Tulips Black and White Collection

Tulips Black and White (Single Late Tulip Flower 'Black & White Mix', Single-flowered Tulipa, A contrasting mixture of Queen of Night and White Dynasty). A novelty! Everyone has different tastes: some people like bright colours, others like muted, monochrome ones. Some people like sharp contrasts, others like soft transitions of shades. If you take opposite colours, you get original contrasts, for example, black and white.

The Queen of Night tulip will not leave you indifferent. It captivates with its rounded black flowers. If Halloween were in spring, this variety would probably be number one. Its appearance is the result of decades of work by breeders who have tried again and again to grow a truly black tulip. Queen of the Night is the closest to "black" of any Dutch tulip (ever to reach black), although it is actually a deep purple colour. In a certain light, it looks black. And in arrangements, it is an expensive flower and the pride of the gardener. A tall, strong and reliable tulip with velvety flowers. It reaches a height of 60-65 cm. Strong long stem withstands rain and wind. This variety has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit. It is one of the most valuable tulips in the world. White Dynasty tulip is an attractive Triumph tulip, it emphasises the dramatic beauty of the Queen of Night tulip. It is of hybrid origin. It shares many of the wonderful qualities of its parents, such as beautiful colour, good resistance to bad weather and a long flowering period. This is an incredibly elegant variety! Its flowers are white with green markings on the outside of the petals. The shape of the flower and its delicate colour are its main advantages. A charming tulip in every way! When its flowers bloom, they resemble light clouds.

This Mix blooms for a long time, especially in cool weather. It requires a well-lit place with protection from strong winds. But it can also withstand partial shade. Light loamy or sandy loamy soils with a neutral or slightly alkaline reaction are considered the best for it. But the soil should be well-drained. During growth, especially during budding and flowering, tulips need a lot of water. Watering should be regular and plentiful. Immediately after flowering, break off only the seed box to prevent the seeds from appearing. But in no case do not cut off the leaves, the bulb will still receive nutrition from them. Tulips wintering in the ground should be covered with a layer of mulch: bark or peat. Planting density: approximately 20 bulbs per 1 sq.m. To create a dense flowering carpet, plant the plants a little closer together than usual.

Tips and tricks:

• Unpack your order upon arrival.
• Check the order is correct and the quality will be as expected.
• Store the planting material in a cool, dry and dark place with good air circulation.

Please note that the photos shown here are only examples. The shape, colour, size and appearance may always differ slightly from the "norm". This is because each plant grows and develops in different conditions (climate, soil, etc.). However, the quality of our plants remains unchanged.