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T U L I P S<br />

tuliP - Parrot tuliP - Parrot, continued<br />

PARROT TULIPS<br />

“singLe FLowered cuLtiVars with Laciniate, curLed<br />

and twisted tepaLs. mainLy Late FLowering. stem oF VariabLe<br />

Length.” A flower arrangers dream, these birdlike flowers<br />

are often scalloped and heavily fringed; flowerheads<br />

can be heavier, so give protection from wind and harsh<br />

weather; often seen in European floral paintings; whz<br />

3–8; mid-late spring unless otherwise noted.<br />

T. ‘Black Parrot’<br />

�Bright Parrot – ...and<br />

bright it is! A true 55 mph<br />

flower that will draw eyes<br />

from great distances; with<br />

the substance and thickness<br />

of the petals, this one<br />

should put on a show for a<br />

long time! 16”-18”.<br />

#02-0914 5/$4.65<br />

25/$20.25 50/$36.50<br />

44<br />

T. ‘Carmine Parrot’<br />

�Chicago – This flower has<br />

an amazingly thick substance,<br />

which will help it last<br />

longer in the garden and in<br />

your arrangements. With<br />

its pristine white base, this<br />

will be a wonderful addition<br />

to the Patriotic Garden;<br />

12”-16”.<br />

#02-0923 5/$5.70<br />

25/$24.75 50/$44.50<br />

T. ‘Cream Lizard’<br />

Black Parrot – very dark<br />

burgundy Heirloom with<br />

almost black flames and<br />

edges; great for adding<br />

shadows to a sunny border<br />

and with white or pink<br />

flowers; 1937; 16”–18”.<br />

#02-0902 5/$7.60<br />

25/$33 50/$59.50<br />

T. ‘Bright Parrot’<br />

�Carmine Parrot – fantastic<br />

combination of<br />

carmine and cherry red<br />

with a blue heart; incredibly<br />

thick substance; lasts<br />

forever in our garden<br />

and keeps its color as it<br />

‘fades’; 18”–20”; earlymid<br />

spring.<br />

#02-0904 5/$5.55<br />

25/$24 50/$43.50<br />

T. ‘Chicago’<br />

Cream Lizard – lovely<br />

primrose yellow on the<br />

inside and creamy sepals<br />

with a pink tinge<br />

on the outside yield a<br />

yummy pastel flower<br />

for the mid-late spring<br />

garden; 12”-16”.<br />

#02-0922 5/$6.20<br />

25/$27 50/$48.50<br />

Flaming Parrot – primrose<br />

yellow with blood red<br />

flames inside and yellow,<br />

often maturing to creamy<br />

white with crimson flames<br />

outside; strong stems and<br />

a flower arranger’s dream;<br />

20”–24”.<br />

#02-0906 5/$6.75<br />

25/$29.25 50/$52.50<br />

T. ‘Madonna’<br />

♥Professor Rontgen –<br />

rich blend of warm, happy<br />

orange tones draws much<br />

attention; strong stems;<br />

17”-21”.<br />

#02-0917 5/$6.90<br />

25/$30 50/$54<br />

Silver Parrot - silvery exterior<br />

on the rose petals and a lovely<br />

variegated foliage which is<br />

as decorative as any hosta<br />

around; 14”-17”.<br />

#02-0920 5/$8.80<br />

25/$38.25 50/$69<br />

On-SiTE RETaiL STORE: ‘ThE BuLB ShOppE & GaRDEnS’: MOn. - SaT. 10aM-4pM; Sun. cLOSED<br />

T. ‘Flaming Parrot’<br />

Madonna – green brush<br />

marks give a look of a<br />

‘viridiflora’ type tulip but<br />

with the shape and substance<br />

of this division,<br />

this flower has the best<br />

of both types; a winner;<br />

15”-18”.<br />

#02-0916 5/$5.55<br />

25/$24 50/$43.50<br />

T. ‘Professor Rontgen’<br />

The coloration of<br />

T. ‘Professor Rontgen’<br />

echos the red/orange<br />

flecks in N. ‘Sir Winston<br />

Churchill’ (p. 17). Both<br />

types of flowers have terrific<br />

substance and staying<br />

power in the garden!<br />

T. ‘Silver Parrot’<br />

Is the ‘silver’ in the name T. ‘Silver Parrot’ because of the<br />

exterior color of the flower, or the silver edging of the leaves?

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