Tulipa "Louvre" - this is one of the best late-flowering varieties, which belongs to the Fringed Tulips class. Huge, bright, pink-purple flowers with white and pink fringe, long strong flower stalks. The plant height is 60 cm. Flowering is observed at the end of the season.
Tulip Louvre requires a sunny location and nutritious soil. It combines well with other tulip varieties and spring-flowering bulbous plants. For a greater effect, bulbs are best placed in groups of 8-12 pieces. Planting depth - 15 cm, distance between bulbs when planting - 10 cm. Plants overwintering in the soil are preferably mulched with bark or peat. After the leaves turn yellow (in early summer), dig up the bulbs, dry them, and place them in a dark, dry place at room temperature. Return them to the garden in autumn. No feeding is required. They should be left there for 2-3 years. The earliest planting week for forcing is 47.