Indulge in the mesmerizing beauty of the Flaming Agrass Tulip, a stunning blend of pristine white petals adorned with vibrant yellow flames. These enchanting blooms, nestled among lush green leaves with a delicate wax coating, create a truly delightful visual spectacle.

Classified as medium-tall and belonging to the resilient Triumph tulip group, the Flaming Agrass Tulip graces garden beds with its picturesque charm from late April to early May. Its expressive and energetic color accents make it a favorite among those who appreciate bold floral displays. Year after year, this classically shaped tulip will captivate you with its unique appearance.

Reaching a height of 40-50 cm, the Flaming Agrass Tulip is a versatile choice, perfect for container gardening, enhancing lower borders, or gracing your indoor arrangements as a cut flower.

Tulips are a common sight in home gardens, known for their simplicity and elegance. They effortlessly complement other spring-blooming species like hyacinths, narcissuses, grape hyacinths, pasque flowers, and the delicate saffron and arborvitae carpets, becoming an integral part of the spring garden transformation. When planting tulips, consider locations where they can be naturally covered by other plants after they finish blooming.

Get creative with your gardening by using colorful tulips in pots and boxes to adorn balconies, pathways, and staircases leading to your home. Thanks to their moderate height and durability within the Triumph group, they're also an excellent choice for rockeries and borders along sidewalks and driveways.

Autumn is the ideal time for tulip planting, with September and October being the prime months. Choose a sunny and warm location with well-draining, fertile, and moderately moist soil for optimal results. Loosen heavy soil with sand and enrich it with compost. Plant the bulbs with the pointed end facing upward, burying them at a depth of 12-15 cm and maintaining appropriate spacing between each bulb. While tulips generally do not require watering, consider it if the autumn season lacks sufficient rainfall to help them establish strong roots.

In amateur cultivation, it's recommended to deadhead the plants after flowering and dig out the bulbs every 3-4 years to ensure continued abundant flowering. Tulips are known for their resilience to frost, but exceptionally harsh and snowless conditions may require additional protection.

This remarkable set includes 250 high-quality Flaming Agrass tulip bulbs, each a promise of stunning beauty and elegance for your garden.