Oxford

The Oxford tulip is a bright and striking representative of Darwin hybrids, ideal for creating formal flowerbeds and floral arrangements. The plant reaches a height of 50-55 cm, and its large, cup-shaped bud, measuring 10-12 cm, attracts attention with its rich color. The petals are vivid yellow with red streaks or crimson blush, giving the flower exceptional expressiveness and depth. Thanks to its strong stem and majestic flower shape, the Oxford tulip is easily visible from afar and will become a decoration of any garden.

This variety is distinguished by high frost resistance and low maintenance requirements. The tulip bulbs do not require annual digging, as they are well-adapted to year-round presence in the soil and quickly multiply, forming daughter bulbs. To maintain the decorative qualities of the plant, regular watering and feeding are recommended, which helps sustain the height of the stem and the size of the flower. The optimal planting depth for bulbs is 5-10 cm, and the spacing between plants should be 10-15 cm, ensuring comfortable growth for each individual.

The Oxford tulip blooms in April-May, making it a versatile option for early spring forcing, including for the March 8th holiday. This variety is excellent for group planting with 5-8 plants, as well as for growing in pots and containers. Thanks to its vibrant color and large blooms, the Oxford tulip is an excellent choice for garden decoration as well as for cutting, allowing you to create beautiful bouquets and floral arrangements.