Pink tulips worldwide: from 19 stems to 101, and keeping them upright
Pink tulips worldwide come in a run of stem counts, from 19 up to 101, with only one item carrying its own name and the largest size sold two ways. The choice starts with how many stems you want, and only then with whether white belongs in the mix.
Choosing pink tulips: stem count, white-and-pink or wrapped
The grid runs from 19 stems up through 51 Pink Tulip "Rosi", 61 stems and on to 101, alongside the Soft Pink Tulip Bouquet. Where pink alone is not the point, 51 White-Pink and 61 White-and-Pink set white stems among the pink ones. The 101-stem bouquet comes plain or as 101 Pink Tulips in White Wrap. Every bouquet is put together to order, and a photo goes to the sender before the courier leaves, with time for changes at that stage. A card with your own text costs nothing extra.
Keeping a pink tulip bouquet upright in the vase
Fill the vase with cold water to about a third of its height; deeper, warmer water softens the stems and they bend. Turn the vase once a day, since tulips keep reaching towards the light. On arrival, cut the stems at an angle, change the water every day or two, and keep the bouquet away from radiators, direct sun and ripe fruit. Dutch greenhouse tulips are cut from December to May.
For something else in a single flower, browse the other mono bouquets, or pick roses if pink should come from a different stem. Timing shows on each bouquet's own page, and delivery terms are on the delivery page.
