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Carnival de Rio Tulip Bulbs

Tulip, Carnival de Rio Modern Rembrandt Tulip. Although Carnival de Rio looks like the heirloom Rembrandt tulip, the flamed bicolor pattern is not caused by virus. Blooming mid spring, these beautiful, healthy bulbs will produce an abundance of cut flowers.

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