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- 'Drumline' Double Late Flowering Tulip
- 'Mysterious Parrot' Late-Flowering Tulip
- 'Sensual Touch' Double Late Flowering Tulip
- 'Dream Touch' Double Late Flowering Tulip
- 'Sunset Tropical' Double Late Flowering Tulip
- 'Astronaut Andre Kuipers' Tulip
- 'Marit' Darwin Hybrid Single Tulip
- 'Foxtrot' Fragrant Double-Late-Flowering Tulip
- 'Parrot King' Tulip
- 'Queen of the Night' Single Late Tulip
- 'Amazing Parrot' Apricot-Colored Parrot Tulip
- Video: 'Marie Jo' Tulip from Johnny's Selected Seeds
- 'Apricot Parrot' Tulip
- 'Charming Beauty' Double Late Flowering Tulip
- 'Super Parrot' Tulip
- 'Finola' Double Late Flowering Tulip
- Video: 'Queensday' Tulip | from Johnny's Selected Seeds
- Video: 'Exotic Emperor' Tulip | from Johnny's Selected Seeds
- 'Verona' Double Early Flowering Tulip
- 'Menton' Single Late-Flowering Tulip
- 'Silver Cloud' Triumph Tulip
- 'Black Parrot' Late-Flowering Parrot Tulip
- 'Crème Upstar' Double Late Flowering Tulip
- Video: Darwin Hybrid Tulips from Johnny's Selected Seeds
- Video: 'Margarita' Tulip from Johnny's Selected Seeds
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- Chrysal Clear Bulb Flower Conditioner | SDS
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Video: 'Queensday' Tulip | from Johnny's Selected Seeds
A closer look at 'Queensday' double-flowering tulip
This variety in front of me is 'Queensday'. This is a double-flowering variety, and there are a couple of things that make this variety really special.
First are the really long, sturdy stems that you can see. The stems are nice and tall, for a double. It's also a little bit earlier flowering for a double tulip. 'Queensday' flowers for us right along with our Darwin hybrids, early to mid spring.
Another thing that's really nice about this variety is the range of colors on these blooms. You can see that as the buds open, they are a few different shades of green, a little bit of orange, and then, as they mature, the orange color develops further. But then, on the outer petal edges, there is a really beautiful range of rose and a little bit of magenta and green, along with the deepening orange. As the blooms mature even further, they get a little bit of gold on the petal edges. So there is a lot going on, color-wise, with this variety that makes it really beautiful and interesting.
The flowers are nice and fully double. They also have a little bit of a light, citrusy fragrance to them. And the plot is looking really nice right now, so we just wanted to share this!