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ActiveTulipa L. · Tulip
H. MANTEL EN ZN
10 August 2026
Tulip Coors belongs to the Greigii group and reaches a height of 12 to 35 cm. Its large white or cream-colored flowers have a characteristic red stripe in the center of the petals and possess a pronounced fragrance. The foliage is green, adorned with green-violet speckles.
The plant is an early-flowering variety with a blooming period in March-April. The variety is undemanding, propagates well, and does not require annual bulb lifting. It prefers sunny areas with high-quality drainage, as it is sensitive to moisture stagnation.
Due to its compact size and attractive foliage appearance, the variety is used for borders, rock gardens, flower beds, and is also suitable for cultivation in containers.
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