Peony tulips "Columbus"

Peony tulips. Unlike the "classic" variety, this type has many petals tightly arranged together. The bud has a rounded shape. Most tulips have a goblet-shaped flower or a form similar to lilies, but not this one. Original coloring. The main part of the petal is a rich pink color, fading towards the tips to a light pink from a raspberry shade. The tips of the petals are pointed and slightly curled inward. Before the buds open, Columbus tulips in the photo closely resemble other members of their species. The only difference is the slightly lighter leaves, which have a nearly bluish tint, though this phenomenon is not uncommon for tulips. In diameter, it is enormous for its kind, sometimes exceeding 10 cm.

In the photo 35, 45, 101, 151 tulips.

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A single-use water pack, flower food, and care instructions are included free with the bouquet.