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Tulip Single Late Queen of Night

Description

Their dark, almost purplish-black petals create a striking contrast when planted alongside lighter-colored flowers, making them a favorite choice for creating dramatic and eye-catching displays.
plant "Queens of Night" tulips in the fall, ideally between September and November. Planting them before the ground freezes allows the bulbs to establish roots before winter and ensures they bloom beautifully in the spring.
These tulips can be planted in garden beds, borders, or containers, and they can also be used for naturalizing in grassy areas.

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Blooms in Late spring
Height 55-60 cm ((22-24 in/po))
Planting Depth 10-15 cm ((4-6 in/po))
Hardiness Zone Hardiness Zone (3-7)-Hardiness Zone (3-7)
Light Requirements Full sun to partial shade
Bulb size 12/+ cm
Spacing 10 cm ((4 in/po))
Origin Holland
Watering Moderate
Usage Container Garden, Cut Flower, Garden Bed
Plant Characteristics Pollinator Friendly, Outdoor
Winterization No
Plant Life Cycle Perennial

About Tulip Single Late Queen of Night

Tulipa ‘Queen of Night’ is a dramatic and elegant Single Late tulip, celebrated for its deep, velvety blooms that appear almost black in certain light. Flowering in late spring, it stands tall on sturdy stems, adding height and sophistication to garden beds and borders. Its rich maroon-purple petals create a striking contrast when paired with lighter or pastel tulips, making it a favorite for bold, modern plantings. Refined and mysterious, ‘Queen of Night’ brings a sense of depth and luxury to any landscape or floral arrangement.

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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Christian Coutu

Asked 11 months ago

No trace of blooming

Hi! How are you? My name is Christian. I am from Québec, Canada.(Hardiness zone 4b). I have bought some of your fall bulbs, last fall and planted them at the base of my apple Tree, but some of them do not seem to grow.. I bought them at my local Home Depot (300 rue Bouvier, Québec QC G2J 1R8 ·(418) 634-8880). I don''t have the invoice anymore though, but I was wondering if there was something you could do for me, to help. I would be gratefull!! Here are the veriety I bought last fall: -1 pack of 30 bulbs of LAtifolium Musacari (They grow and bloom well!! :D) -1 pack of 2 bulbs of Allium pinball Wizard (They grow but not blooming yet. I am eager to see it since I never saw one yet! :) ) -2 packs of 25 bulbs Crocus Barr''s Purple (They did grow but didn''t bloom this spring.. :/) -1 pack of 10 bulbs of Leucojum Aestivum (They didn''t grow at all :( ) -1 pack of 15 bulbs of Tulipa Queen of Night (They didn''t grow at all either :( ) Thank you for your help and feedback! Christian Coutu

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