Tulips

Tall, strong stems with large, oval shaped flowers. Very good as cut flowers. Flowers in late April.

Very good in pots and tubs. Long lasting double flowers from early April.

Often referred to as paeony flowered tulips for their large double blooms in late May.

Large flowers with shorter stems. Striking colours from late March.

Petals which are edged with crystal like fringes make these a very striking group of late May flowering Tulips.

The mottled, coloured leaves plus strong flower colours make these very popular for pots and rockeries.

Ideal for pots, exposed beds and rockeries. Very early with brilliant colours in mid-March.

Pointed and reflexed petals make these elegant flowers ideal for formal planting. Flowers in May.

Unusual but popular tulip having up to four flowers per stem. flowers late April - early May.

These selectors originate from the Mediterranean and the Far East. Very popular in rockeries and wild gardens. Can be naturalised.

The contorted and feathered petals with vivid colours make these Tulips very showy. They are also ideal for cutting. May flowering.

Not very tall, so are useable in windier sites. Good for pots and borders. Flowers in early April.

Tall growing, excellent for bedding and cutting. Flowers in May.

The largest tulip group, mid-season flowering. A wide range of colours available, ideal for flowerbreds and borders. Late April - early May.

Unusual Tulips for their green stripes in the petals, very popular within the floristry trade. Mid-May flowering.