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Organic Tulipa 'Ballerina' | Lilyflowering

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Grown & Soil Association Certified 100% Organic

One of our favourite spring flowering bulbs, this lily flowering tulip variety produces a vivid, orange flower, with fluted petals flushed with scarlet and form reminiscent of a lily. Emerging in the late spring, Tulipa 'Ballerina' is an elegant, long-stemmed beauty that emits a subtle sweet scent and with it’s attractive foliage also makes for a great cut flower. 

Plant in the autumn from late October into the winter as long as the temperature is mild, either in pots, as part of a bulb lasagne with other scented blooms such as Narcissus Thalia or in a garden border. Orange tulips are striking when planted alongside  hot coloured companions with a similar bloom time and luminous in the spring sunshine.

We planted them at Cambridge Central Mosque with crimson and violet varieties to create a bold colour blocking display.

Additional Information

Flowering month: April/May

Height: 45-50cm

Density: 30m2

Position: Partial shade / Full Sun

PLEASE NOTE SPRING FLOWERING BULBS WILL BE DELIVERED IN AUTUMN 2025

SHIPPING INFORMATION

Spring-flowering bulbs are despatched between October-December. Orders are shipped in chronological order from the date an order is received. Bulbs arrive from our growers in September-October. It usually takes 2-4weeks to clear all orders. After this we can ship within 24hrs or 48hrs for orders under 2kg, whereas orders over 2kg can take 3-5 working days.

Summer-flowering bulbs are despatched from April-July.

Snowdrops in the green are despatched in the UK in February & March. Bluebells in the green are despatched in the UK from March-May.

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