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Tulipa greigii, (Greig's tulip) is a
species of
tulip native to
Central Asia and Iran. The
Latin specific epithet greigi honors the
Russian Samuel Greig...
- wild
grape (Vitis vinifera) and
several wild
tulip species (e.g.,
Tulipa greigii) and rare
onion species Allium karataviense, also Iris
willmottiana and...
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August von
Regel (a
director of the St
Petersburg Botanical Garden)
Tulipa greigii, a
species of
tulip named by
Regel after Samuel Greig due to
Greig once...
- Garden). In 1873,
Regel named a
species of
Tulip after Samuel Greig,
Tulipa greigii. Due to
Greig once
being president of the
Russian Horticultural Society...
- centre.
Stems 15 cm (6 inches) tall. Div. 13:
Fosteriana (Emperor) Div. 14:
Greigii –
Scarlet flowers 15 cm (6 inches) across, on 15-centimetre (6 in) stems...
- mid-spring
Fosteriana - T.
fosteriana and its hybrids; mid-spring
Greigii - T.
greigii and its hybrids;
early to mid-spring
Miscellaneous - all species...
- Garden). Then in 1873,
Regel named a
species of
Tulip after him,
Tulipa greigii. Due to
Greig once
being president of the
Russian Horticultural Society...
- wild
grape (Vitis vinifera) and
several wild
tulip species (e.g..
Tulipa greigii). The
lower parts of the
reserve are
covered by semi-desert,
scrub and...
- in April. The cup-shaped flower, is
similar in
shape to
those of
Tulipa greigii, or
Tulipa armena. The
blossoms come in a
range of colours, from orange...
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stamps with
images of
tulips was
released including Tulipa regelii,
Tulipa greigii and
Tulipa alberti.
Kazpost Scott catalogue Stanley Gibbons Ltd: various...
