Tulip bulbs Triumph

FEATURES FOR EACH SPECIES:

Denmark: Very pretty tulip, with a sturdy stem and magenta red color, fading into a straw yellow inside.

Dynasty: Spectacular two-tone white / light red tulip with a classic open shape.

Don Quichotte: Don Quichotte is a beautiful purple-pink and highly sought-after Triumph tulip! Indispensable in your garden and beautiful to plant in groups.

Apeldoorn Elite: Yellow tulips with a thin red stripe these tulips are recognized by the large flowers that rest on sturdy, long stems.

Clearwater: Classic tulip with an ice white color with a very light green-yellow base. Spectacular two-tone with an open shape. Under the sun they acquire another color, in fact under light they create a particular optical effect.

Flaming Flag: The Flaming Flag is a variety of cup-shaped flowers in lilac and white, with rich purple streaks that extend upwards and diagonally from the base of each petal.

Gavota: Beautiful triumphal tulip with a very unusual dominant color - glossy purple brown - with wide tepal edges in bright yellow or cream. The Gavota tulip has a distinctive color and slightly spiky dark reddish brown flowers with a bright brown and black halo and a golden yellow border.

Leen Van Der Mark: This tulip develops unusual and exuberant shades. They have the particularity of having the edges of the petals cream-colored inside red.

Daydream: The "Daydream" tulip has a harmonious and geometrically perfect oval shape. Its warm yellow and orange tones allow you to create very particular combinations in the garden.

Flaming Beauty Mix: The right mix of tulips to make your garden varied and colorful!

Triumph Mix: Perfect well balanced compromise between sturdy Triumph tulips in their different colors.

Care: Growing tulips is simple: it is a flower that does not require much care. The choice is yours whether to plant them in the garden or in pots on the balcony: the important thing is to choose a place that is fairly sunny but not excessively windy so as not to break the stems. If it doesn't rain often, water the tulip bulbs every two to three days. In case of rainy winters, avoid further watering: it is a plant that does not like stagnation.

Sowing: it is necessary to bury the tulip bulbs in the period between October and December: the bulbs do not fear the cold but it is necessary to bury them before any frosts occur so that the bulbs are strengthened becoming more resistant to low temperatures. Bury the tulip bulbs in the ground about 10-20 centimeters deep and at a distance of about 15-20 centimeters from each other.