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Tulip ‘Magic Lavender’ and ‘Mango Charm’ Collection

A colour co-ordinated match made in heaven, these two varieties of tulip complement each other so well that it would be a shame to see them apart! ?Magic Lavender? and the paler ?Mango Charm? will flower simultaneously in April and May.

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