Tulipa clusiana var. chrysantha is a beautiful an natural looking species here in my gardenin Austria, where ir blooms in early May and g...Read Morerows best in a meadow
Naturalizes and perennializes here (Boston Z6a), increasing from one year to the next.
Most tulips are annuals here, beca...Read Moreuse we get too much summer rainfall. Tulips require a dry summer rest, and most irrigated gardens are kept too moist for any tulip to survive.
All tulips are prime fodder for deer and other critters.
San Antonio, TX (Zone 8b) | November 2008 | neutral
I planted Tulipa clusiana var. chrysantha in 2005 and they bloomed nicely. They came up the next year; however, they did not bloom. The...Read More following year, they disappeared and have not returned.
Grows in heavy alkaline clay soil as well. This is my favorite species tulip; it has a long bloom stem that makes it a delicate-looking ...Read Moreplant, (and a cut flower candidate) but also has a long bloom duration to boot. Blooms in May here.
I really enjoy these little species tulips - they are a welcome touch of color in the early spring. I am in central Texas (zone 8) and t...Read Morehey are very reliable here, coming back every spring.
Tulipa clusiana var. chrysantha is a beautiful an natural looking species here in my gardenin Austria, where ir blooms in early May and g...Read More
Naturalizes and perennializes here (Boston Z6a), increasing from one year to the next.
Most tulips are annuals here, beca...Read More
I planted Tulipa clusiana var. chrysantha in 2005 and they bloomed nicely. They came up the next year; however, they did not bloom. The...Read More
Grows in heavy alkaline clay soil as well. This is my favorite species tulip; it has a long bloom stem that makes it a delicate-looking ...Read More
I really enjoy these little species tulips - they are a welcome touch of color in the early spring. I am in central Texas (zone 8) and t...Read More
This is a cute little border plant. When opened in the full sun you don't see the red at all .