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A dark, rich, velvety-purple, double flowering tulip. This variety is named for the ancient Roman city in Syria.
Plant in groups of 9 or more for best show, 50 or more if you want an exceptional display. 6 bulbs per package.
Bloom Time
Mid Spring
Sunlight Needs
Full to part sun (6+ hours daily)
Plant Height
14 inches (35 cm)
Bulb Spacing
6 inches (15 cm)
Planting Depth
6 inches (15 cm)
How Many to Plant?
9 bulbs fit into one square foot.
Groups of 9 or more is recommended. A bigger grouping always creates a showier display.
Zone Rating
3
Deer Resistant?
NO
Fragrant?
NO
Planting Tips
Also see the bulb package for specific planting information.
These bulbs are best planted in Fall, any time after the first hard frost. In the Prince George region, late September/early October is ideal. That said, bulbs can be planted later, as long as the soil can be worked.
Choose a site with well draining soil in full to part sun. Amend soil to improve nutrients and texture if needed. Bone meal can also be mixed into the soil at the base of the bulb.
Plant bulbs 6 inches (15 cm) apart and 6 inches (15 cm) deep with the pointed end facing up.
To finish planting, lightly water the in soil.
In Spring after bulbs finish flowering, allow foliage to die back naturally. Stems can be bent onto the ground to make them less visible. Clean up or trim foliage after it has dried out and easily separates from the bulb.
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