A luxurious salmon-orange variety, created by D. Van Grieken in 1959. The peduncle is strong, 50 cm high. The flower is broadly cup-shaped, 9 cm high; it blooms in the first ten days of April.
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The "My Lady" tulip is a classic Darwin hybrid, developed in 1959 by the breeder Van Griken as a sport of the "Holland’s Glorie" variety. The plant is characterized by large, salmon-orange or apricot-colored blooms, a sturdy stem reaching 40–45 cm in height, and a flowering period that begins in May.
ReplyDeleteThis variety was developed in 1959 by a breeder named Van Griken. It is a "sport" (a genetic mutation) of the well-known 'Holland's Glorie' variety, but it differs from its parent by having a richer, warmer hue.
ReplyDeleteThe flower has a classic chalice-like shape. The color of the petals is very delicate and warm — apricot, salmon-orange.
ReplyDeleteThe height of a mature plant averages 40–45 cm. Thanks to its sturdy stems, this variety is resistant to spring winds and rain.
ReplyDeleteThe flowering period begins in early May. Like all Darwin hybrids, "My Lady" opens up in the sun while maintaining a neat shape.
ReplyDeleteThe My Lady tulip is a vibrant and hardy variety belonging to the Darwin Hybrid class. It is prized for its large, goblet-shaped blooms and sturdy stems, making it an excellent choice both for garden displays and as a cut flower in the spring.
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