Tulip Rosalie

The fantastic pink colour of Tulip Don Quichotte is perfect for every garden. You can plant the bulbs in a group, but Tulip Don Quichotte is also great for making combinations. Blooming mid to late season you can combine this lovely pink with with beauties like Tulip Queen of Night or Tulip Negrita. Introduced in 1952. Tulip Rosalie is a child of Tulip Don Quichotte.

Tulip Dreaming Maid opens in mauve colour to slowly mature into lavender purple with a glistening white edge. This long shot bloomer is great to combine with purple and pink hues to make a spectacular show from mid to late spring. Tulip Dreaming Maid was registered in 1934.

Tulip Continental flowers in April, just before the classic black Tulip Queen of Night. Every black tulip is unique, so is this one. In sunlight the colour is faint, while it is pitch-black in the shade. A nice detail is that the stem changes colour from green to black to change back again where the flower starts. Found in 2011.

The lady of tulips. In soft pastel colours the elegant flower steals your heart.

Tulip Rem's Favourite is one of the most popular tulips around. The unique colour combination of pure white with a purple flame was a real break thru in 1994 when this beauty was discovered. Flaming tulips are often seen on old Dutch paintings and is therefore named after the great Dutch painter Rembrandt van Rijn. Try to combine this tulip with other purple tulips or with flaming tulips for a valuable living painting.