Greigi Tulips are shorter making them ideal for pots, rockeries and borders. They tend to have unusual leaves that are broad with darker markings.
Species Tulips are less widely grown and known than the garden hybrid Tulips.
Tulip species are not difficult to grow. They are usually smaller and less bold than the garden hybrids.
Planted in the right place, they will re-bloom year after year with colourful flowers, and, in time, may multiply by themselves.
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Tulip Red Riding Hood
Code: TULRRH
Very bright red flowers with a black heart. The foliage is mottled and streaked with purple stripes. Late flowering. 5 bulbs for $8.80
10 bulbs for $15.80
20 bulbs for $25.30
| Available Jan-May unless sold out |
| Cool, Temperate, Arid (view Climate Guide) |
Price: $8.80
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Tulip Saxatilis
Code: TULSAX
Tulipa bakeri saxatalis
A dwarf species, its pale lilac-pink flowers have vivid canary yellow centres. Each stem produces one, two or three scented flowers per stem. They grow to 30cm high. Flowering early-mid spring. Ideal for large pots. 1-2 bulbs $6.00
3-5 bulbs $5.40
6+ bulbs $5.00
| Available Jan-May unless sold out |
| Cool, Temperate, Arid (view Climate Guide) |
Price: $6.00
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Tulip Turkestanica
Code: TULTUR
Tulipa turkestanica
An early to mid season Tulip producing 2 to 4 gray-green spear-shaped leaves and very elegant flowers of creamy-white with orange yellow centres. 5 - 9 blooms per stem. A member of the Miscellaneous Group of Tulips, it grows 20cm in height. 1-2 bulbs $6.00
3-5 bulbs $5.40
6+ bulbs $5.00
| Available Jan-May unless sold out |
| Cool, Temperate, Arid (view Climate Guide) |
Price: $6.00
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