Apricot Parrot Tulip New This African native is so
Description
This African native is so named because baboons are fond of digging up and eating the bulbs
this low-growing
in borders or in rock gardens
naturalized planting or bouquet
Apricot Parrot Tulip New This African native is soThe flared flowers of this polychromatic parrot type have supple, feathery petals of orange apricot tinged in creamy white and rose. Green markings on the blooms add further to their kaleidoscopic display. Blooms reach 5" in diameter and remain open 1012 days. Winner of the Royal Horticultural Societys prestigious Award of Garden Merit.
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