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Boston Tulip Bulbs

Tulip, Boston Striking new Triumph. Tulip Boston starts to bloom in mid spring. Its pale green and red petals become bright yellow and red and finally cream and pink. Plants produce strong, tall stems for perfect bouquets. Bulb size: 12

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