Doll's Minuet Tulip
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🌼 Tulip 'Doll's Minuet' (6 bulbs) – Fine dance in fuchsia dress ✨ Offered by Van Noort
The 'Doll's Minuet' tulip offers a graceful and airy bloom, with its tapered petals typical of lily-flowered tulips. Its color is a deep raspberry pink , sometimes veined with carmine, enhanced by a lighter heart that captures the light like a veil.
It blooms late, at the top of slender stems , in a delicate movement reminiscent of a light and refined dance . In a clump, it gives breath; in a pot, it becomes a small elegant spectacle . A fine, feminine and resolutely elegant variety, perfect for graceful and structured gardens.
🌱 Product Features
📏 Average height : 50 to 60 cm
☀️ Exposure : Full sun
🌡 Hardiness : Zone 4 and above
🦋 Attracts wildlife : Few
💧 Water requirements : Moderate
📍 Ideal soil : Light, drained, fertile
📦 Quantity : 6 bulbs
🌼 Planting and growing the 'Doll's Minuet' tulip
🔹 When to plant? From October to December, for flowering in May
🔹 In open ground : Perfect for flowing flowerbeds , structured scenes or modern borders with a graphic feel
🔹 In a pot : Sublime in a simple pot or in a duo with pastel varieties for a composition full of lightness
🔹 How to plant?
1️⃣ Depth : 10 to 12 cm
2️⃣ Spacing : 10 cm
3️⃣ Watering : Light after planting, moderate in spring
🌿 Caring for the 'Doll's Minuet' Tulip
💦 Watering : Regular during flowering, without excess
🌱 Fertilizer : Light organic addition in March
✂️ Pruning : Cut off faded flowers, let the foliage dry
❄️ Wintering : No care required, very hardy
💡 Why choose the 'Doll's Minuet' Tulip?
✅ Elegant tapered shape , typical of lily-flowered tulips
✅ Rich colors , raspberry and bright carmine
✅ Perfect for graphic gardens, stylish bouquets or light scenes
✅ Brings movement, grace and sophistication to spring
✨ Bring a dance of petals , a dress of light , and an elegant touch to the garden with Tulip 'Doll's Minuet' , offered by Van Noort — a slender, artistic variety of rare charm . ✨
🌿 To be married with...
White tulips , mauve fritillaries or chartreuse euphorbias , for a contrasting and light scene, between dance and structure . 😊
