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Tulips
Tulip Mixes
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Darwin Hybrid Jumbo Tulip Mixsold out
6856 A mix of yellow, red, apricot, white, pink and more. Long-lived bulbs produce large flowers for a long-lasting bouquet. Darwin Hybrids are often ... read more |
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Darwin Hybrid Topsize Tulip Mixsold out
6857 A mix of yellow, red, apricot, white, pink and more. Long-lived bulbs produce a perennially perfect long-lasting bouquet. Darwin Hybrids are often... read more |
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Double Early Tulip Mixsold out
6851 A sassy group for the front row of your garden beds and borders. Fully double flowers in bright colors atop relatively short sturdy 8-12" stems... read more |
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Double Late “Peony” Tulip Mixsold out
6860 Pack peony-style petal power in a dramatic range of colors, from white and pastels to red and purple. Double Late tulips in solids, bicolors,... read more |
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Emperor Tulip Mixsold out
6852 A royal mix of big-flowered Fosterianas for big, bold, early color. Red, yellow, orange and more. We planted some outside the Fedco Trees... read more |
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Flash of Green Tulip Mixsold out
6859 A mix of four or more Viridiflora tulips, colors of china pink, scarlet red, lemon yellow and marble white, all with a distinctive spring-green... read more |
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Non-Stop Reds Tulip Mixsold out
6853 Celebrate spring with a long-lasting patch of bright red color. A blend of five or more varieties selected from early, mid and late tulips. Keep... read more |
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Pastel Triumph Tulip Mixsold out
6854 Soft but not wishy-washy, just easy on the eyes. Pale peach, soft pink, lavender and more. This tranquil blend displays quiet beauty in the... read more |
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Purple Rain Tulip Mixsold out
6855 Nothing Compares to U, so put on your Raspberry Beret and Let’s Go Crazy. Inspired by the memory of Prince, this mix of Triumphs in deep purple,... read more |
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Rembrandt-type Flaming Tulip Mixsold out
6858 Broken-color and flamed tulips, originally the result of a virus, were wildly popular in the early 1600s. Propagating infected plants is now... read more |