Tulips Crispa Hamilton, Oceanside, February 17, 2015

Year: 2015 (February 17, 2015)

11″ x 8.5″

Media: Canon® Pro Platinum High Gloss Photo Paper

Printers: Canon® PIXMA

Color

Art: Photo

Artist: Luc Paquin

The Home Depot, Oceanside, CA, USA

Fringed Tulips

Similar to Crispa tulips have stunning fringed satin-like flower petals. Our Tulipa Crispa will simply delight you with their jewel-toned flowers! Tulip Crispa bulbs give flowers in April to May and can be planted from September to December. These wholesale bulbs give plants of 40 – 60 cm tall and will grow in Partial sun to Full sun.

A Low-Maintenance, Easy-to-Grow Beauty Perfect for Garden and Container! If you want to fill your spring garden with both fabulous color and textural interest, ‘Hamilton’ is the Tulip for you! These stunning blooms have orange petals with a deep green flame running up the center of each one. But perhaps the best part is the fringed edges that are lightly marked with rose. No one will be able to walk past these Tulips without stopping to admire them!

This dazzling variety makes a fabulous addition to borders adding texture and color to spring plantings. Try planting it alongside rich, dark varieties for a superb contrast. The strong stems are ideal for cutting, making them an outstanding option for a stylish, indoor flower arrangement.

Blooming from mid-spring to late spring, ‘Hamilton’ grows to about 1½ feet high and grows best when planted in an area with full sun. Like all Tulips, it’s extremely easy to grow, and its size and the fact that it’s so low-maintenance mean it’s great for patio containers as well.

Tulips should be watered at least twice per week when temperatures reach 75 degrees and higher to keep the leaves green as long as possible. After the leaves die, dig the bulbs up and divide them or keep them in the ground during the summer.

Just imagine having these blooms greeting you each spring all around your deck or patio! And of course, we can’t forget what wonderful cut flowers Tulips are, and ‘Hamilton’ is sure to steal the show!

Luc