Tulipa Sunshine Club - Mutliple flowering Tulip

Each bulb of the multi-flowered Tulip 'Sunshine Club' produces 5 to 7 flowers whose shades evoke the dawn or twilight. Some of them are light, in a gradient of cream and bright yellow, barely edged with red, while others are brighter yellow, splashed with light orange on the outside of the petals. All darken to orange-pink at maturity. Its main stem branches into secondary stems, each bearing a flower, ensuring a long flowering period. It blooms at the end of the tulip season and forms an enchanting bouquet full of colourful surprises, far removed from the somewhat rigid habit and outrageous form sometimes found in tulips. It is truly captivating and perfect in borders, flower beds, and containers.

The 'Sunshine Club' multi-flowered Tulip belongs to the lily family. Of horticultural origin, multi-flowered tulips can belong to several groups of tulips, including varieties like Triumph or late single tulips, for example. Their main characteristic is to have a branched floral stem with several smaller flowers, with staggered blooming over time. Perched on 45 cm (18in) tall stems well above the broadly lanceolate leaves, the elegant flowers are all different, and display shades ranging from cream to rosy orange and pale carmine red. They are initially in the shape of a narrow cup and open up into wide corollas. The flowers change colour over time, becoming pinker before fading away. It flowers in May and brilliantly closes the tulip season.

The 'Sunshine Club' multi-flowered tulip fits well in all sunny flower beds. Its elegance allows for combinations with white, yellow, or red tulips, creating a beautiful harmony. Pair it with Corsican hellebores, lady's mantles, and euphorbias for stunning scenes. It is perfect in borders, rock gardens, and flower beds, as well as pots and containers. This tulip also looks beautiful on balconies and terraces. It pairs perfectly with tall perennials like peonies, and is ideal for creating elegant bouquets. In a vase, use very little water at the bottom! If your tulips open too quickly, you can add two to three ice cubes to the vase each day.