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12/+ Cm, Darwin Hybrid Red Impression Tulip Bulbs (Bag Of 50)
12/+ Cm, Darwin Hybrid Red Impression Tulip Bulbs (Bag Of 50)
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Elevate your garden with the unparalleled quality of Garden State Bulb Darwin Hybrid Red Impression Tulip flower bulbs, imported directly from our esteemed farms in Holland. Each robust bulb, measuring a generous 5 in. (12/+ cm) in circumference, is meticulously hand-picked and rigorously inspected to ensure the highest standards. Plant these treasured classics in the fall and prepare to be captivated by their vibrant scarlet blossoms in mid-spring. Renowned for their large, showy flowers, these tulips feature impressive 6 in. wide blooms atop sturdy 22-24 in. stems, creating a stunning visual impact. Winter-hardy and attractive to pollinators, they are ideal for landscaping, mass plantings, beds, borders, container gardening and sophisticated cut-flower arrangements. Transform your garden with the striking beauty of Garden State Bulb's Red Impression Tulips and enjoy a spectacular spring display.
- Bulb size: 5 in. (12/+ cm) in circumference
- Hardiness zone: 2 to 8
- Includes bag of 50 tulip bulbs, temperature controlled and shipped with care
- Light requirements: full Sun, partial shade
- Maturity height: 22 in. to 24 in. tall
- Easy to grow, attracts pollinators, good for cut flowers, dry area tolerant
- Gorgeous when planted in groups or containers for an added burst of color
- Tulips grow best in full Sun to light shade in well-drained soil, plant bulbs in fall
- Erupting with color in mid spring, these blooms paint your garden with vibrant red hues, infusing it with a touch of seasonal splendor
- Bloom time: mid spring
- Plant tulip bulbs in the fall when the ground cools and before the first hard frost, outside temperature should be about 65°F or cooler, select a well-drained location that receives full Sun to partial shade, dig a hole 5-6 in. deep in loosened soil and place bulbs in the hole, bulbs should be spaced about 4-5 in. apart, plant them in the ground with their pointy ends up, cover with soil and water well so the soil above the bulb settles
