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Tulip Queen Of Night

Spring Flowering Bulbs

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Tulip Queen Of Night is a spectacular Single Late tulip renowned for its rich, velvety blooms in the deepest shades of maroon, appearing almost black in certain light. Flowering throughout April and May, this iconic variety reaches approximately 60cm in height, creating dramatic displays in borders, beds and patio containers. Its elegant, goblet-shaped flowers are also highly prized for cut flower arrangements, where they add sophistication and striking contrast to both modern and traditional bouquets.

Easy to grow and exceptionally reliable, Tulip Queen Of Night makes a bold statement when planted in generous drifts or paired with white, cream or soft pink tulips. Its dark, luxurious blooms bring depth and elegance to spring gardens, making it one of the most popular black tulip varieties available.

Key Features
✓ Deep velvety maroon blooms with an almost black appearance
✓ Elegant Single Late tulip variety
✓ Flowers during April and May
✓ Flowering height of approximately 60cm
✓ Strong tall stems for excellent garden performance
✓ Ideal for borders, beds and containers
✓ Excellent for dramatic cut flower arrangements
✓ Reliable late spring flowering bulb

Size
✓ Flowering height: approximately 60cm (24 inches)

Planting & Growing
✓ Planting time: September to December
✓ Flowers: April to May
✓ Position: full sun or partial shade
✓ Soil: fertile, well-drained soil
✓ Planting depth: approximately 10–15cm (4–6 inches)
✓ Spacing: approximately 10–15cm (4–6 inches) apart
✓ Suitable for borders, beds, containers and cut flower gardens

Aftercare
Remove faded flowers once blooming has finished, but allow the foliage to die back naturally so the bulbs can store energy for the following season. Plant in well-drained soil to keep bulbs healthy over winter. Lifting and storing bulbs after the foliage has died back may improve flowering performance in heavier soils.

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