Tulip Marilyn

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Tulip Marilyn – is a pure white lily flowering tulip bulb, but dramatically flamed with magenta-red. A tall and elegant tulip. These lily flowered tulip bulbs produce long and elegant flowers.

PacksPrice per pack
1 - 2 £5.03
3 - 5 £3.32
6+ £2.41

Please Note: Spring Flowering Bulbs are shipped from September once they are in our warehouse. There may be a wait whilst we work through our backorder, please contact us if you have any time restrictions.

£5.03 (inc. VAT)

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Specifications:

  • Colour: Red, White
  • Height: 55cm
  • Bulb Size: 10/11cm

    Good For:

    • Beds and borders
    • Cut flowers
    • Pots and containers

    How to grow:

    • Hardiness: Hardy
    • Soil Type: Moist but well drained
    • Position: Full sun
    • Bulbs per m2: 75
    • Planting depth: 10cm
    • Planting distance: 10cm

    More Information

    Tulip Marilyn – is a pure white lily flowering tulip bulb, but dramatically flamed with magenta-red. A tall and elegant tulip. These lily flowered tulip bulbs produce long and elegant flowers. The single flowers that begin the day tightly closed in the shape of a single flame. Once the sun warms them up you’ll see a spectacular array of star shaped flowers of all colours.

    What are Lily Flowered Tulips?

    Lily flowered tulips are hybrids, they produce slender flowers, often with recurving, pointed petals. The stems are not very sturdy, making them prone to wind damage, so they are best planted in a sheltered position. Like most tulips, they bloom best the first year after planting. They will often bloom again in the second year, but with smaller and fewer flowers.

    Growing lily flowered tulips

    In order to keep your Tulip Marilyn healthy, there are several steps you should take when growing and caring for them. One of the most important things to consider when planting these tulips is the location. Find a spot in your garden with well-draining soil that receives at least six hours of direct sunlight throughout the day. Plant bulbs 10cm deep, spacing them at least 8cm apart from one another. Once planted, be sure to water them regularly so that the soil stays moist, but not soggy.

    Finally, once the tulips have finished flowering and the foliage has turned yellow or brown, it’s time to cut back the stems and deadhead spent flowers. You can lift the tulip bulbs as soon as they have finished flowering or wait until you plant your dahlias. This will ensure that your garden remains neat and tidy throughout spring and summer months.