor 51
Fats Domino 33
Fire of Love 52
Fire Wings 41
Flair
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Flaming Club 40
Flaming Jewel 37
Flaming Kiss 33
Flaming Parrot 44
Flaming Purissima 51
Flaming Spring Green 43
Flashback 42
Fosteriana Mix 52
Foxtrot
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Fur Elise 52
Gabriella 33
TULIPS
Family: Liliaceae
early BulB comPanions: earLy daFFodiLs; chionodoxa; sciLLa
siberica; iris reticuLata; ipheion; gaLanthus
other early comPanions: VioLa; heLLeborus
mid sPring BulB comPanions: FritiLLaria; daFFodiLs
other mid sPring comPanions: Lunaria; iberis; dicentra; euphorbia;
cherry; pear; ameLanchier; doronicum
late BulB comPanions: Late daFFodiLs; muscari; hyacinthoides
other late comPanions: phLox subLata; painted daisy; dogwood;
aquiLegia; dicentra; azaLea
The peacocks and parrots of the bulb world,
tulips offer more sizes, shapes and colors than you can
imagine for any type of garden design scheme. They are
an incredible source of inexpensive color for the garden.
Almost every color in the spectrum is available except
true blue. Intensity of the colors sometimes varies according
to climate and even from one season to another.
Divided into 15 divisions usually depending on shape,
bloom time or heritage. The explanation and description
of each division is found in quotes (“ ”) and in caps
on the following pages and was taken directly from the
Royal General Bulbgrowers’ Association’s 1996 publication
of the Classified List and International Register of
Tulip Names, Johan van Scheepen, editor. Plant 4 × their
height deep (8”–10” for regular sized tulips; 4”–6” for
small tulips); bulbs are 12+cm unless otherwise noted.
Join us on Thursday nights at 8pm for “Tete-a-Tete”, a live
weekly podcast with Brent and/or Becky Heath and host,
Jay Hutchins. You may talk with us live via telephone or
via computer and/or download the show to listen to at a
later date. You can also check us out on our Facebook and
Twitter pages. For more information,
www.brentandbeckysbulbs.com.
ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF TULIPS
Gavota
Golden Apeldoorn
Golden Parade
Grand Perfection
Green Star
Gudoshnik
Hakuun
Happy Family
Helena
Helmar
Hocus Pocus
Honeymoon
Honky Tonk
humilis ’Alba
...Coerulea Oculata’
humilis ‘Lilliput’
humilis ‘Odalisque’
humilis ‘Persian Pearl’’
Ice Stick
Indian Summer
Ivory Floradale
Jaap Groot
Jackpot
Jan Reus
Jenny
Juan
Kingsblood
Kiwanis
Lady Jane
Leo
linifolia
Little Beauty
Little Princess
Madame Lefeber
Madonna
Mariette
Marilyn
Marit
Marjolein Bastin
marjolettii
Maureen
Maytime
Menton
Merry Christmas
Miami Sunset
Mickey Mouse
Monsella®
Monte Carlo
Montreux®
Moonlight Girl
Mount Tacoma
Mrs. J.T. Scheepers
Negrita
New Design
Night Rider
Ollioules
Orange Emperor
Orange Princess
Orange Queen
Oratorio
Orca
Parade
Paul Scherer
Peppermint Stick
Perestroyka
Pieter de Leur
Pink Diamond
Pink Impression®
Pink Star
Pittsburg
Portland
praestans ‘Shogun’
praestans ‘unicum’
Prinses Irene
Private Eyes
Professor Rontgen’
Purissima
Purple Dream
Purple Prince
Quebec
Queen of Night
Queensland
Red Alert
SINGLE EARLY TULIPS
“singLe FLowered cuLtiVars, mainLy short stemmed
and earLy FLowering.” This group grows well for us and its
flowers are long lasting because they bloom when the
temperatures are cool; many are fragrant; excellent for
forcing; whz 3–8.
�Apricot Beauty – soft,
salmon, fragrant tulip with
light rose flames on the
outer petals; exquisite color
and much in demand;
12”–14”.
#02-0101 5/$4.10
25/$17.75 50/$32
�Flair – this large, variable
tulip is a strong perennial
that has stayed in
our garden for years; vivid
lobster red on buttercup
yellow; 10”–12”.
#02-0104 5/$4.65
25/$20.25 50/$36.50
Bestseller - a bright, wonderful
tulip that isn’t orange, it
isn’t red and it isn’t yellow but
a combination of all of those
colors for the perfect 55 mph
flower; terrific, especially in
mass plantings; 12”-14”.
#02-0112 5/$5.70
25/$24.75 50/$44.50
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Red Hat
Red Hunter
Red Impression
Red Riding Hood
Rejoice
Rem’s Favourite
Renown
Salmon Pearl®
Scarlet Baby
Sensual Touch
Shirley
Silver Parrot
Silverstream
Sky High Scarlet
Sorbet
Spring Green
Strong Gold
Sugar Love
Sweetheart
sylvestris
Synaeda Amor
Taco
tarda
Temple’s Favourite
Tequilla Sunrise
Tinka®
Toronto
Toronto Double
turkestanica
Uncle Tom
United States
Verona
Virichic
vvdenskyi
... ‘Tangerine Beauty’
White Triumphator
whittallii
World Peace
Yellow Baby
Yellow Mountain
Yellow Present
Yellow Spring Green
T. ‘Apricot Beauty’
T. ‘Flair’
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