Bed of Roses Tulip - 9c

$16.00

Our specialty cut flower tulip bulbs are now available to the home gardener.

9C tulip bulbs refer to refers to bulbs that have been pre-chilled for some of the required cold weeks necessary to induce blooming. These bulbs are best suited for warmer climates or growers who want to force flowers outside of the typical spring season. I highly recommend growing 9c tulips in warmer climates.

This gem is new to me this year and is a substitute for another variety that did not fair well in the Netherlands. What I do know is that it is a much anticipated new-to-the-scene-tulip. It’s a double tulip that opens to huge flowers with layers of petals in a range of colors from soft yellow, peach-apricot, rose pink, and muted red. I have a feeling this tulip is going to put on a show so don’t miss out on this one!

Quantity: 10 bulbs

Bulb Size: 12+

Bloom Time: Late

Classification: Double Late

Height: Medium

Since this tulip is new to me this year, I do not have photographs so I’ve borrowed one from Jan de Witt, Johnny’s Seeds, and DutchGrown

Our specialty cut flower tulip bulbs are now available to the home gardener.

9C tulip bulbs refer to refers to bulbs that have been pre-chilled for some of the required cold weeks necessary to induce blooming. These bulbs are best suited for warmer climates or growers who want to force flowers outside of the typical spring season. I highly recommend growing 9c tulips in warmer climates.

This gem is new to me this year and is a substitute for another variety that did not fair well in the Netherlands. What I do know is that it is a much anticipated new-to-the-scene-tulip. It’s a double tulip that opens to huge flowers with layers of petals in a range of colors from soft yellow, peach-apricot, rose pink, and muted red. I have a feeling this tulip is going to put on a show so don’t miss out on this one!

Quantity: 10 bulbs

Bulb Size: 12+

Bloom Time: Late

Classification: Double Late

Height: Medium

Since this tulip is new to me this year, I do not have photographs so I’ve borrowed one from Jan de Witt, Johnny’s Seeds, and DutchGrown