Color: Golden yellow petals with intense red flame-like streaks; ruffled and twisted petal edges.
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Fragrance: Light, sweet fragrance.
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Wildlife & Pest Resistance: Generally deer and rabbit resistant; may require protection from rodents like squirrels.
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Planting Zone: Hardy in USDA zones 3–8.
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Sun Preferences: Full sun for best color intensity and bloom size.
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Drought Tolerance: Low; prefers consistent moisture during growth but requires well-drained soil to avoid rot.
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Planting Instructions (for tulip bulbs):
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Plant in fall, about 6–8 weeks before the first hard frost.
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Choose a sunny site with well-draining soil.
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Dig holes 6–8 inches deep.
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Place bulbs with the pointed side up, spacing 4–6 inches apart.
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Cover with soil and water lightly after planting.
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Allow foliage to die back naturally after blooming to replenish the bulb for next year.
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Texas Flame Parrot Tulips bring unmatched drama and vivid color to spring gardens, making them an irresistible choice for gardeners who want a bold and artistic floral display.
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