Tulip 'Rob Verlinden'

Tulip 'Rob Verlinden'Rob Verlinden is a division 14, Greigii Tulip with bright red petals, often with tiny white tips, on stout stems. Distinct foliage, compared to other Greigii Tulips, has light purple to black mottling and white margins, sometimes hued with light pink colours. Bright red and early flowering, Rob Verlinden is extremely suitable for rockeries, pots, containers or the fronts of beds and borders. Enjoy these blooms planted in groups and subsequent seas of

Whether you’re a bonafide citrus head

yellow-whites at the base to zingier lemony colours towards the tips of the petals

This grape is technically what's known as a teinturier grape

blueish hue with age

'Bloody Ploughman' was born

perfect for eating fresh

pale pink flowers (which become darker at the centre) bloom readily throughout the summer and contrast wonderfully with the vine's lush green

because it can actually withstand temperatures all the way down to -20°C

This large-cupped flower is also known for its versatility

plant alongside hostas

or borders it is best to plant in well drained soil which has been dug to a good depth

Small amounts of foliage are dark green