Mix Passion (50 tulip bulbs)
This mix contains 5 elegant double fringed tulip varieties:
• Sweet Simone: charming pink with cream-fringed flowers (medium height)
• Amazing Parrot: beautiful orange/pink parrot tulips (medium height)
• Cranberry Thistle: burgundy beauty that sometimes produces multiple flowers (medium height)
• Crunchy Cummins: a striking fringe in matte purple that fades to bright purple-pink (tall)
• Queensland: wonderfully large pink flowers with white fringes (medium height)
You can plant the tulip bulbs in groups or mix them.
The varying heights create a beautiful natural effect. First, mix all varieties together—for example, in a bucket. Then scatter them across the garden and plant them where they fall. You can already look forward to spring!
Specifications
| Flowering time | April-May |
| Planting site | Sun or semi-shadow |
| Type of product | Tulip bulbs |
| Number per package: | 5 x 10 flower bulbs |
| Suitable as a cut flower | Yes |
Tips
Tulip bulbs – easy, versatile and a true celebration of spring
Tulips are incredibly easy to plant and bring a vibrant splash of colour to your garden or balcony. They thrive both in the ground and in pots – perfect for any outdoor space, large or small.
Plant the bulbs in autumn and let nature do the rest. Everything the flower needs is already inside the bulb. Come spring, you’ll enjoy blooms in the most beautiful colours.
Grow your own happiness – even without a green thumb!
Our tips for success:
- Plant in October or November – not too early, as the soil is often still too warm in September. You can still plant in December, as long as there’s no frost.
- Choose a sunny or semi-shaded spot
- Always use fresh potting soil and make sure there’s good drainage when planting in pots
- Water right after planting – and again during dry spells in spring
- Leave the bulbs outside during winter (only cover them with straw or leaves during hard frost, or move pots to a sheltered spot)
- Tulips are not naturally perennial. Some stronger varieties may bloom a second or even third year, but often less abundantly. For a full display each spring, we recommend planting new bulbs every autumn.
Inspiration for extra flower joy:
- Combine tulips with narcissus or grape hyacinths for a playful mix
- Try layering bulbs in a large pot: tulips at the bottom, then narcissus and muscari, and pansies on top
- Give bulbs or a gift card – the lucky recipient will think of you all spring long!
Tulip bulbs – easy, versatile and a true celebration of spring
Tulips are incredibly easy to plant and bring a vibrant splash of colour to your garden or balcony. They thrive both in the ground and in pots – perfect for any outdoor space, large or small.
Plant the bulbs in autumn and let nature do the rest. Everything the flower needs is already inside the bulb. Come spring, you’ll enjoy blooms in the most beautiful colours.
Grow your own happiness – even without a green thumb!
Our tips for success:
- Plant in October or November – not too early, as the soil is often still too warm in September. You can still plant in December, as long as there’s no frost.
- Choose a sunny or semi-shaded spot
- Always use fresh potting soil and make sure there’s good drainage when planting in pots
- Water right after planting – and again during dry spells in spring
- Leave the bulbs outside during winter (only cover them with straw or leaves during hard frost, or move pots to a sheltered spot)
- Tulips are not naturally perennial. Some stronger varieties may bloom a second or even third year, but often less abundantly. For a full display each spring, we recommend planting new bulbs every autumn.
Inspiration for extra flower joy:
- Combine tulips with narcissus or grape hyacinths for a playful mix
- Try layering bulbs in a large pot: tulips at the bottom, then narcissus and muscari, and pansies on top
- Give bulbs or a gift card – the lucky recipient will think of you all spring long!
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