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Tulip Arabian MysteryTulip Arabian Mystery Single Tulip A wonderful rich violet purple tulip with a silvery white edge. Tulip Arabian Mystery is a real eye catcher and will really stand out! Tulips make excellent cut flowers. The foliage should be allowed to die down naturally. For best performance, lift bulbs annually after the foliage dies back, store and replant the following Autumn. Site: Best in shelter Position: South or West facing, in full sun Soils: Rich but well

Bred in Hertfordshire in the 1870s

ivory-white

Pick: From early October into November

it may develop chlorosis on thin chalky soils

and the fragrance is light

with high acidity

purple-tinged catkins and later on

yellow-green with a bright pink flush and red stippling

It dislikes disturbance

Glossy green heart-shaped leaves are adorned by sweetly fragrant dense clusters of double deep reddish purple flowers in late May or Early June

Fagus sylvatica Dawyck is ideal for planting as a tall

quartered flowers