John Scheepers Tulip Dordogne
Best late spring bulb for gardeners seeking vibrant color transitions.
A captivating late-spring bloomer that appears to change color based on the light, shifting from deep rose to fiery orange. Its sturdy stems and large, chalice-shaped flowers make it a premier choice for both garden borders and cut arrangements.
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Who it's for
- Gardeners seeking a vibrant, evolving focal point for spring borders
- Landscape designers looking for vertical impact in late-season displays
- Homeowners in breezy areas needing reliable, upright floral structures
Who should skip it
- Southern gardeners in warm climates without consistent winter freezes
- Low-maintenance planters who prefer flowers that return reliably every year
- Enthusiasts wanting a synchronized bloom with early-flowering bulbs like crocuses
Performance breakdown
Visual Impact
Chalice-shaped blooms create dramatic, color-shifting displays in changing light.
Stem Integrity
Sturdy, reliable stalks hold up beautifully against late spring winds.
Cut Flower Utility
Strong stems and elegant form make these perfect for indoor arrangements.
Hardiness Range
Versatile bulb thrives across a wide variety of climate zones.
Garden Versatility
Ideal for mass borders or as a striking, singular focal point.
Bloom Consistency
Reliable late-season performance ensures a predictable, vibrant garden finale.
Key Specs
Mature Height
26 inches
Bulb Size
12 cm
Planting Depth
7 inches
Spacing
6 inches
Bloom Season
May
USDA Hardiness Zone
3-8
Plant Type
Bulb
Flower Type
Single Late
Sun Exposure
Full Sun
Plant Lifecycle
Perennial
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