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T U L I P S
tuliP - darwin hyBrid, continued tuliP - single late
T. ‘Marit’
�Ollioules – lovely, old
fashioned rose with silvery
white edges; very elegant,
yet very large and one of
the most beautiful; 18”–20”.
#02-0413 5/$3.80
25/$16.50 50/$30
T. ‘Orange Queen’
�Parade – bright signal red
with a yellow base; inside
red with yellow edged, black
heart; very large and dramatic
especially when underplanted
with Muscari armeniacum
and Anemone blanda ‘White
Splendour; 20”–22”.
#02-0417 5/$3.75
25/$16.25 50/$29
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T. ‘Pink Impression’
�Red Impression – sport
of T. ‘Pink Impression’,
a blend of delft rose and
oxblood red, this tulip will
leave a lasting impression
on you; 20”–22”.
#02-0428 5/$3.80
25/$16.50 50/$30
�Marit – a spectacular and
variable flower; a glowing
blend of cherry pink and
primrose yellow with a bit
of chartreuse; sport of T. ‘Ad
Rem’; 16”-18”.
#02-0430 5/$4.15
25/$18 50/$32.50
T. ‘Ollioules’
Orange Queen – a sport
of T. ‘Apeldoorn’; this
variable beauty features
sunset orange petals with
a tawny yellow flame; a
warm, glowing flower appropriate
for your mid
spring border; 16”–20”.
#02-0424 5/$4.15
25/$18 50/$32.50
T. ‘Parade’
�Pink Impression® – blending
of several different shades
of rose; large and impressive
in the garden; strong stems
makes it an incredible cut
flower and garden specimen;
20”–22”.
#02-0418 5/$3.90
25/$17 50/$30.50
T. ‘Red Impression’
T. ‘Silverstream’
World Peace - wouldn’t it
be wonderful if we all had
this? The tulip is big, bright
and bold; a winner of a name
and a winner of a flower with
brilliant red edged in gold;
18”-24”; mid spring.
#02-0436 5/$4.65
25/$20.25 50/$36.50
SINGLE LATE TULIPS
� Silverstream – soft
creamy yellow; sometimes
streaked with red
and white; green leaves
have pinkish white edges;
lovely, unusual and variable;
20”–22”; (12+cm).
#02-0419 5/$4.85
25/$21 50/$38
Darwin Hybrid
Mixture – a rainbow
of brilliant colors,
blooming all at
once; an unbelievable
show and a
wonderful perennial,
cutting garden;
16”-22”.
#02-0421
50/$40
250/$175
“single flowered cultivars, mainly
long stemmed, late flowering. this group includes
e.g. the former darwin group and cottage
group.” Great under crab apples; good for
bedding and cut flowers; prefer zones 3-7; 16”-24”.
Andre Rieu – lovely muted
shades of rose, lavender and
violet; will blend nicely with
many other flower colors in
the garden; quite exquisite;
12”-16”.
#02-0543 5/$4.65
25/$20.25 50/$36.50
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T. ‘World Peace’
T. Darwin Hybrid Mixture
Tulips are wonderful, colorful plants. However, they
are edible. Ropel, Deer-Off or some other bad tasting
substance sprayed and allowed to dry on the bulbs
before planting seems to help deter the dreaded vole.
Surrounding the bulbs with sharp, crushed gravel
also seems to help. ‘Daffy’ and ‘Dilly’, our barn cats,
and ‘Tux’, my Daddy’s cat, are our best ‘vole patrol’. I
suspect every vole’s taste buds are as different as ours -
so if one thing doesn’t work, try something else because
having tulips in your garden is worth the effort!
T. ‘Andre Rieu’