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Tulip Alison Bradley & Sunny Prince

Description

Are known for their stunning deep purple color.
Ideally should be planted between late September and early November. This timing allows the bulbs to establish strong roots before the winter frost sets in, ensuring healthy growth and beautiful blooms in the spring.
For a stunning display, plant Alison Bradley Tulips alongside other double tulip varieties such as Finola, Mondial, and Black Hero.

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Blooms in Early spring (March - April)
Height 40-50 cm (16-20 in)
Planting Depth 10-15 cm (4-6 in)
Hardiness Zone Hardiness Zone (3-7)-Hardiness Zone (3-7)
Light Requirements Sun, Half Sun / Half Shade
Bulb size 12/+ cm
Spacing 10 cm (4in)
Origin Holland
Watering Moderate
Usage Container Garden, Cut Flower, Garden Bed
Plant Characteristics Pollinator Friendly, Outdoor
Winterization No
Plant Life Cycle Perennial

About Tulip Alison Bradley & Sunny Prince

A striking deep purple variety known for its double blooms, which closely resemble peony blossoms. This double early tulip is highly prized as a cut flower due to its large and showy blooms, but it also thrives when grown in the garden.

How to Grow Tulips

Planting Tulips

Plant these bulbs in fall.
If you cannot plant your bulbs right away store them in a cool, dry, dark location, like a basement.
Plant them with the pointy end up in a sunny to semi-shaded area about 10 to 15 cm (4 to 6 in) deep and 10 cm (4 in) apart.
Water thoroughly after planting.

Growing Tulips

Plant bulbs with different bloom times together for an ongoing show of colour.
These bulbs do best in loose, well-drained soil.
Plant the taller varieties somewhat out of the wind, due to their height.
These bulbs are suitable for almost every possible application: fields, beds, containers, borders, rock gardens, as cut flowers and for forcing.

Tulips Care

If you have problems with deer, spray the bulbs with deer repellent when the bulbs are 5 cm (2 in) out of the ground and when the flower bud is visible.
Fertilize your tulips just before blooming with a slow-release fertilizer for the best chance to bloom again next year.
Remove the flowers when they are spent.

Winterizing Tulips

After flowering, the leaves should be allowed to die down. The leaves will gather sunlight and provide nourishment for next year’s show.
Tulips require a period of cold weather while they’re dormant and resting between shows.
Most tulips should be treated as annuals, some Fosteriana, Greigii and species tulips are suitable for naturalizing.

Holland

Holland is where the garden party never stops! Renowned for its rich horticultural tradition and expertise, Holland is a flower-power paradise. Synonymous with vibrant blooms and top-tier bulbs, 80% of the world’s bulb cultivation has roots in Holland. Before our bulbs set sail on their global adventure, we conduct meticulous checks for size and disease. So, gear up to cultivate Dutch flower charm in your own garden!

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Taryn

Asked 1 months ago

In the section with all the symbols, what does the winterization symbol mean?

Hi, here are some winterization tips:
Cold climates: You can plant tulip bulbs in the fall, and the natural winter temperatures will take care of the chilling period.
Warm climates: You’ll need to chill the bulbs in the refrigerator for 6-8 weeks before planting in the fall or spring.
Planting depth: Typically 6-8 inches deep.
Mulch: Apply mulch after planting for extra winter protection.
If the bulb package includes specific instructions for your region or particular variety, be sure to follow them for the best results. Following these winterization steps will help ensure that your tulips bloom beautifully in the spring!

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