American Meadows Peony Tulip

No, all parts of the Purple Peony Double Late Tulip are toxic to animals. It is best to plant them in an area inaccessible to pets or consider using protective fencing.

Yes, these tulips are well-suited for container planting. Ensure your pots have adequate drainage and are deep enough to accommodate the 5-inch planting depth.

These tulips prefer well-drained, loamy soil. They perform best in average to dry moisture levels, so avoid planting them in areas that remain waterlogged.

Plant these bulbs in the fall to allow them to establish roots before the ground freezes. They will then bloom in late spring and often continue into early summer.

For the best results, plant them in a location that receives full sun to partial sun. Adequate light is essential for the development of their signature double blooms.

We recommend a spacing of 9 bulbs per square foot. This density ensures a lush, dramatic display of the deep purple, peony-like flowers.