Tulips - Ad Rem - Darwin - 10 bulbs p-pack
by Hadeco
SKU 2509213
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Original price
R 319.00
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Original price
R 319.00
Original price
R 319.00
R 319.00
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R 319.00
Current price
R 319.00
Delivery from: March - May
Tulips offer terrific flowers with cup-shaped blooms. Ad rem brings a joyful sea of red and orange to the garden. Enjoy them in your home as cut flowers.
Tulipa
How to plant, care for and grow Tulips
Fun fact: the tulip was introduced to European gardens in 1572.
Fun fact: the price of tulips in the 17th century were similar to prices of expensive houses.
The tulip is a true bulb. There are 109 species and they are originally from regions with mild temperatures such as: Europe, North Africa, Eastern Mediterranean, Eastern Europe and across Asia (including Turkey, Pakistan, Syria, Iran and Afghanistan). Thousands of hybrids exist. Be careful to only buy tulips that are suitable to a slightly warmer climate such as South Africa’s. At maturity, the plant will reach a height of 30cm.
Seasons and planting
The soil needed by tulips is well-draining and should contain humus to retain moisture. Once planted, apply a thick mulch to protect the bulbs from the sun. When planting, the bulb should be at a depth of 5cm and the spacing between the plants should be 8cm. The lowest temperature that the tulip can tolerate is -5°C.
Water the tulips every three days and ensure you water them deeply so that it can reach the tulips roots. The roots must not dry out. Tulips in South Africa should be treated as annual flowers and bought each season as they cannot withstand the warmer climate.
May be harmful if eaten by humans or animals – Keep away from children and pets. Skin irritant – Avoid direct contact with skin.
Tulipa
How to plant, care for and grow Tulips
| Family | Liliaceae |
| Name derived from | The Farsi (Persian) word for turban which is toliban |
| Common name | Tulip |
| Sun Exposure | Semi-shade. |
| Flower Colours | Large variety |
| Frost Tolerance | High |
Fun fact: the tulip was introduced to European gardens in 1572.
Fun fact: the price of tulips in the 17th century were similar to prices of expensive houses.
The tulip is a true bulb. There are 109 species and they are originally from regions with mild temperatures such as: Europe, North Africa, Eastern Mediterranean, Eastern Europe and across Asia (including Turkey, Pakistan, Syria, Iran and Afghanistan). Thousands of hybrids exist. Be careful to only buy tulips that are suitable to a slightly warmer climate such as South Africa’s. At maturity, the plant will reach a height of 30cm.
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The soil needed by tulips is well-draining and should contain humus to retain moisture. Once planted, apply a thick mulch to protect the bulbs from the sun. When planting, the bulb should be at a depth of 5cm and the spacing between the plants should be 8cm. The lowest temperature that the tulip can tolerate is -5°C.
Water the tulips every three days and ensure you water them deeply so that it can reach the tulips roots. The roots must not dry out. Tulips in South Africa should be treated as annual flowers and bought each season as they cannot withstand the warmer climate.
May be harmful if eaten by humans or animals – Keep away from children and pets. Skin irritant – Avoid direct contact with skin.