One of the varieties of Darwin hybrids, still considered a masterpiece variety of this class. It was created by Konienenburg in 1960. It has a strong thick stem 60 cm high, large leaves and large goblet-shaped carmine-red flowers, up to 9 cm high, which bloom from the first ten days of April.
Their great advantage is that they do not open completely in the sun.
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The Ad Rem tulip is one of the most well-known and hardy varieties within the Darwin hybrid class. Developed in the Netherlands in 1960 by the firm Konijnenburg & Mark, it has gained immense popularity thanks to its impressive size, vibrant color, and exceptional ease of care.
ReplyDeleteThe large, goblet-shaped buds are a rich pinkish-red or orange-red color. Their most distinctive feature is a thin yellow or lemon-colored edge along the petals, which creates a glowing effect.
ReplyDeleteA tall-growing variety, reaching 40–60 cm. The stem is strong, thick, and rigid, capable of withstanding spring inclement weather and high winds.
ReplyDeleteA mid-season flowering variety (late April – May). Flowering is prolonged and consistent.
ReplyDeleteIt has a pleasant, subtle, and unobtrusive fragrance.
ReplyDelete"Ad Rem" is recognized as one of the best commercial varieties for cultivation in time for March 8th. Once cut, it retains its freshness for a long time and does not open too quickly.
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