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Thursday 31 July 2014

FFF141 - TULIP 'QUEENSLAND'

Tulipa ‘Queensland’ has delicately fringed petals in a striking pinkish-white colour. They are double-flowering and look stunning as a cut flower, which is long-lasting in a vase and evokes a Spring-time atmosphere.

'Queensland' tulips grow well in pots or window-boxes. Make sure you use fresh potting compost and put a layer of gravel or hydro granules in the bottom. Place the bulbs in a hole that is 3 times as deep as the height of the bulbs. A 5 cm bulb should therefore be planted in a 15 cm hole. Planting distance between 'Queensland' tulips is about 6 cm. To protect the bulbs grown in a pot against frost, place the pot in a frost-free area or cover it with bubble wrap. Water during dry periods.

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10 comments:

  1. What poor sick tulips you've got :-)
    Now I shall haveto follow the CAPITAL links. Need a cup of tea for that.

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  2. These are gorgeous! I love the frilly edges.

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  3. Superb! Lovely spring flowers, indeed!

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  4. when looking at the top, it almost looks like vegetable:) I have seen these tulips on pics, but not with my own eyes yet - inventive and creative!

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  5. What an exciting flower! I've read that the biggest problem with tulips is that they hate water in their dormant period. Maybe I'll try some in pots.

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  6. I love tulips and these are very special... wonderful!

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  7. Such amazing tulips !!!
    Greetings

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  8. Thanks for sharing these frozen tulips. Amazing.

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  9. I have never seen tulips like these. They are sensational.

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