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T U L I P S
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Yellow Mountain –
sport of T. ‘Mount Tacoma’,
its cream and yellow
coloration remind us
of a snow capped yellow
mountain; fully double
and lovely; 14”-18”; late
mid-spring.
#02-1020 5/$6.05
25/$26.25 50/$47.50
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T. ‘uncle Tom’
Uncle Tom – dark maroon
red, peony-like tulip
that would be an eyecatching
color contrast
with T. ‘Mount Tacoma’;
1939; 14”–16”.
#02-1005 5/$5.35
25/$23.25 50/$32
KAUFMANNIANA TULIPS
“tulip kaufmanniana with her cuLtiVars, subspecies,
Varieties and hybrids, which resembLe t. kaufmanniana. Very
earLy FLowering, sometimes with mottLed FoLiage. FLower with
muLticoLored base opens FuLL. exterior normaLLy with a cLear
carmine bLush. height up to 20 cm.” Excellent, colorful perennials
that bloom with early and mid spring daffodils;
very short, midsized blooms for the early spring garden;
flowers often star-shaped or water lily–like; great for rock
gardens, pots and window boxes; whz 3-8; (12+cm).
T. ‘Ancilla’
�Chopin –You can almost
hear the glorious chordal
structure of the piano music
associated with this
composer; the gold of the
flower with a bronzy hue
supported with brown
stems and markings on the
leaves create the perfect
sonata; 6”-8”.
#02-1108 5/$4.65
25/$20.25 50/$36.50
T. ‘Ice Stick’
T. ‘Yellow Mountain’
�Ancilla – when fully
open, resembles a water
lily; exterior is rose red
and soft pink; inside is
white with a distinctive
yellow center encircled
by a red ring; coloration
changes as it matures;
6”–8”.
#02-1101 5/$4.50
25/$19.50 50/$35
T. ‘Chopin’
�Ice Stick - a spectacular
contrast in colors; dark
red exterior with white
interior and a yellow
heart; 6”-10”.
#02-1107 5/$5.35
25/$23.25 50/$42
T. ‘Scarlet Baby’
�Scarlet Baby – interior
is scarlet with
a sunny yellow heart;
exterior has a flush of a
darker red; wonderful
with Muscari ‘Christmas
Pearl’; 6”–8”.
#02-1104 5/$3.80
25/$16.50 50/$30
FOSTERIANA TULIPS
“tulips fosteriana with her cuLtiVars, subspecies,
Varieties and hybrids, which resembLe t. fosteriana. earLy
FLowering, LeaVes Very broad, green or grey green, sometimes
mottLed or striped. stem medium to Long. Large Long FLower, base
VariabLe.” Among the best for forcing or perennializing
in early-mid spring garden; blooms with daffodils; whz
3–9; (12+cm).
Albert Heijn – a great addition
to this strong group;
flourescent bright pink with
lighter pink edges and a
pinkish purple overlay; 12”-
16”.
#02-1218 5/$4.50
25/$19.50 50/$35
T. ‘Albert Heijn’
T. ‘Albert Heijn’ in the
garden with Muscari
latifolium (pg. 81) makes a
wonderful garden combo! →
T. ‘Apricot Emperor’
�Candela – large and lovely
bright pure yellow tulip that we
are happy to have available to
us again; strong and sturdy to
stand up well in spring storms;
1961; 12”-16”.
#02-1216 5/$3.65
25/$15.75 50/$28.50
Apricot Emperor – the perfect
color for most home gardens
where the colors reflect
the interior decor; beautiful
with T.’Purissima’; 12”-16”.
#02-1211 5/$5
25/$21.75 50/$39.50
T. ‘Candela’
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