Tulip - Belicia

This chameleon of a tulip starts out ivory with buttercream tips then opens to reveal rose-to-burgundy edges making this double flowering beauty a real showstopper in your garden. Early-blooming and and 14+ inches tall when in bloom. 

10 bulbs

The sooner you plant your tulips upon arrival the better. Dig a planting hole 6-8 inches deep. Place your tulips in your planting whole close but not touching, like eggs in a carton. once tulips are placed in your planting hole, deeply before burying them. This initial watering will stimulate root development and give you healthy tulips this Spring.