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Bulbs => Bulbs General => Topic started by: Armin on April 14, 2007, 10:13:00 PM
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here are some shots - todays temperature peak 28°C.
Some Tulips like neustruvae and tarda developing no long stems due to unusual heat.
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I was resisting starting a new thread in case people thought I was pushy but as you've done so here are some in my garden. Daffs may be withered but it's now Tulip time alright
Tulip - forgot to lift the label - outside
same again inside
'Little Princess'
saxatalis - I think I was told last year this is the wrong name
tschimganica - 'bud', outside and inside
clusiana 'Lady Jane'
clusiana 'Tinka'
clusiana mixed
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humilis '?'
sylvestris
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Great tulips, Boys! They do love the sun, don't they?
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Maggi, usual yes but if it becomes hot so fast and too dry see what happens... Examples: T.clusiana and T.albertii
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Armin, that is the same effect that 28 degree heat has on me!
Your rose foliage is well advanced, I see.
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Maggi, yes due to 28°C - I almost caught my first sun burn today.
But fortunately there are still better pictures available...
T.fosteriana
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I was resisting starting a new thread in case people thought I was pushy but as you've done so here are some in my garden. Daffs may be withered but it's now Tulip time alright
Tulip - forgot to lift the label - outside
same again inside
'Little Princess'
saxatalis - I think I was told last year this is the wrong name
tschimganica - 'bud', outside and inside
clusiana 'Lady Jane'
clusiana 'Tinka'
clusiana mixed
Mark, your T.saxatilis could be a T.bakeri.
They look very similar.
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I was resisting starting a new thread in case people thought I was pushy but as you've done so here are some in my garden. Daffs may be withered but it's now Tulip time alright
Tulip - forgot to lift the label - outside
same again inside
'Little Princess'
saxatalis - I think I was told last year this is the wrong name
tschimganica - 'bud', outside and inside
clusiana 'Lady Jane'
clusiana 'Tinka'
clusiana mixed
Mark, forgot to mention I like you red/white T.clusiana.
Lovely.
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humilis '?'
sylvestris
Mark, you T.humilis "?" looks like T.humilis "Little Beauty"
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red and yellow? That's 'Tinka'
So do you know the difference between bakeri and saxatalis? They are supposed to run around but mine dont
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spot on! I'll write a label now
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Mark is not Your first unknow tulip tarda?
It looks a lot like the seedling of aruby a few below.
Joakim
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red and yellow? That's 'Tinka'
So do you know the difference between bakeri and saxatalis? They are supposed to run around but mine dont
Mark, I like both Lady Jane and Tinka. Tinka is almost white on your picture. That's why I wrote red/white.
T.bakeri vs. saxatilis: I don't know exactly but taxonomy says T.bakeri is a synonym to T.saxatilis. I also read T.saxatilis is a triploid form (likely from T.cretica & T.bakeri).
The optical difference however are the anthers and pollen from saxatilis are black. T.bakeri pollen is yellow. Both spread by stolons, set not regularly seed.
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Another species which are similar looking...
T.whittallii and T.orphanidea
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now that's got me thinking. Where are my Tulips whittallii and orphanidea
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Gorgeous series of Tulips Armin and Mark ! What a splash of colour.
Here's what I have as T. bakeri 'Lilac wonder' - not rare but I like it a lot - and it does move around Mark !
Mine are planted in the garden in a pot with the bottom removed, that keeps them where I want them ;D
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thanks.
At our show yesterday there was a pot of batallinii labelled as clusiana but I didnt point this out. Should I?
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yes my unknown white and yellow Tulip is tarda ex kazakstan. My whittallii and orphanidea are lost under my Lonicera purpusii. I'll have to move thm when dormant.
I was hoping more people would come forward with Tulips so here goes with more of mine
batallinii with 8 petals/sepals
clusiana 'Honky'
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Mark, nice species...
Here T.clusiana now in full flower and seed of T.kaufmannia
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Mark
if we had autumn flowering tulips I'd send in a pic! At present the first tulip foliage is just above ground, one of the cretans, T.cretica of which I posted a pic in the old Forum last September.
cheers
fermi
PS see you in 3 days time in Prague!