"Blushing Lady" tulip is a late single variety. Its large creamy white flowers sparkle with subtle hints of yellow, orange, and a stunning pink flame. Stiff stems of the presented tulip that grow 55 to 65 centimetres tall are resistant to wind and rain. The pastel-coloured "Blushing Lady" flowers adorn the garden in April and May. Subtle colours of this variety introduce freshness and a unique spring charm to your garden. Presented "Blushing Lady" tulips look great on perennial beds and flower groupings in lawn centres. Their stiff and strong stems predestine them to be planted alongside pavements and paths. "Blushing Lady" supplies excellent cut flowers too. Bouquets of those splendid blooms look elegant and keep their wonderful appearance for a long time.

Tulip bulbs that are planted in autumn will grow well in almost every kind of garden soil, provided it is permeable and not too compact. They need a site that have access to sunlight for five to six hours a day in order to develop properly. You can plant them in the vicinity of deciduous trees and shrubs, whose foliage is not fully developed during the tulip flowering period. Plant bulbs of this tulip variety from ten to fifteen centimetres deep. Provide the bulbs with water after planting in order to let them take root before the winter. If you have not used compost to enrich the soil before planting, you can feed tulips with multicomponent fertilizers until the flowering. Water tulips until the leaves start to yellow naturally. You do not have to dig out the bulbs each year, though we recommend to do so. Dry and clean the bulbs that you excavate at the end of June and at the beginning of July. Store them in a properly ventilated dark room.

Each package contains 5 bulbs of the "Blushing Lady" tulip. Basic plant growing instructions can be found on the package label.

• Variety: Blushing Lady
• Vegetation form: perennial
• Bulbs: 5
• Height: 55 to 65 centimetres
• Flowering period: April - May
• Planting period: autumn
• Planting depth (cm): 10 to 15 centimetres