Tulip Queen of Night

Circa 1940, Queen of Night is a dramatic, stunning heirloom famous in the world of flower bulbs, It is deep velvety-maroon, appearing as glistening black in dappled sunlight. If you love Queen of Night, you must also plant its fully double sport, Peony Flowering Tulip Black Hero. You will also love Triumph Tulip Paul Scherer, another lustrous black variety. Tulip Class: Single Late. Bulb size: 12 cm/up. May. HZ: 3-8. Height: 24".

Tulips are The Art & Soul of Spring.

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Available in units of 10 with volume discount pricing.

10 bulbs $10.00
20 bulbs $16.75
50 bulbs $36.75
100 bulbs $58.75
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  • Single Late Tulips

    Also known as Darwin or Cottage Tulips and Scheepers Hybrids, Single Late Tulips are perhaps the most popular of all. These long, strong-stemmed Tulips are ideal for both cutting and mass border plantings due to their consistent and reliable performance. Offering an extensive rainbow of colors from white to near black, Single Late Tulips have large, shapely flowers. Scheepers Hybrids, often referred to as French Tulips, are prized for their large, chalice-shaped flowers and genetic vitality. All offspring of the ever-enchanting, tetraploid Tulip Mrs. John T. Scheepers, they include Avignon, Belle du Monde, Camargue, Dordogne, La Courtine, Maureen, Menton, Renown and Yosemite. Top size bulbs: at least 12 cm. Bloom time: May. Plant 6" to 8" deep and 6" apart. Horticultural zones 3-8. Height: 16" to 30" depending on the variety.

    Tulips are The Art & Soul of Spring.

    Tulip Horticultural Tips

Single Late Tulips

Also known as Darwin or Cottage Tulips and Scheepers Hybrids, Single Late Tulips are perhaps the most popular of all. These long, strong-stemmed Tulips are ideal for both cutting and mass border plantings due to their consistent and reliable performance. Offering an extensive rainbow of colors from white to near black, Single Late Tulips have large, shapely flowers. Scheepers Hybrids, often referred to as French Tulips, are prized for their large, chalice-shaped flowers and genetic vitality. All offspring of the ever-enchanting, tetraploid Tulip Mrs. John T. Scheepers, they include Avignon, Belle du Monde, Camargue, Dordogne, La Courtine, Maureen, Menton, Renown and Yosemite. Top size bulbs: at least 12 cm. Bloom time: May. Plant 6" to 8" deep and 6" apart. Horticultural zones 3-8. Height: 16" to 30" depending on the variety.

Tulips are The Art & Soul of Spring.

Tulip Horticultural Tips

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