Colorblends Wholesale Flowerbulbs

At first glance, you might do a double take. A peony in spring? It’s not a peony. It’s a double tulip.

When most people think of tulips, they picture the classic bloom of a simple, goblet-shaped flower. But double tulips are something else entirely. Layer upon layer of petals creates a bloom that looks strikingly similar to a peony yet arrives weeks earlier in the spring garden.

Fluffy, ruffled, big, broad, dense, bold, demure. Mix and match those adjectives how you like, but the effect of these flowers in the landscape is always the same: sensational.

Plant some this fall. You'll be glad you did.

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What is the difference between cubed and squared tulip blends?

Cubed Tulip Blends comprise an early, mid and late variety to give you an extended run of spring bloom. Flowering is sequential, but overlap is common, and welcome.

The Cubed Blends have been popular for many years, but for some commercial customers, they bloom too long. These customers need to have the tulips done and out of the way so that the summer annuals can go in on schedule.

Time and manpower are precious in the spring; a landscape professional can’t be waiting for the tulips to finish when dozens or even hundreds of flats of annuals sit baking in the parking lot outside the office.

Solution: Squared Blends. They combine an early and a midseason tulip to provide extended bloom without risk of delaying the petunia planting.