lady tulip

A central Asian tulip (Tulipa clusiana) having red outer perianth segments with white margins. Several red-and-yellow cultivated varieties have been developed.

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lady tulip - Eurasian tulip with small flowers blotched at the base

candlestick tulip, Tulipa clusiana

tulip - any of numerous perennial bulbous herbs having linear or broadly lanceolate leaves and usually a single showy flower

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They are two versions of the lady tulip, Tulipa clusiana, a dainty species with refined flowers and slender, glaucous foliage.

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The most graceful is the diminutive lady tulip, Tulipa clusiana, either in its species form with pink and white flowers or its variety 'Cynthia', where its pink petals are outlined in pale lemon.

Tool up for tulips; Inject glamour, grace, colour and drama into your garden with tulips, joyous plants that make you long for the springtime or the springtime

The lady tulip, tulipa clusiana, has perfect poise but despite its daintiness it commands the attention of all who see it.

ANY POT IN A STORM; Baby, it's cold outside..and what better way to sit out a storm than in the potting shed with some sumptuous tulip bulbs. After winter, these beauties will be the glam stars of the garden

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