Tulipa clusiana 'Lady Jane'

'Lady Jane' blooms in mid-March with a bold impact on the landscape shouting spring. It is one of our most sought after bulbs, and is normally thought of as a species tulip although its exact classification is not with the rest of the species tulips. This fact is of little importance to most home gardeners who appreciate the tulips return year after year. The pink and white bi-colors are a bright and happy welcome to the garden. Mix in with herbs and other low growing perennials and winter annuals for a nice contrast of color and texture in the garden.
For more information on tulips in the South and what you can do to help them survive, please see our general Tulip information here.