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ActiveTulipa L. · Tulip
H. MANTEL EN ZN
Tulipa L. Tulip · Ornamentals · bred by Ligthart Flowerbulbs
also searched as: амберглов
10 August 2026
The variety is classified as a representative of the Triumph tulip group, although it is sometimes categorized as a Darwin hybrid. The plant reaches a height of 35–45 cm and blooms in the mid-early period, falling in April and May.
The flower has a characteristic coloration: the base of the petals is a warm yellow shade that gradually transitions into a deep red or burgundy color. The intensity of the shades may vary depending on lighting and the stage of blooming.
The variety features strong flower stalks and is resistant to weather conditions. It is intended for use in flower beds, container plantings, and for cut flower production.
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