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Tulips 'Dover'
The tulips 'Dover' variety was registered in 1945 and is a Darwin hybrid tulip. The bright red color makes it an attractive choice for gardens, and it also looks stunning in a vase as a cut flower. Because of this, it has been the recipient of the prestigious Award of Garden Merit from the royal Horticultural Society.
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Perennial
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Deciduous
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5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature

Care Guide for Tulips 'Dover'

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5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
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Water: Tulips 'Dover' have low water requirements, needing only one watering after planting. During flowering, maintain soil moisture in pots but avoid overwatering. In gardens, rainwater suffices unless extremely dry weather occurs, prompting additional watering until foliage withers.
Fertilize: Tulips 'Dover' is typically discarded after blooming or stored post-summer. Fertilizer is unnecessary for one-time use; however, if soil quality is poor, incorporate balanced fertilizer or bone meal during bulb planting.
Pruning: Tulips 'Dover' boasts beautiful spring blooms and necessitates minimal pruning. Early spring cutbacks on spent flowers enhance bulb growth, while later pruning of unhealthy foliage helps maintain health. Avoid trimming green leaves, as they support photosynthesis for future blooms. Consult horticultural guides for detailed care.
Propagation: Collect small bulbs from tulips 'Dover' and plant them in prepared pots in early spring. Space bulbs three times their diameter, cover with 3 cm of soil, keep moist, and place in the shade. After 1-3 years, they will grow sufficiently for flowering.
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