Introducing the Caractere tulip, a variety that radiates pure, vibrant yellow hues. This exquisite tulip belongs to the esteemed group of Triumph tulips, known for their timeless elegance and unusually large blooms. Brimming with the warmth and vitality of the sun, Caractere tulips are the perfect choice for rejuvenating garden nooks. With their steadfast blooming and resilience to changing weather, these tulips seamlessly bridge the gap between early and late-blooming counterparts. The robust and enduring stems of the Caractere tulip, reaching a height of approximately 45 cm, effortlessly brighten up the early spring garden.

Tulips are a common sight in home garden flower beds, celebrated for their simplicity and grace, making them ideal companions for other spring-blooming varieties. Paired with hyacinths, narcissuses, grape hyacinths, pasque flowers, and the delicate carpets of saffron and arborvitae, they become an integral part of the spring metamorphosis in garden decor. Planting tulips in spots where they'll be gracefully concealed by other plants after their bloom is a brilliant strategy. Additionally, colorful tulips can be artfully arranged in pots and containers, adorning balconies, pathways, or staircases leading to homes. The moderate height and robustness of the Triumph group also make them suitable for rockeries and borders along sidewalks and driveways. The Caractere variety, with its enduring blooms, is a superb choice for creating vibrant spring bouquets and arrangements.

Tulips are typically planted in the autumn months of September and October. To achieve the best decorative results, choose a sunny, warm location with well-draining, rich, plump, and moderately moist soil. Loosening heavy soil with sand and enriching it with compost is highly recommended. Plant the bulbs with their pointed ends upward at a depth of 12-15 cm, maintaining adequate spacing between them. While tulips generally do not require watering after planting, it's advisable to water them if the autumn season lacks sufficient rainfall to ensure robust root development. For amateur gardeners, it's suggested to deadhead the plants after flowering and unearth the bulbs every 3-4 years to promote abundant flowering. Tulips are considered cold-hardy, but they may require protection during extremely frosty and snowless conditions.

This set comprises an impressive collection of 250 high-quality Caractere tulip bulbs, each destined to grace your garden with its radiant beauty.