Tulip - Apricot Parrot
If you have read any of the Parrot descriptions in my shop, you already know that Parrots are my new favorite exotic tulip. Each one looks like a precious work of art! The Apricot Parrot tulip is an oversized, multicolored dream come true. You will notice a hint of green on the outer petals. Inside this stunning flower you can’t miss the vibrant shades of apricot and peach with white. A fully opened bloom spans 10 to 11 inches wide! I love to use this tulip as a focal flower in my bouquets. The size of the head and long stems are perfect for adding to any floral design.
1 order includes 10 bulbs.
If you have read any of the Parrot descriptions in my shop, you already know that Parrots are my new favorite exotic tulip. Each one looks like a precious work of art! The Apricot Parrot tulip is an oversized, multicolored dream come true. You will notice a hint of green on the outer petals. Inside this stunning flower you can’t miss the vibrant shades of apricot and peach with white. A fully opened bloom spans 10 to 11 inches wide! I love to use this tulip as a focal flower in my bouquets. The size of the head and long stems are perfect for adding to any floral design.
1 order includes 10 bulbs.
If you have read any of the Parrot descriptions in my shop, you already know that Parrots are my new favorite exotic tulip. Each one looks like a precious work of art! The Apricot Parrot tulip is an oversized, multicolored dream come true. You will notice a hint of green on the outer petals. Inside this stunning flower you can’t miss the vibrant shades of apricot and peach with white. A fully opened bloom spans 10 to 11 inches wide! I love to use this tulip as a focal flower in my bouquets. The size of the head and long stems are perfect for adding to any floral design.
1 order includes 10 bulbs.
Plant your tulips in autumn and you will be rewarded in the spring with the most stunning long lasting blooms!
Tulips are a perennial flower. Most modern tulip cultivars bloom well for three to five years. The growing season for tulips is short, so be sure to plant your bulbs at the right time, a few weeks before the first hard winter frost to give the roots ample time to establish themselves in the soil. Do not disturb the bulbs after planting, as tulips require a chilling stage to produce flowers in the spring. Tulips are an extremely robust flower, so after they are planted, and roots have established themselves in the soil, tulips can withstand extreme freezing and will be just fine once spring comes. They do not need to be covered with protective plastic during the winter.
