Tulip 'Antoinette'

Tulip 'Antoinette'Antoinette is a part of division 5, Single Late Tulips and sometimes classified as a division 16, Multi flowering Tulip. Multiple flowerheads, up to 4 5 blooms, form on a single stalk and produce an electric yellow bloom that changes colour with maturity. Margins start with a light pale yellow to pale yellow and transform into bright shades of ever increasing pink which eventually consume and transform most of the petal into brilliant pink shades.

Prune spent clusters after flowering to promote repeat blooms and cut back spent stems before new shoots emerge in spring

fully hardy

it produces clusters of white flowers that attract pollinators

one that will decorate any formal garden

the narrow leaves will die back to the ground

or edging sunny borders

this semi-evergreen perennial is perfect for adding height and colour to borders and wildlife gardens

Unlike other Brunnera

and other decorative arrangements

The Helleborus Winter Moonbeam

Agastache Purple Haze is a sturdy perennial bursting with purple hues and emitting a delightful fragrance

The plant’s beautiful semi-evergreen foliage emerges in eye-catching golden yellow / yellow-green spikes of grass that will brighten up any garden