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The double-flowering Gudoshnik Double tulip brings a rich display of warm colors and positive energy to spring gardens. Its huge flowers, which open during April and May, resemble peonies in shape and, when in full bloom, are as large as an orange. This is not your ordinary solid-colored variety. Each bulb produces a unique flower that blends varying proportions of yellow, orange, and deep red. You will receive the largest cultivated bulbs from us to plant directly into your flower bed—no long wait for growth from seeds here. Thanks to the color variability, group planting looks very playful, especially when you plant a larger number of bulbs in a sunny or slightly shaded spot. The strong stems grow to about forty centimeters high and handle spring weather safely without the need for support. Furthermore, the variety has a very pleasant scent, making it a favorite for lovers of cut flowers. It lasts a long time in a vase and will reliably liven up any interior.

Bright and cheerful shades of lemon yellow and golden color make the Yellow Pomponette tulip an absolute spring classic. For us, it is one of the most popular double-flowered varieties that easily enlivens a garden waking up after winter. They grow to a height of around fifty centimeters and do not need any support because their stems are firm and resistant. Their rich blossoms slightly resemble small peonies in shape and appear during April and May. Fresh green leaves perfectly complement the overall look and let the yellow color stand out fully. They look best in flowerbeds in larger groups, where they form eye-catching areas, or next to blue hyacinths and small grape hyacinths. A great advantage of the Yellow Pomponette variety is its durability after harvesting. The stems keep the heavy, full flowers upright, which is why they make a wonderful addition to any vase or gift bouquet.

We have been growing the Apricot Impression tulip from the very beginning and we simply cannot get enough of it. In our opinion, it is one of the most beautiful single tulips of all, and it reliably brings any spring flowerbed to life. It is characterized by very strong growth and exceptionally long stems, which commonly reach a height of around fifty to sixty centimeters. During April and May, large flowers in a beautiful shade of deep apricot with a light pink tint come to life at their tips. These warm colors contrast beautifully with the classic green leaves and have a very joyful effect. Thanks to its long and sturdy stems, it is absolutely ideal for cutting into spring bouquets; it looks elegant in a vase and brings a fresh spring mood into the interior. In the garden, it thrives best in a sunny spot or partial shade, where it stands out beautifully in larger groups next to other bulbs. We send our customers large bulbs, which, after planting in the soil, will grow into strong and healthy plants. You can fully enjoy the beauty of these apricot flowers as soon as spring arrives.

The Angélique tulip is one of our most popular varieties, and as soon as it blooms, you will understand why. Its full flowers with a rich petal structure resemble peonies or fluffy English roses at first glance. They open into beautiful pastel tones ranging from creamy and powdery to light pink. On sturdy stems, it grows to a height of about thirty to forty-five centimeters, making it a perfect fit for mixed spring flower beds and smaller group plantings. The delicate beauty of the flowers also brings a very pleasant sweet fragrance to the garden, which is not exactly common among tulips. The large bulbs you receive will grow into vigorous plants in the spring. Angélique is absolutely ideal for cutting. We recommend harvesting the stems for the vase when the buds are fully colored but still slightly closed. At home, they will delight you for many days and gently scent the entire room.

Fragrant flowers in an enticing strawberry-pink shade make the Pink Impression cultivar a true star of the spring months. We have been growing Impression family tulips since the very beginning and we swear by them because they reliably form the foundation of the garden. We consider them to be among the most beautiful simple tulips of all, and they always delight us with their strong growth. Their long stems bear perfectly shaped chalices that open during April and May. The deep pink color pairs excellently with white or blue spring flowers in mixed perennial beds. From a distance, the flowers attract bees, for whom they provide an enticing stop after the winter. These tulips do not require any support and hold their shape steadily. The straight stems make them easy to arrange into bouquets, in which this variety looks very cheerful and clean. It will bring you a lot of joy at home in a vase.

The fringed edges of the petals make the Queensland tulip an unmissable element of spring days. The flowers captivate at first glance with their extraordinary texture and bear a magnificent palette of pink tones. The base consists of a deeper pink color that fades to very light pastel shades at the edges. The result is exceptionally delicate, unique, and brings a sense of lightness to the garden. They bloom on sturdy green stems about forty centimeters high during April and May. The Queensland tulip is guaranteed to transform any spring flower bed if you plant it in generous quantities. For maximum impact, plant the bulbs in larger groups, where they will create a rich, colorful carpet together. It fits perfectly into mixed plantings, where it will be well accompanied by lower spring perennials and other types of tulips. In addition to its beauty in the garden, it also offers a wide range of uses for lovers of cut flowers. Its fringed petals and romantic coloring make it a huge favorite for wedding floristry and the creation of spring bouquets. It looks very gentle in a vase and maintains its fresh appearance for a long time.

The pink and salmon tones of the Salmon Impression tulip will literally brighten up any spring flowerbed. We have been growing these Impression family tulips since the very beginning and we swear by them because their large bulbs grow into exceptionally strong and healthy plants. You can look forward to huge, classically shaped flowers that open during April and May on sturdy stems up to sixty centimeters tall. The delicate salmon-pink color looks very playful in the garden and pairs perfectly with white or deep purple spring flowers. Outside of the flowerbed, this tulip makes a wonderful display indoors as well. It is exceptionally well-suited for cutting, and thanks to its sturdy stems, it does not bend in a vase. Whether you let it bring you joy outdoors or arrange it into a lush spring bouquet, it is guaranteed to become your favorite.

Parrot tulips are very popular here, and the 'Black Parrot' cultivar is among the most interesting of all. When the typical fringed flower shape meets a trendy dark burgundy to almost black color, a truly unique spring spectacle is born. From the large bulbs provided, a strong plant with sturdy stems forty to fifty centimeters tall will grow during April and May. The dramatically colored petals have edges that resemble ruffled bird feathers and form an interesting contrast to the fresh green leaves. In the garden, this tulip stands out in mixed plantings in sun or partial shade, where its dark tones perfectly complement lighter spring flowers. 'Black Parrot' is an excellent material for bouquets, so we recommend planting a few bulbs specifically for spring vases. In floristry, it brings an unusual structure and a touch of subtle extravagance to arrangements. The plant does not need support and dies back into the bulb after spring flowering.

The double-flowered Blue Diamond tulip is among the most popular spring bulbs. It stands out with full, peony-like flowers in intense shades of dark purple with a delicate bluish tint. It blooms at the turn of April and May, and its flowers are carried on firm, upright stems up to fifty centimeters high. What makes this variety truly interesting is its unusual, but very pleasant fragrance. Fragrant tulips will delight every gardener, whether they are decorating a sunny flowerbed or a fresh bouquet on the table. You will receive the largest bulbs from us, which just need to be planted in the ground, and in the spring, you can look forward to a rich flood of colors. In garden design, the dark purple color offers many possibilities. The tulip fits nicely into mixed spring flowerbeds, where you can easily complement it with lighter species. It looks nice next to pure white or light yellow daffodils, which highlight its deep color. Thanks to the sturdy stems that do not require support, Blue Diamond is perfectly suited for cutting. It maintains its shape and freshness in vases and spring arrangements for an unusually long time.

The Double Princess tulip catches the eye at first glance with its rich, full blooms that closely resemble fluffy peonies. The flowers shine in a deep fuchsia-pink color, with edges that transition gently into noticeably lighter shades. You will receive the largest available bulb from us, which will grow into a sturdy plant up to forty-five centimeters tall during April and May. In addition to its attractive appearance, this cultivar will delight you with its pleasant fragrance. The plant is completely undemanding, reliably withstands heavy frosts, and thrives best in sun or partial shade. In spring flower beds, it is a great choice for combining with early perennials and lighter-colored bulbs, creating a wonderful color contrast. Its fragrant fuchsia flowers are perfect for floral arrangements, as this double-flowered variety is excellent for cutting. A bouquet in a vase looks very rich and will bring the beautiful, fresh atmosphere of spring into your home.

The Cabanna tulip is a standout member of the parrot tulip family that brings playfulness and unconventional shapes to the spring garden. These tulips are characterized by frayed and seemingly crinkled petals that curl beautifully when in full bloom. The Cabanna variety immediately catches the eye with its delicate color combination, blending shades of light pink and creamy white. On sturdy stems, it grows to a height of about forty to fifty centimeters and brings joy with its flowers during April and May. Because it is a frost-hardy bulb, it can easily withstand deep frosts. In spring compositions, it pairs perfectly with other types of bulbs or lower-growing early spring perennials, adding a soft pastel touch. If you enjoy creating spring arrangements, Cabanna will definitely not disappoint you. Its sturdy stems and long-lasting flowers are made for cutting into a vase, where they create a unique impression and bring a true spring atmosphere into your home.

The Delnashaugh daffodil hides an unexpected beauty that you will fall in love with at first sight. We admit its name is a bit of a mouthful, but it more than makes up for it with its appearance. This is a magnificent double-flowering daffodil with a center composed of rich peach and orange petals interspersed with pure white outer petals. Growing to a height of about forty centimeters, it certainly won't get lost in a flower bed and will beautifully complement other spring bulbs. During April and May, it will brighten up any garden and add a very pleasant fragrance. You will receive large bulbs from us that will grow into strong plants in the spring. Delnashaugh is an exceptionally good variety for cutting. If you enjoy creating spring bouquets, these full blooms will bring you great joy in a vase and bring a fragrant spring directly into your home. You can combine it with other daffodils or tulips to create the perfect spring composition.

The 'Flash Point' tulip may not be among the subdued pastel varieties, but its rich, vibrant fuchsia color is exactly what the eye needs after a long, gray winter. This reliable and hardworking double-flowered tulip blooms early in April as one of the first, instantly capturing everyone's attention. Standing on sturdy stems thirty to forty-five centimeters tall, it bears full blooms that strikingly resemble peonies in shape. On top of that, it has a beautiful fragrance, making it an even more enticing piece. It is guaranteed to stand out in spring flowerbeds, creating unforgettable areas full of energy. It works perfectly as a striking element among more delicate spring flowers or emerging perennials. For lovers of bouquets, it is an absolute sure bet. It provides a great harvest and stays fresh in a vase for a long time, bringing a joyful spring atmosphere right into your home.

The tulip 'Pink Magic' has been with us for several seasons now and has rightfully become everyone's favorite. Its color transitions from light shades of pink to warm peach tones, giving it an extraordinarily tender appearance. Furthermore, the petals have fringed edges, which lend an unusual flair and airiness to the classic tulip shape. From the firm bulb you receive from us, a medium-tall plant reaching thirty to forty-five centimeters will grow during April and May. It will enliven every awakening garden with its vibrant spring colors. In spring flower beds, 'Pink Magic' stands out best in larger groups, where it fully shows its texture. Its peach-pink tones complement white daffodils or blue grape hyacinths perfectly, and it fits seamlessly into the undergrowth beneath early-sprouting shrubs. If you enjoy decorating your home with fresh flowers, you will surely fall in love with this tulip. Its sturdy stems are made for cutting into a vase; they stay fresh for a long time indoors, and the fringed blooms will make a great show in spring bouquets.

The 'Zantucharme' tulip is, in our opinion, an exclusive tulip. A soft peach-orange color and a full bloom—simply beautiful. 'Zantucharme' will enchant you not only with its unmistakable appearance but also with its very pleasant scent. Dark green leaves provide the perfect contrast to the rich blooms, which grow to a height of about forty centimeters. It is a bulbous plant, so you will receive a high-quality large bulb from us, ready for autumn planting directly into the flower bed. 'Zantucharme' blooms during April and May, bringing beautiful warm tones to the spring garden. It stands out most in group plantings alongside other spring flowers, where it creates a truly rich color spectacle. It is also an absolutely ideal choice for growers who like to cut flowers for home vases. Its sturdy stems and full, fragrant blooms stay fresh indoors for a long time and will reliably brighten up any table.

The 'Foxy Foxtrot' tulip brings warm peach and apricot tones to the spring garden, complemented by subtle orange streaks. This magnificent double-flowered cultivar produces rich blooms that resemble peonies in shape. During April and May, it brightens every flowerbed with a flood of colors ranging from yellow to apricot to soft pink. The green leaves create a pleasant contrast to the striking flowers. Furthermore, the plant will pleasantly surprise you with its delicate fragrance, which reliably attracts the first spring bees and other pollinators. In flowerbeds, 'Foxy Foxtrot' complements forget-me-nots, grape hyacinths, or lower spring perennials perfectly. Given its height of around thirty to forty-five centimeters, the stems do not need support and withstand spring weather well. This tulip is made for lovers of cut flowers. Its sturdy stems and full, fragrant blooms last a really long time in a vase and bring a joyful spring atmosphere into your home. Cut them for the vase when the buds begin to open slightly and show color.

Most daffodils have a bright orange or deep yellow center, but lately, more muted pastel colors have become increasingly popular. The Palmares daffodil is exactly the hit you've been looking for if you want something a little different. We explore every powdery, salmon, and apricot-colored daffodil we can get our hands on, and this cultivar absolutely charmed us. Although it is a simple daffodil, its center is made up of beautifully ruffled petals in a soft peach shade. Thanks to this detail, the entire flower has an unexpectedly rich appearance, softened by pure white outer petals. From the large bulbs you receive from us and plant directly into the soil, strong flowers will emerge in the spring. During April and May, these thirty to forty-centimeter-tall beauties will brighten up any sunny or semi-shaded spot in your garden. Palmares is a long-lived perennial and stands out in group plantings. In addition to its ornamental function outdoors, it is perfect for creating cut bouquets, to which it brings an elegant spring mood.

The Copper Image tulip brings infinite splendor in warm, earthy tones to the spring garden. Its unusual, full flowers stand out with a play of copper, dusty rose, and salmon colors, which reliably enliven any space. Throughout April and May, these saturated colors gradually fade into soft pastel shades. Thus, every day in the flower bed offers a slightly different, yet always charming, sight. Furthermore, the flowers are pleasantly fragrant and grow to a height of thirty to forty-five centimeters. This extraordinary piece will certainly elevate every spring garden to a higher level. In flower beds, it works excellently in mixed plantings in the sun or partial shade, where it nicely complements other spring flowers in white, cream, or, conversely, deep burgundy colors. Florists love to reach for it because of its fullness and longevity in a vase.

White and green tones in spring beds have a unique charm, and the 'Exotic Emperor' tulip is clear proof of that. This cultivar excels with its original flowers, which rise on sturdy stems to a height of around forty centimeters. During April and May, it creates a spectacle full of delicate details in the garden. The unopened buds are bordered by interesting green and creamy stripes. As soon as the flowers open, the petals overlap each other and reveal a pure white center. Its unexpectedly strong scent also attracts attention. In a flower bed, it is exceptionally easy to combine with small early perennials, and its calm coloring can tone down the sharper contrasts of more vibrant flowers. Its sweet nectar also reliably attracts spring bees and bumblebees. Strong and straight stems make it an excellent cut flower that gradually blooms into stunning shapes in a vase. From us, you will receive large, strong bulbs ready for planting directly into your garden beds.

The Palmyra tulip is a stunning double-flowered cultivar that immediately catches the eye with its very dark color. Although often referred to as a black tulip, it is not truly black, but rather a very dark, rich burgundy with subtle hints of red. You will receive the largest bulbs from us, which will grow into strong stems reaching heights of around thirty to forty-five centimeters during April and May. It looks spectacular in a flower bed, especially in combination with light, delicate daffodils or smaller spring perennials, to which it adds necessary contrast and depth. Its full blooms resemble peonies and bring a touch of elegance to the spring garden. It is an absolutely undemanding plant that will delight even total beginners. Palmyra is also excellent for cutting. Cut the stems for a vase when the buds begin to show color so that they stay fresh in your home for as long as possible. The rich flowers stand out beautifully in bouquets and give them a fresh, unconventional look.

The 'Apricot Parrot' tulip belongs to the unusual group of parrot tulips that won us over with their unrestrained appearance. Finely fringed petals bring an entirely different texture to the garden than what we are used to with classic varieties. The flower itself offers an amazing play of colors, where a pure white center transitions into a distinct fuchsia with surprising green details. During the spring, the coloration gradually changes through apricot and orange tones. From the supplied bulbs, stems about fifty centimeters tall grow without the need for support, ending in large fragrant flowers. These are most attractive exactly when they fully open and reach the size of a human palm. In garden compositions, they reliably complement other spring bulbs and bring color and plenty of life to empty spaces, as they willingly feed the awakening bees. We also like to cut parrot varieties for bouquets. Even a very small number of stems creates an unmissable element in a vase.

The Shrike narcissus draws attention from a distance with its unusual flowers, which combine pure white with warm shades of orange. The flowers gradually transition to a richer apricot color, and as the bloom ages, the color fades into softer apricot tones. The central petals are distinctly wavy and ruffled. Occasionally, they even reach the very edge of the flower or playfully alternate with the white petals, creating a rich and fluffy appearance. The plant reaches a height of about forty centimeters and will brighten up any spring flower bed during April and May. Its pleasant scent reliably attracts the first spring bees and other pollinators. In the garden, this narcissus stands out both in large groups and in combination with other spring bulbs or lower perennials. The bulb you receive will grow into a healthy plant that does not need support and is resistant to common diseases. Thanks to their sturdy stems, the flowers are absolutely ideal for cutting into spring bouquets, where their unusual shape and fragrance will bring much joy.

The Foxtrot tulip brings delicate beauty to the spring garden with its large flowers in pastel pink and white shades. It is an extremely popular spring bulb that does not need any support and fits perfectly into mixed perennial flowerbeds, where it beautifully complements earlier flowering species. Foxtrot is notable not only for its fluffy appearance but also for its very pleasant fragrance, which attracts the first spring pollinators, such as bees and bumblebees, during April and May. Thanks to its strong stems and beautifully shaped flowers, it is absolutely ideal for cutting. It stays fresh in a vase for a relatively long time and reliably softens every spring bouquet. You will enjoy this short-lived perennial without much worry; the plant does not require special care and will bring joy even to complete beginners. Just place the bulb in the soil in the autumn, and a wonderful pastel spectacle awaits you in the spring.

The Barre Alta tulip brings an absolutely unmistakable spectacle to the spring garden. It excels with its exceptionally vigorous growth and long stems that reach a height of over half a meter. Its flowers offer a beautiful shade of salmon color, lightly complemented by subtle tones of green and pink. In addition, the flowers have a pleasant scent, which makes them a magnificent attraction for bees and other pollinators that are just waking up in the spring. You will receive the largest possible bulb from us, from which a vigorous plant will grow during April and May. This tulip is perfectly suited for cutting because it looks truly extraordinary in a vase and stays fresh for a long time. It will look best in larger groups in the flower bed, where its salmon color perfectly complements other spring bulbs or early-flowering perennials. It is an absolutely undemanding plant with which even complete beginners will achieve perfect results.

The Sir Winston Churchill daffodil has rightfully earned the title of king among daffodils. This unmistakable cultivar blooms a little later, usually during April and May, filling your garden with a strong and very pleasant fragrance. On sturdy stems that grow to a height of around fifty centimeters, you will not find just one flower, but a cluster of several smaller ones. Elegant creamy-white outer petals are perfectly complemented by a rich, double-flowered center in soft orange tones. From the green leaves grows a spring splendor that reliably attracts bees and other early pollinators. You will receive quality large bulbs from us, which will easily grow into richly flowering clumps in a sunny or partially shaded bed. In the garden, it complements earlier bulbs and sprouting perennials perfectly. Thanks to its sturdy stems and lack of need for support, it is an ideal choice for cutting. It stays fresh in a vase for a long time, and its intoxicating scent will fragrance any interior.

The 'Columbus' tulip brings an unmissable play of colors and a delicate fragrance to the spring garden. It captivates with its rich flowers that gradually transition from raspberry-red and pink tones to a pure white trim on the petal edges. During April and May, it grows to a height of thirty to forty-five centimeters, and thanks to its strong stems, it handles itself easily without support. In flower beds, it looks excellent in larger groups or in combination with other spring bulbs, such as daffodils and grape hyacinths. The striking flowers, together with classic green leaves, perfectly fill emptier spaces under budding shrubs or on the edges of mixed beds. 'Columbus' is absolutely ideal for cutting into bouquets. Its fragrant flowers stay fresh in a vase for a very long time and bring the awakening energy of spring into your interior. Bouquets of these tulips look full and do not require complex arranging; just a few stems are enough to create a beautiful table decoration.

The Ice King daffodil catches the eye at first glance with its creamy to pastel-yellow color, reminiscent of a refreshing banana milkshake. Its double-flower centers are surrounded by a richly ruffled skirt, while the outer petals playfully curl and point backward. This reliable, perennial harbinger of spring grows to a height of about forty centimeters and brightens up every garden from April to May. Its narrow, gray-green leaves form a calm background for its unusually shaped, strongly fragrant flowers, which are never gaudy. We send our customers the largest available bulbs, which will soon provide a wonderful show after being placed in the ground. In mixed spring beds, this ice king stands out best next to other bulbs or early-blooming perennials, with which it creates balanced color contrasts in sun and partial shade. Additionally, the Ice King daffodil is a great choice for cut bouquets. Its sturdy stems do not need support and last a very long time in a vase. The ruffled flowers act as an irresistible magnet for bees, providing them with their first spring food. This original showstopper has definitely earned its permanent place with us.

The double-flowered Crispion Sweet tulip brings a flood of raspberry tones and extraordinary elegance to the spring garden. It is a short-lived bulbous plant whose greatest asset is its rich flowers with an unconventional structure. The petals have a deeper pink color, and their frayed edges transition smoothly into pure white. This creates an amazing sugared effect that reliably grabs attention in the flower bed. We ship only the largest bulbs to our customers, which will grow into sturdy stems up to forty-five centimeters high in April and May. Crispion Sweet finds a place in every garden and combines perfectly with smaller spring bulbs and early perennials. Given that it is low-maintenance and does not require support, even complete beginners can easily care for it. Furthermore, its fringed flowers are highly prized for spring bouquets. Just cut a few stems to have a breathtaking table decoration that will brighten up your entire interior.

The spring garden gains an unmistakable romantic touch with the 'Double Sugar' tulip. The full, richly layered blooms of this cultivar feature a beautiful pastel pink shade that transitions smoothly to white toward the center. Their shape and color somewhat resemble sweet cotton candy, and they also have a lovely fragrance. Standing on sturdy stems thirty to forty-five centimeters tall, they bloom throughout April and May. You will receive the largest bulbs directly from us, which guarantees truly rich flowering in the very first season. In garden beds, they form beautiful compositions with early-flowering perennials and perfectly complement fresh spring greenery. They look their best when planted in rich clumps at the edges of mixed borders. The flowers are made for cutting into vases, where they remain fresh for many days. Florists love this variety for creating delicate wedding decorations and festive spring arrangements, to which it adds necessary volume and elegance.

The 'Sugar Crystal' tulip definitely belongs in the top ten of double-flowered tulips, and you will understand why at first glance. Its flowers offer a rich dusty rose color, with the frayed ends of the petals gently lightening to pure white. This creates a wonderful sugared effect that looks very delicate and unique in the spring garden. The plant grows to a height of about thirty to forty-five centimeters and produces rich flowers during April and May that resemble peonies from a distance. You will receive a high-quality large bulb from us, from which a strong plant will grow in the spring. This variety is made for those who love cut flowers. It stays firm in a vase and maintains its attractive shape for a long time, so you can easily create rich spring bouquets with it. In the garden, it complements lower perennials that lack color in the spring months perfectly, or creates a stunning contrast alongside simple white flowers.