



Greigii Tulip 'Red Riding Hood' is a classic cultivar of Tulipa greigii, prized for its combination of bright scarlet-red, bowl-shaped flowers and strikingly mottled, purple-striped foliage. The flowers are relatively short-stemmed (8-12 inches) but large and wide-opening in sun. The foliage provides interest before and after bloom. It flowers in early to mid-spring.
Plant bulbs in autumn in well-drained soil, full sun. T. greigii cultivars are reliably perennial and excellent for rock gardens, front of borders, and containers. The decorative foliage extends the season of interest. 'Red Riding Hood' is one of the most popular and widely grown greigii tulips.
Red Brome (Bromus rubens): Invasive Annual Grass of Arid Lands
Red Mangrove (Rhizophora mangle): Coastal Guardian of the Tropics
Barleria repens: Red Barleria – Sprawling Shrub with Red Tubular Flowers
Siam Tulip (Curcuma alismatifolia): The Tropical Ginger with Tulip-Like Blooms
Fosteriana Tulip 'Sweetheart': Soft Yellow with White Base
Fringed Tulip 'Cummins': Elegant White with Pink Fringes
Triumph Tulip 'Shirley': Ivory-White Blooms with a Purple Edge
Rhizophora mangle: The Vital Red Mangrove
Fosteriana Tulip 'Red Emperor' (Tulipa 'Red Emperor'): Huge Early Scarlet Blooms
Darwin Hybrid Tulip 'Gudoshnik' (Tulipa)
Darwin Hybrid Tulip 'Daydream' (Tulipa)
Triumph Tulip 'Apricot Beauty' (Tulipa)
Species Tulip 'Little Beauty' (Tulipa 'Little Beauty')
Darwin Hybrid Tulip 'Apeldoorn': Classic Red Tulip for Perennializing
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