| Tulipa primulina subsp. var.
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bulbous
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⇕
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to
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8in
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2in4in
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⇕
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2 in to 4 in
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⌛
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✈
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☠
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early spring, mid spring, late spring
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☼
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sun
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◍
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✓
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flowers
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☃
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°F
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5 to 8
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red, orange, yellow, pink
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⌛
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✈
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☠
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☼
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✓
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☃
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❀
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| Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture
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Tulipa primulina, Baker. Bulb ovoid, 1 in. diam., the outer coats brown and thinly appressed-hairy inside: st. glabrous, 1-fld., less than 1 ft. long: lvs. 3-6 near base of st., linear and channeled, glabrous: fl. very fragrant, pale primrose-yellow somewhat red-tinged on outside, funnel-shaped, 1 1/2 in. long; segms. oblong-lanceolate and acute, the inner ones hairy at base. Algeria. B.M. 6786. —Closely allied to T. australis.
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