Concerto Greigii Tulips are just as enchanting as a symphony orchestra with their creamy petals which begin quite dark at the base. Gregii Tulips have large blooms on short stems with purple marked or mottled foliage. As they are quite low they should be planted in the front. Plant these little late blooming guys among early blooming crocus for season long border! Represents perfect love & eternal happiness!
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Healthy bulbs, cannot wait for their blooms!
These were an impulse buy the end of last year. 'White Tulips' flagged to be filler in a large bed...now the blooms are starting to open and the strikingly rich white color feels more like jewelry than basic filler in the bed. Buy them while they are still in stock!
These look gorgeous in the picture, hopefully they will in my tulip bed.:-)
The first tulip to come up in my Zone 5b garden this year, even before Exotic Emperor. Great accompaniment to the hyacinths. Unexpectedly delightful. Foliage is not mottled (many gregii tulips have mottled foliage). Mine are short as the hyacinths, making them a great pairing. Same leaf shape as you expect from tulips, just shorter. The flower heads are a very nice size. Color is ivory tending toward soft yellow at the base with brown stamens. Blooms that had already emerged stood up wonderfully to an unexpected snow storm. Every single one bloomed!