American Meadows Shogun Wild Tulip

The Shogun Wild Tulip is a reliably perennial variety. When planted in the correct conditions—specifically full sun and well-draining soil—these bulbs will return and bloom year after year.

Unlike standard single-bloom tulips, the Shogun Wild Tulip is multiblooming. Each individual stem will produce 3-4 flowers, making them an excellent choice for creating a dense, colorful display.

These tulips are very container-friendly. Because they only reach a mature height of 4 inches, they are perfect for shallow pots or window boxes where their unique orange and red coloring can be easily enjoyed.

No, these tulips are toxic to dogs, cats, and horses if ingested. If you have curious pets that tend to dig or chew on plants, it is best to plant these in a protected area or a raised container.

The Shogun Wild Tulip is considered deer resistant. While no plant is entirely deer-proof if food sources are scarce, these are generally avoided by deer compared to other garden favorites.

To naturalize them, plant the bulbs in a sunny, well-draining area of your lawn in the fall. Keep in mind that you will need to avoid mowing the foliage until it has naturally yellowed and died back in late spring, as the leaves need to store energy for next year's blooms.