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1. Iris species nova - Starweaver's Gems from Earth and Sky

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552. Tulipa lanata<br />

Dazzling orange-scarlet flowers with jet-black centre, on side’s bordered pale yellow<br />

<strong>and</strong> with purple pollen. Usually under this name is offered some garden hybrid. True<br />

<strong>species</strong> collected on Kugi-Tang mnt. in SW Uzbekistan. 12.00<br />

553. Tulipa linifolia<br />

A very good small tulip for sunny spot in rock garden, only 10 cm high with narrowly<br />

linear undulate-edged grey-green leaves <strong>and</strong> brilliant scarlet red flowers. Collected in<br />

South Tajikistan. 4.00<br />

554. Tulipa orthopoda<br />

This is another dwarf multiflowering tulip with beautiful compact flowerhead of<br />

white starry flowers with yellow base, greenish outside. Collected in Karatau range,<br />

Kazakhstan (RK-8111). Extremely rare <strong>species</strong> in nature, so far almost unknown in<br />

gardens, well growing outside. 10.00<br />

555. Tulipa ostrowskiana<br />

Excellent brightest red flowers on 30 cm long stem, flower segments pointed at back<br />

turned tips, inside base black with small yellow corners. Stock comes <strong>from</strong> Zailyiskiy<br />

Ala-Tau near Talgar <strong>and</strong> is true to name what I can’t tell about other stocks offered<br />

under that name by other nurseries. 6.00<br />

556. Tulipa regelii<br />

One of the most unusual <strong>and</strong> “cream of creams” in tulips. Usually one leaf with longitudinal<br />

crests on the upper side, for this feature separated in its own section. Flowers<br />

usually one, rarely two or three, white with pinkish tinge <strong>and</strong> yellow basal blotch <strong>and</strong><br />

a faint pleasant scent. Only for growing indoors. I recommend planting as late as possible.<br />

Offered only by me. 80.00<br />

557. Tulipa sogdiana<br />

Very nice dwarf tulip <strong>species</strong> with china white flowers with lemon yellow basal blotch<br />

on 15 cm tall stem. In nature it grows in semi-desert conditions, so protection against<br />

summer rains is essential. 5.00<br />

558. Tulipa subbiflora<br />

Only recently I identified it as T. subbiflora described by Russian botanist Vvedenskyi.<br />

Superficially it looks similar to orythioides but stigma hasn’t so long “neck”. Makes<br />

several large white flowers with sharply edged bright yellow bottom blotch up to half<br />

of petals length. 5.00<br />

559. Tulipa subpraestans<br />

Close to T. praestans but easy can be identified by its sharply pointed narrower petals<br />

which in sun open wider than in its ally, colour shade is different, leaves are narrower.<br />

Forms generally only one flower on stem, rarely two. Filaments violet red. Leaves<br />

densely pubescent. 6.00<br />

560. Tulipa tarda <strong>from</strong> Kashka-Su, Kirghizstan<br />

Flowers white with large yellow centre, 5-7 <strong>from</strong> a bulb on 15 cm tall pedicels in rosette<br />

of greyish green leaves. This stock comes <strong>from</strong> Kashka-Su in Khirghizstan <strong>and</strong><br />

has more colourful flowers. 5.00<br />

56<strong>1.</strong> Tulipa tetraphylla<br />

As you can suggest <strong>from</strong> its name this <strong>species</strong> almost invariably has four leaves. Flowers<br />

when open are purest golden yellow with base, filaments, anthers of same colour.<br />

Only petals outside has greenish-pink shaded back. Flowers widely open in sun <strong>and</strong><br />

outer tepals turn back forming an urn-shape. 10.00<br />

562. Tulipa turkestanica ‘DSHIZAK’<br />

Produces 3 - 5 small yellow white flowers on short delicate stem. Very different <strong>from</strong><br />

Dutch stock. Very nice <strong>and</strong> floriferous stock of this quite variable sp. which we collected<br />

on rocks near Dshizak, Nuratau mnt. range. 3.00<br />

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