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ActiveTulipa L. · Tulip
H. MANTEL EN ZN
Tulipa L. Tulip · Ornamentals · bred by Holland Bolroy Markt B.V.
also searched as: монте свит
10 August 2026
The flower is of the double type, externally resembling a peony-flowered one, reaching 8–12 cm in diameter when fully opened. The petals have a creamy-white or pastel yellow color, sometimes with burgundy streaks or a white margin. The leaves are large, bright green in color. The plant height varies from 25 to 50 cm.
The variety belongs to the late double group and blooms in April–May. It possesses a light fragrance. The plant is low-maintenance, resistant to diseases and temperature stress, and has high winter hardiness (USDA zone 3–4). It is used in landscape design, container gardening, and for forcing.
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