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The species tulips, Clusiana Lady Jane, picture above were purchased from John Scheepers, Inc. in October 2004.
Why species tulip? Here's a quote from "Iowa State Horticulture and Home Pest News".
Why species tulip? Here's a quote from "Iowa State Horticulture and Home Pest News".
"Are you tired of replacing your hybrid tulips every few years? Would you like a tulip that naturalizes well? The answer lies in the selection of species tulips."
Nuff said?
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The same year I also purchased Tulip Majorletti, Clusiana Chry Tubergens Gem (left) red and Tangerine Beauty yellow/orange. I chose the tallest I could find and they come back beautifully every year.
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