Tulip White Flag
Tulip White Flag – is a triumph tulip. White is an extraordinary colour in gardens. Set amongst the fresh spring greens of April, the bright white seems to epitomise the fresh new season. Tulip White Flag is aptly named as a pure white signal that spring is well underway. You can see why many gardeners will have a white themed garden. However, a white tulip is a very useful colour to mix with other colours.
Packs | Price per pack |
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1 - 2 | £6.54 |
3 - 5 | £4.32 |
6+ | £3.14 |
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.
£6.54 (inc. VAT)
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Specifications:
- Colour: White
- Height: 40cm
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How to grow:
- Hardiness: Hardy
- Soil Type: Moist but well drained
- Position: Full sun, Semi-shade
- Bulbs per m2: 75
- Planting depth: 10cm
- Planting distance: 10cm
More Information
Tulip White Flag – is a triumph tulip. White is an extraordinary colour in gardens. Set amongst the fresh spring greens of April, the bright white seems to epitomise the fresh new season. Tulip White Flag is aptly named as a pure white signal that spring is well underway. You can see why many gardeners will have a white themed garden. However, a white tulip is a very useful colour to mix with other colours.
As a triumph tulip bulb White Flag will flower mid-season in April. It will grow to around 40cm high accompanied by fresh green foliage and a sturdy stem.
What are Triumph Tulips?
Triumph tulips are the largest group of tulip varieties, providing an assortment of colors in mid-late spring. The blooms are single and of the classic tulip cup shape. They are short to medium in height, growing between 10 – 24 inches tall (25 – 60cm) on sturdy stems.
How do I plant Tulip bulbs?
We recommend planting tulip bulbs in October, they need a minimum of six weeks in the ground, so you can plant them as late as January. Plant tulip bulbs pointed side up into a hole of around 10-12cm deep and 8-10cm apart. If you are planting lots, rather than individually, we recommend digging a larger area and folding the soil back over. Tulips like good drainage, so you might need to add some grit to help excess water flow away.
We recommend lifting tulip bulbs after they have flowered as they don’t perform well the next year. This is because the tulip bulb produces many smaller bulbs after flowering and the original bulb withers away. You can see more here