Friday, August 23, 2024

Tulip variety ‘Empire State’.

  Another classic red tulip. The variety was created by D. Lefeber in 1956. The flower is goblet-shaped, 9 cm high; it blooms from the 2nd decade of April. The peduncle is 67 cm high.


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2 comments:

  1. Tulip "Empire State" is a classic variety belonging to the class Darwin Hybrids.

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  2. Most likely, you were referring to the 'Roman Empire' tulip variety or the classic 'Empire' variety, as there is no tulip variety with the exact name 'Empire State' (the name 'Empire State' is, however, registered for a well-known pink peony).

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