Tulip Late flowering 'Queen of the Night'

Geographic origins: Europe, Asia.
Adult size: Up to 55 cm.
Foliage: Deciduous.
Type of soil: All.
Climate: Hardy.
Position: Partial shade to full sun.


Characteristics and uses:
The late flowering Tulips 'Queen of the night' are unusual with their purplish black flowers. They blossom in April/May.

Late tulips have long stems and offer opulent flowering during May.
Plant the bulbs from October through to December, the pointed end facing upwards, 15cm deep and 15cm apart. Water just after planting, then regularly through the growing period, best in the evening after the sun has set.
Tulips can be grown in tubs, borders or rockeries in tight groups to give a more intense colourful effect.
If there is a dry autumn or winter, some extra watering will be indispensable to ensure the roots establish themselves and they produce good flowers.