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Bulb information
 Bulb size
12 cm
 Light requirement
Sun, Half shade
 Planttime
Autumn
 Plant height
40 - 50 cm
 Planting depth
10 - 15 cm
 Color
White

Darwisnow

€10.50 Per 20 pieces

Will be delivered from
01-10-2026
Sale price€10.50
Quantity:
Pickup available at Fluwel Warehouse Usually ready in 5+ days

Darwisnow

Fluwel Warehouse

Pickup available, usually ready in 5+ days

Belkmerweg 20A
1754 GB Burgerbrug
Netherlands

31 (0)226 42 11 55
Largest bulb size
Always true to variety
Lowest price per bulb
Will be delivered from 01-10-2026

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5 packs 10% per pack
10 packs 25% per pack

Darwi in this name refers to 'Darwin hybrid' Tulip. Among flower bulb growers and Tulip lovers this is a well-known term that refers to a certain type of Tulip. Tulip breeders have often crossed late flowering tulips, which used to be called 'Darwin Tulips', with Tulips that descend from the species Tulipa fosteriana. As a result of solid crosses, fantastic garden tulips have emerged.

Tulips of this type are called Darwin hybrid tulips. But the breeders never succeeded in obtaining a beautiful white tulip from such a cross. They did not even come close to white. And suddenly there was the snow-white Darwisnow. The breeder deliberately added 'Darwi' to her name because otherwise the tulip experts would never believe that this is such a super good Darwin hybrid garden tulip.

Darwisnow really has all the good qualities; healthy, large in size, early and long flowering and the property to come back for several years. A top product.

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Bulb information
 Bulb size
12 cm
 Light requirement
Sun, Half shade
 Planttime
Autumn
 Plant height
40 - 50 cm
 Planting depth
10 - 15 cm
 Color
White

Tulips

Of all bulbs, the tulip is the best known. Tulip bulbs are widely traded and even play a role in Dutch history. The plant was introduced in the Golden Age in our country.

Planting tulips:
They thrive in full sun but will tolerate light shade. Tulips hate wet feet and require well-drained soil. Never plant tulips in a single row; for best results, plant them in groups of at least 15-20 bulbs. They also make excellent container plants and are great as cut flowers.
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