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A knock-out combo of 3 outstanding Double Late Tulip varieties. Tulips are very easy to grow and an excellent choice for cut flowers, container planting and Winter forcing. Tulips grow faster and have richer color in full Sun, but partial shade can extend their bloom time while still offering a colorful addition to your garden. While these bulbs are best planted in the fall, they only need a couple months of growth and can usually be planted up to Christmas.

A Parrot Tulip with large, dark-purple flowers and flame-like petals. The flowers open very wide in the Sun, looking almost flat by the end of the bloom season. A good way to add dark contrast to light-colored flowers. These tulips were created from a science experiment in which Single Late Tulips were x-rayed, giving them colorful feather-like petals; like other tulips, they are very easy to grow and an excellent choice for cut flowers, container planting and Winter forcing. Tulips grow faster and have richer color in full Sun, but partial shade can extend their bloom time while still offering a colorful addition to your garden. While these bulbs are best planted in the fall, they only need a few months of growth and can usually be planted up to Christmas.

A superb heirloom Parrot Tulip with huge flowers. Estella Rijnveld blooms in late spring, producing several large white flowers with bright-red flames. These tulips were created from a science experiment in which Single Late Tulips were x-rayed, giving them colorful feather-like petals; like other tulips, they are very easy to grow and an excellent choice for cut flowers, container planting and Winter forcing. Tulips grow faster and have richer color in full Sun, but partial shade can extend their bloom time while still offering a colorful addition to your garden. While these bulbs are best planted in the fall, they only need a few months of growth and can usually be planted up to Christmas.

May flowering Kingsblood Tulips stand out in the garden with their eye-catching, scarlet-edged, cherry-red blossoms. This is a great variety to add to hot-themed groupings or borders. It also pairs perfectly with black tulips that bloom in late spring.

A stunning purple Early Tulip with an elegant yellow base. Purple Prince starts to bloom in early- to mid- spring, with beautiful bright-purple flowers held high by a sturdy stem. Like other tulips, it is very easy to grow and an excellent choice for cut flowers, container planting and Winter forcing. Tulips grow faster and have richer color in full Sun, but partial shade can extend their bloom time while still offering a colorful addition to your garden. While these bulbs are best planted in the fall, they only need a few months of growth and can usually be planted up to Christmas.

A beautiful mixture of Triumph Tulips, featuring various purple and pink flowers with a splash of white. Triumph Tulips are loved for their tall, sturdy stems and lovely midseason blooms, with several different colors to choose from. Their height makes them an excellent choice for indoor forcing as well as cut flowers. Tulips grow faster and have richer color in full Sun, but partial shade can extend their bloom time while still offering a colorful addition to your garden. While these bulbs are best planted in the fall, they only need a couple months of growth and can usually be planted up to Christmas.

Fosteriana Tulip Red Emperor comes very close to being a wild tulip. As a result, it naturilizes easily, coming back year after year. Its huge, bright red blooms open wide, showing brilliant yellow and black spots in the center. Red Emperor grows 16 in. to 18 in. tall and is 1 of the first varieties to bloom in early spring. This easy-to-grow tulip requires no special care.

This Darwin Hybrid is bright-red with an elegant yellow base. Darwin Hybrids are the most common tulips in landscaping, beloved for their beautiful mid-season blooms and tall, sturdy stems. Tulips are very easy to grow and an excellent choice for cut flowers, container planting and Winter forcing. Tulips grow faster and have richer color in full Sun, but partial shade can extend their bloom time while still offering a colorful addition to your garden. While these bulbs are best planted in the fall, they only need a couple months of growth and can usually be planted up to Christmas.

An exciting blend of colors for your garden. Darwin Hybrids are the most common tulips in landscaping, beloved for their beautiful mid-season blooms and tall, sturdy stems. Tulips are very easy to grow and an excellent choice for cut flowers, container planting and Winter forcing. Tulips grow faster and have richer color in full Sun, but partial shade can extend their bloom time while still offering a colorful addition to your garden. While these bulbs are best planted in the fall, they only need a couple months of growth and can usually be planted up to Christmas. Includes a random selection of several varieties of Darwin Hybrid tulips.

Weber's Parrot blooms with a mix of creamy-white and pink. These tulips were created from a science experiment in which Single Late Tulips were x-rayed, giving them colorful feather-like petals; like other tulips, they are very easy to grow and an excellent choice for cut flowers, container planting and Winter forcing. Tulips grow faster and have richer color in full Sun, but partial shade can extend their bloom time while still offering a colorful addition to your garden. While these bulbs are best planted in the fall, they only need a few months of growth and can usually be planted up to Christmas.