Tulip 'Marquise De La Coquette' Quantity:25 bulbs Usually grown on dwarfing rootstocks

Usually grown on dwarfing rootstocks

Tulips should not be grown in the same soil for several years

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With its sumptuously-scented fragrant white flowers and delicate evergreen foliage

the leaves go on to become shiny green

Tulip 'Marquise De La Coquette' Quantity:25 bulbs Usually grown on dwarfing rootstocksMarquise De La Coquette is a division 14, Greigii Tulip with deep pink petals with a green to yellow coloured base that initially form in a cone like structure. Accenting the blooms are variegated leaves with purplish black linear streaking. Romantic reds, Marquise De La Coquette is a stout stemmed bloom that grows well in rockers, fronts of beds, rockeries and borders, or in pots and containers. With a distinctive red bloom, enjoy these shorter