A gorgeous two-color variety, 55 cm high. It was bred by Ya.Ya. Kendal in 1965.
It is unusually beautiful.
The flower is large, goblet-shaped, up to 8 cm high, pink in color, with an apricot border along the edge of the petals, which stands out inconspicuously; it blooms* in the first ten days of April.
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The Dawnglow tulip is a classic, vibrant variety from the Darwin Hybrid class, developed in 1965.
ReplyDeleteThe Dawnglow tulip is a magnificent, large-flowered variety belonging to the Darwin Hybrid group. It was developed by the breeder W. van der Salm (though some sources credit J.J. Kendall) and registered in 1965.
ReplyDeleteA bicolored variety with an incredibly delicate hue, reminiscent of the morning dawn (hence the name "Dawnglow"). The buds feature a blend of pink, apricot, salmon, and golden-orange tones. The large, chalice-shaped blooms retain their form for a long time and do not open fully too quickly when exposed to the sun.
ReplyDeleteA robust tulip that reaches a height of 55–80 cm. It features a strong, wind-resistant stem.
ReplyDeleteA mid-season flowering variety (typically blooms in late April to the first half of May).
ReplyDeleteExcellent for landscape gardening, planting in mixed borders, and creating group flower beds. Thanks to its long, sturdy flower stalk, it is highly valued as a cut flower and is also used for forcing.
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