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- Sea of flowers to the horizon - The best tulips to die for
- Wild Tulips - The first choice for cheating
- Spirited noble species to verwildern
- Tips
Wild tulips are often smaller than cultivated varieties but not less beautiful
Sea of flowers to the horizon - The best tulips to die for
You do not have to travel to the Netherlands to enjoy a sea of tulip flowers. With a little skill, you create a colorful carpet of flowers, as far as the eye. This selection introduces you to recommended tulips for chewing.
Wild Tulips - The first choice for cheating
Their wild character qualifies in particular wild tulips to create with them over time a picturesque sea of flowers. If the following species live undisturbed in the garden, they multiply diligently over bulbs and seeds:
Flourish tulips within a meadow or lawn, a little patience is required at the end of flowering. Mow the surface only when the leaves are completely retracted. If the storage of nutrients is interrupted prematurely, the flowers will not have the strength to continue the wilderness in the next year.
Spirited noble species to verwildern
The following tulip beauties combine elegance with vitality. Let these varieties grow their hands, they expand in no time at all:
In contrast, long-stemmed noble varieties as well as highly bred hybrids with fringed, flamed flowers are more difficult to digest. These include primarily parrot tulips, viridiflora tulips and late flowering varieties that only take our breath away for a short time.
Tips
Combine tulips with other bulbous flowers to compose a spring-fresh flower symphony. Suitable plant neighbors to verwildern are snowdrops, crocuses, blue oysters, winterlings, Hasenglöckchen and daffodils.