Darwin Hybrid Tulip Mix

I planted them in a half barrel. Beautiful bulbs resulted in lovely flowers.

Mostly came in red and are very striking in early spring.

Those without chicken wire or hardware cloth protecting them were beheaded and eaten by wildlife, but that's typical for tulips. That's not the fault of the plant. It's that deer and rabbits and rodents find tulips to be yummy treats. The remainder, fortunately the majority, are now protected by chicken wire. I'd kind of planned that they'd be a cutting garden flower for me, and planted them in a garden in the back yard. I'm cutting them for the house once the buds are showing color, and they're opening very nicely inside. So far, several are 'Pink Impression.' When I see them, I think, "That's such a nice flower." I think at least one of the Darwin Hybrid tulips is 'Cool Pink Lemonade.' A couple are 'Candy Apple Red,' I believe, though the petals start out pink with a white picotee. The center of the petals seems to be getting darker as the flowers mature. One of the Darwin Hybrid tulips is 'Triple A,' which looks spectacular in a cobalt blue glass set by a vase that has 'Generaal de Wet' tulips in it. My father and I have both at separate times taken my mother over to the dining room table where the groupings of tulips in vases and glass cups are, and said, "Look how pretty they are."

Bulbs looked great when they arrived. They started blooming and I love the colors . I got red yellow white and the most beautiful salmon pink. I am already ordering 100 for next year.

These tulips are so pretty and vibrant! We had them down by our mailbox and our neighbors would stop and admire them.

These are planted around the oak tree in the front yard. I have nothing but tulips planted there and they are beautiful. You have a new customer. I have recommended you to several people.

Wonderful display. The stars of the neighborhood, everyone commented on them.

I have planted hundreds of tulips in my yard. This assortment was the most stunning yet. Colors were vibrant.