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T U L I P S
T U L I P S
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T. ‘Kiwanis’
�Marjolein Bastin - extremely
variable; acquires
more and more color as
it matures; lovely tulip
named for the premier
artist of one of Hallmark’s
most popular greeting
card series; a gem of an
artist and a gem of a flower!
12”-16”.
#02-0378 5/$6.75
25/$29.25 50/$52.50
T. ‘Negrita’
�New Design – lovely
pink tulip with pale,
creamy yellow base and
ivory suffused throughout
exterior; inside darker
pink; special white,
tinged pink edges to the
leaves; attractive foliage
plant like a hosta before,
during and after bloom;
even the buds are beautiful!
14”–16”.
#02-0316 5/$5.20
25/$22.50 50/$40.50
�Kiwanis – A wonderful
name for a tulip giving honor
to a tremendous organization
that does such good
work for local communities
around the country; a pure
white tough tulip that will
do ‘good work’ in your garden
and look fabulous in
your arrangements and
bouquets; 12”-16”.
#02-0395 5/$5.25
25/$22.50 50/$40.50
T. ‘Marjolein Bastin’
Negrita– reddish purple tulip
in the garden and one that
blooms darker purple when
forced; great in combination
with lighter flowers; 14”–16”.
#02-0315 5/$4.15
25/$18 50/$32.50
This is a combination of colors that we don’t see often, but
WOW! The rich and royal purple of T. ‘Negrita’ and the
red of T. ‘Come-Back’ (p. 37) made a big, bold statement
and could be seen way across the field!
T. ‘Pittsburg’
�Prinses Irene – on the
cover of our Tulip book, this
sport of T. ‘Couleur Cardinal’
has the unusual coloration
of bright orange with purple
flames; a great ‘color
echo’ with ‘Jolly Joker’ pansies;
fragrant, ‘Rembrandttype’;
1949; 12”–14”.
#02-0321 5/$4.25
25/$18.50 50/$33
T. ‘Private Eyes’
�Rejoice - an unusual blend
of pale pink, apricot and
white and this lovely tulip develops
to an amazing mature
flower; a welcome addition
for the pastel garden; 12”-16”.
#02-0396 5/$4.65
25/$20.25 50/$36.50
T. ‘Rem’s Favourite’
�Salmon Pearl® – carmine
rose outer petals edged with
coral; inside is nasturtium
gold; the combination of colors
creates a glowing effect in
the garden; great forcer and
fragrant; 12”–14”.
#02-0325 5/$4.85
25/$21 50/$38
Pittsburg – a lovely blend
of plum purple, raspberry
red with a creamy white
base, makes this a truly
eye-catching flower, especially
on a bright sunny day;
early-mid spring; 14”-16”.
#02-0390 5/$5
25/$21.75 50/$39.50
T. ‘Prinses Irene’
Private Eyes - lovely dark
rose to reddish purple tulip
with a contrasting white
edge to each petal; beautiful
with Anemone blanda
‘White Splendour’ around
its ankles to help control
weeds; 14”-16”.
#02-0391 5/$5.90
25/$25.50 50/$46
T. ‘Rejoice’
�Rem's Favourite - like
the old Rembrandt tulips
that caused ‘Tulipomania’
and almost crushed the
European economy back
in the 1600’s with the discovery
of the Rembrandt
virus, this flower has that
same look but is perfectly
healthy; 12”-16”.
#02-0383 5/$6.40
25/$27.50 50/$50
T. ‘New Design’
T. ‘Salmon Pearl’®
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