Tulip Ballroom Blossoms Mix
Pack of 10 bulbs!
- Genus: Tulipa
- Variety: Ballroom Blossoms
- Item Form: Pack of 10
- Zone: 3 - 7
- Bloom Start to End: Early Spring - Late Spring
- Habit: Upright
- Plant Height: 16 in
- Restrictions:
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This mix is a dream come true! Tulips make any spring special, but these vibrant varieties are a refreshing twist on the classic tulips you know and love. We have selected two varieties that work well as succession (one blooming right after the other) plantings, extending the season of color in your tulip garden!
Ballroom Blossoms is a mix of two fine varieties: Foxtrot, a Double Early variety with fluffy pink and white double blooms that float like little clouds of cotton candy atop robust green stems; and Mariola, a Double Late (also called Peony-flowered) variety with dramatic deep purple petals and elegant form. The two complement one another perfectly, offering a great contrast in color intensity and season of bloom.
Both Foxtrot and Mariola are about 16 inches high, held on sturdy stems that hold up well in spring rainstorms and make long-lasting additions to the vase. Foxtrot blooms early in the season, following the Crocus and Daffodils, while Mariola catches the end of spring bulb season, anticipating the Peonies and Roses of late spring. The perfect duo for nonstop beauty in your sunny beds, borders, and planters!
This mix is a dream come true! Tulips make any spring special, but these vibrant varieties are a refreshing twist on the classic tulips you know and love. We have selected two varieties that work well as succession (one blooming right after the other) plantings, extending the season of color in your tulip garden!
Ballroom Blossoms is a mix of two fine varieties: Foxtrot, a Double Early variety with fluffy pink and white double blooms that float like little clouds of cotton candy atop robust green stems; and Mariola, a Double Late (also called Peony-flowered) variety with dramatic deep purple petals and elegant form. The two complement one another perfectly, offering a great contrast in color intensity and season of bloom.
Both Foxtrot and Mariola are about 16 inches high, held on sturdy stems that hold up well in spring rainstorms and make long-lasting additions to the vase. Foxtrot blooms early in the season, following the Crocus and Daffodils, while Mariola catches the end of spring bulb season, anticipating the Peonies and Roses of late spring. The perfect duo for nonstop beauty in your sunny beds, borders, and planters!