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Perennial
Full SunSold as set of 5
The Red Dress tulip is a stunning, vibrant variety known for its bright, velvety red petals that resemble the folds of an elegant dress. This mid-spring bloomer features strong, sturdy stems that support large, cup-shaped flowers, making it ideal for garden borders, flower beds, and striking floral arrangements.
Hardiness Zones: 3-8
Bloomtime: Mid to Late Spring (April-May)
Mature Height: 16"
Light Requirement: Full Sun, Half Sun/Half Shade
The bulbs were in great shape. I have planted them this fall. Waiting to see these amazing Tulips grow this coming Spring. This seems to be the most beautiful Tulip I have ever seen.
These bulbs are already planted in my 5b zone, and I look forward to seeing these beauties in the Spring! The bulbs were large and gorgeous, now to make sure the squirrels don't dig them up.
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I wasn’t expecting that much garlic. My box was full of soft neck and hard neck.
They are doing beautifully. I can't wait for the spring!
As a homeschooling project, my seven year old grew this cauliflower, which is his favorite vegetable. He entered it into the county fair and won a first place prize. Easy to grow, and kept covered with a mesh fabric. Purchased the same seeds again, this time trying winter sowing in a raised garden bed with 6ml plastic hooped over top. Starting to head out again even if the outdoor temps are 30-40 during the day and 30-20 at night
I had missed out on the opportunity to buy garlic for fall planting. I happened to hop on the website randomly one morning and see the garlic grab boxes so I immediately purchased! I'm so thankful I did. This is my first year planting garlic in Oklahoma and I cannot wait to harvest next year!
I planted my garlic in October. I can’t wait to see how they turn out next summer.
