Description
This variety has 3 cm flowers in olive-pink with a yellow base, several on one stem. The leaves are light green. Its requirements are fairly modest for a tulip, which makes it suitable for most gardens.
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Requirements
All tulip varieties love light and prefer sandy or sandy-loam soil with a neutral pH.
Care
The best time to plant tulips is September and October. You can plant even in December, as long as the ground is not frozen or covered with snow. Plant 10 cm apart. If you do not intend to lift the bulbs in summer, plant them deeper. You can also cover them with peat or fir branches.