Fringed Black tulips have gained international fame as the variety with the blackest flowers.
Their deep velvety black colour remains rich regardless of lighting, with only a subtle dark purple tint visible in the sun.
Another decorative feature of this variety is the graceful curls along the edges of the petals, which add lightness to its absolutely black flowers.
The variety in question blooms in late April – early May.
Flowers reach a height of 40 to 50 cm.
This feature allows black tulips to be used in borders and flower beds.
The plant looks especially good in the company of other low-growing bulbous flowers, such as hyacinths, fritillaries, narcissus and dwarf varieties of tulips.
And yellow or orange imperial crowns will make excellent company for the black tulip.
By the way, these flowers can also be used for cutting into bouquets.
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