

Tulipa 'General de Wet' (also spelled 'Generaal de Wet') is a historic Single Early Tulip introduced in 1904. It bears brilliant orange-scarlet, cup-shaped flowers on strong 14-16 inch stems in early to mid-spring. The color is intense and glowing, making a bold statement in the early garden. Single Early tulips are known for their weather resistance and good perennializing ability.
This cultivar has survived over a century in cultivation, a testament to its vigor and appeal. Plant bulbs in autumn in well-drained soil, full sun. It combines beautifully with blue Muscari or yellow daffodils. The flowers are excellent for cutting. A piece of living history for the spring border.
Bolivian Begonia 'Bonfire' (Begonia boliviensis 'Bonfire'): Cascading Fiery Blooms
Triumph Tulip 'Negrita' (Tulipa 'Negrita'): Deep Purple Mid-Season Beauty
Asiatic Lily 'Lollypop' (Lilium): Playful Two-Tone Blooms
Lady Tulip 'Candlestick' (Tulipa clusiana var. chrysantha)
Lady Tulip 'Lady Jane' (Tulipa clusiana)
Dahlia 'Unwins Mix' (Dahlia): Dwarf Bedding Blend
Calla Lily 'Naomi' (Zantedeschia 'Naomi')
Species Tulip 'Unicum': Variegated Foliage and Red Flowers
Calla Lily 'Schwarzwalder' (Black Forest): Deep Purple-Black Spathes
Fosteriana Tulip 'Sweetheart': Soft Yellow with White Base
Fringed Tulip 'Cummins': Elegant White with Pink Fringes
Asiatic Lily 'Enchantment': Vivid Orange Blooms, 1947 Classic
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