Van Engelen Peony Flowering Tulip Mixture

These tulips are classified as Double Late, meaning they have extra layers of petals that create a full, ruffled appearance similar to a peony. They are distinct from standard single-cup tulips and offer a much more dramatic, voluminous look in the garden.

Yes. This collection is specifically curated to have a consistent bloom time, ensuring that the different varieties in the mix flower together in late April for a uniform and cohesive display.

These bulbs are rated for hardiness zones 3-7. If you live in a warmer climate (Zone 8 or higher), tulips generally struggle because they require a period of winter chilling to bloom properly.

As a general rule for tulips, plant the bulbs about 6 to 8 inches deep and space them 4 to 6 inches apart. Planting them at this depth helps protect them from temperature fluctuations and ensures sturdy stems.

Yes, they work well in containers, provided the pot is deep enough to accommodate the 6-8 inch planting depth and has excellent drainage. Because they grow 18-22 inches tall, ensure your container is heavy enough to prevent tipping over once the blooms open.