Tulipa (Single Late Grp) 'Chica Dura'

Tulip 'Chica Dura', a member of the Single Late Group, is a stunning flower that adds vibrant color to any garden. With its medium red-pink petals, this tulip is eye-catching and adds a touch of elegance to any landscape.

The flower length and height of this tulip variety range from 6 to 6.5 cm, making it a medium-sized flower that is perfect for creating beautiful floral arrangements or adding pops of color to borders and beds. The blooms have a bicolored distribution, with hints of yellow scattered throughout the petals, giving the flower a unique and captivating appearance.

Bloom time for 'Chica Dura' is in late spring, making it a perfect addition to your garden when other spring flowers have already bloomed. The vibrant colors of this tulip can breathe new life into your landscape and create a focal point that attracts attention and admiration.

This tulip variety grows to a height of 60 cm, making it a great choice for the middle or back of a garden border. Its narrow width of 10 cm allows it to fit nicely among other plants without overpowering the space. 'Chica Dura' is a versatile plant that can be grown in flower beds, borders, or even containers, providing flexibility when it comes to designing your garden.

Tulips are known for their long-lasting and easy care nature, and 'Chica Dura' is no exception. With proper care, this tulip variety can thrive and continue to bloom for years to come. Plant them in well-draining soil and provide them with plenty of sunlight to ensure their best performance.

Whether you're looking to add a splash of color to your garden or create stunning floral arrangements, Tulip 'Chica Dura' is a fantastic choice. Its red-pink petals with hints of yellow create a dynamic and visually striking display. Plant them in clusters or mix them with other tulip varieties to create a stunning tapestry of colors in your garden. With their medium size and late bloom time, they are sure to make a lasting impression.

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