These Ice Cream Tulips Looks Good Enough To Eat
April 30, 2020
This tulip variety looks like ice cream when the sun is shining!
The full, double-habit of the white petals emerge from a base of pink-peach petals.
The one-of-a-kind tulip blooms in late spring.
Ice Cream tulips are a rare variety.
They originated in 1999 from a cross breeding between the double white T. Casa Blanca and the double red with yellow edges T. West Frisia.
You could make quite an impressive arrangement with this beauty!
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