Bulbi de lalele duble rosii - Tulipa ferganica ‘Miranda’

Tulipa ‘Miranda’ is a "peony" type (double late) tulip variety, famous for its huge, densely layered flowers that can have up to 18-20 petals each. Unlike classic tulips, ‘Miranda’ offers a dense visual spectacle, with bright scarlet-red flowers that seem to burst with color in the spring garden.

Why choose ‘Miranda’?

• Spectacular Double Flowers: Its shape resembles a peony or an English rose, offering much more volume than regular tulips.

• Vibrant Color: The saturated red does not go unnoticed, making it ideal for creating focal points in flower beds.

• Strong Stems: Although the flower is heavy and full, the stems are sturdy and withstand wind or moderate rain well.

• Remarkable Cold Resistance: It is an extremely hardy variety (winterhard); the bulb survives in soil at temperatures down to -25 degrees Celsius.

Specifications 

Care and Use Tips

1. Planting: Bulbs are planted in autumn or spring. Choose a well-drained spot; tulips do not tolerate excess water in the soil during winter (the bulb may rot).

2. Table Effect: For maximum visual impact, plant ‘Miranda’ in groups of at least 10-15 bulbs. The "carpet of red peonies" look is impressive.

3. After Blooming: Let the leaves yellow and dry naturally before cutting them. This allows the bulb to store energy for the next year.

4. Combinations: It looks stunning alongside white or yellow tulips for a classic contrast, or next to plants with silvery foliage.

Design Tip: Due to the density of the petals, ‘Miranda’ looks incredible in a large terracotta pot placed on a sunny terrace, where the flowers can be admired up close.

Height with pot included 15 cm

📌 Note: Upon delivery, the plant may be at different stages (growing stems, buds, or open flowers), depending on the shipping time. The color and openness of the flowers may naturally vary based on light and temperature.