Tulip Blushing Beauty

Single Late tulips are known for their classic, cup-shaped blooms and sturdy stems. Because they flower later in the season—typically in May—they are an excellent choice for extending your garden's color palette after earlier varieties have faded.

You can expect these tulips to reach a mature height of approximately 30 inches. Their impressive stature makes them ideal for the back of a garden border or as a focal point where you need vertical interest.

These bulbs are hardy in zones 3 through 8. If you live in these regions, they are well-suited to withstand the winter temperatures and will return for the spring bloom.

Because of their unique, reflexed petal tips and elegant form, these tulips look best when planted in groups of 10 or more. This creates a cohesive, artistic display that highlights their color transition from yellow to rosy-red.

A 12 cm bulb is a high-quality, large size that ensures a strong, vigorous bloom. Plant them at a depth of about 6 to 8 inches, ensuring the pointed end is facing up, to give them the best foundation for their tall growth habit.