Sorry, we cannot send items in this section to Foreign Countries. For best display, plant in groups of 10-20 bulbs of the same color. If you wish to force tulips, pot in a bulb pan and keep quite cool and moist until growth begins and then move into a cool sunny spot. Most of the early tulips are heirloom varieties that have withstood the test of time. They are amongst the most valued for forcing indoors, and the large egg-shaped blooms and bright colors create a splendid effect in the early spring garden.
Large flowers are a sparkling orange suffused with golden yellow.
In demand since 1904 and a reliable early bloomer, the large flowers mix well with the reds and yellows of other early varieties. Bright red with a wide golden yellow border, this tulip was first introduced in 1750 and has maintained its popularity ever since. The striking colors are a welcome sight after a long winter. Crimson with a plum blush and a dark base. Another heirloom variety that dates back to 1845.