'Bloody Ploughman' Apple Tree Tulip 'The First' contrast beautifully with the plant's

contrast beautifully with the plant's strappy

Numerous blooms of bright reddish-pinks saturate the raceme in both beauty and fragrance

cut flowers and provide excellent groundcover for erosion control or naturalising an area

so you can rely on your canes to attract more bees to your garden

particularly to gall mites

'Bloody Ploughman' Apple Tree Tulip 'The First' contrast beautifully with the plant'sThere are origin stories And then there's 'Bloody Ploughman' The tale goes a little something like this: back in the 1800s, a Scottish ploughman was caught by a trigger happy gamekeeper while scrumping apples from the Megginch Estate. The groundsman promptly put a bullet through the ploughman, ending his life. Combing through the dead man's clothes when his body was returned, the ploughman's wife found a few of the plundered apples stashed away within