Queen of Night - 25 bulbs
New catalog addition for 2025!
The Queen of Night tulip is an enchanting and dramatic variety, revered for its almost-black, deep maroon petals that exude sophistication and mystery. Its velvety, cup-shaped blooms stand tall on sturdy green stems, creating a striking contrast against lighter-colored flowers and lush foliage.
Symbolizing elegance, power, and mystery, the Queen of Night tulip is perfect for those who appreciate bold, statement-making flowers. Whether planted en masse or as an accent in a floral display, this stunning tulip commands attention and adds a touch of gothic beauty to any garden.
New catalog addition for 2025!
The Queen of Night tulip is an enchanting and dramatic variety, revered for its almost-black, deep maroon petals that exude sophistication and mystery. Its velvety, cup-shaped blooms stand tall on sturdy green stems, creating a striking contrast against lighter-colored flowers and lush foliage.
Symbolizing elegance, power, and mystery, the Queen of Night tulip is perfect for those who appreciate bold, statement-making flowers. Whether planted en masse or as an accent in a floral display, this stunning tulip commands attention and adds a touch of gothic beauty to any garden.
New catalog addition for 2025!
The Queen of Night tulip is an enchanting and dramatic variety, revered for its almost-black, deep maroon petals that exude sophistication and mystery. Its velvety, cup-shaped blooms stand tall on sturdy green stems, creating a striking contrast against lighter-colored flowers and lush foliage.
Symbolizing elegance, power, and mystery, the Queen of Night tulip is perfect for those who appreciate bold, statement-making flowers. Whether planted en masse or as an accent in a floral display, this stunning tulip commands attention and adds a touch of gothic beauty to any garden.
More Info:
Color: Deep maroon, almost black. Rare color
Bloom Time: Late spring
Average Height: 22”
Plant density: 5-9 bulbs per square foot.
When to plant: This fall
Bulbs are shipped in late October/early November when soil temperatures are ready for bulb planting.
