Tulip Bulbs

A stunning golden yellow double flowered tulip from Japan. A Darwin type tulip that is hardy with long-lasting blooms, petals are fully double, canary yellow with some showing a faint red picotee. This beautiful variety was named for famous sumo wrestler Akebono, for its reputation as a tough, vigorous tulip.

An intriguing parrot type tulip, the petals bloom in the color of black raspberry, with lightly ruffled edges and subtle splashes of apricot peeking out from the center. This late-blooming variety is full of mystique; blooms are held atop 18-22-inch stems.

Deep dark and mysterious, this is one of the later blooming varieties, great to extend the tulip season. The double blooms are a rich dark chocolate color set atop impossibly tall 22-inch stems.

 With their glamorous violet, fully double blooms, the effect is regal! These fluffy heads look fantastic planted in dense blocks and can stand out in a floral arrangement. Bold blooms are set atop 12-14-inch stems, a mid- to late-spring bloomer.

A delightful mixture of different Clusiana tulip varieties in shades of raspberry, Meyer lemon and vanilla. These plants range from 8-12 inches and will naturalize in the landscape beautifully, coming back even stronger the following year. The Clusiana mixture contains the following varieties: Honky Tonk, Lady Jane, Tinka and Peppermint Stick.

These dense, fully double blooms have the uncanny form of a peony, in shades of rose gold to rust with a tinge of maroon. The color and form are so incredibly unique, a head turner in the garden and arrangements. These simply stunning heads of this mid- to late-spring bloomer are set atop stems of 12-16 inches.

Simplistic form and bold color make Cosmopolitan a timeless classic. Hot pink centers gently fade to a more subtle coral color at the edges. It is a superb choice for clustered plantings, as well as containers and beds. An especially good cut flower as the blooms are set on sturdy, 20-inch long stems. Cosmopolitan is a mid-season bloomer with a good vase life.

We are smitten with this heavenly, peony type tulip! The blooms are extra-large and double flowered like clouds of soft white ever so gently tinged with magenta. These are known to be a super long-season bloomer with excellent vase life and 18-22 inch long stems, making them a top choice for cut flower production. This late-spring bloomer is also equally at home in beds and borders.

A sweetheart of a tulip, with fully double petals that make for a featherlight and carefree appearance in arrangements or the landscape. Double sugar steals our hearts, thanks to voluminous petals in soft pink shades, hardy growing habit and strong 18-inch stems.

A wild departure from the classic tulip, with tightly packed, fully double heads! Crimson to magenta petals have a thick, snow-white border this lends a fascinating effect, making them luminescent in the landscape. These stunning flowers are borne on 22 inch long stems and bloom mid to late in the season.

Hardy from zones 3-8. Red flames lick the cream-colored petals of this feathered parrot-type tulip. These stunning plants reach 22 inches tall, and the mammoth blooms open to 5 inches across. A late spring bloomer, it will dazzle in beds, borders, containers, and floral arrangements.

It’s impossible to miss this striking striped tulip -- its yellow and red ruffled blooms are truly showstopping! The crimson stripe makes a dramatic contrast against the canary yellow petals. This variety also boasts a unique form, as the petals have beautifully tattered edges. 18-inch stems make this variety suitable for cutting, or as a reliable landscape and container plant.

A wondrous and eccentric heirloom, would you believe that this is a tulip? At just 7-9 inches tall, Ice Cream may be short, but it commands attention in the garden. The absolutely unique petals form feather light white clouds atop green and magenta lower petals, giving the entire bloom the appearance of an ice cream sundae! A cherished variety that won't be overlooked in even the busiest garden bed.

Living up to its name, this elegant pink tulip truly is a pretty princess. This hardy and easy to grow variety brings saturated pink tones to beds, containers and the landscape; this is also a great choice for winter forcing and cut flower production.

This diminutive tulip warms up the landscape with radiant tangerine colors. Beaming orange petals with brushstrokes of purple that make a statement in containers or beds. This short yet dazzling variety stands just 10 inches tall.

A gorgeous classic double petaled tulip with translucent violet petals. This stunning variety truly shines like a diamond. It takes on a silvery sheen as it matures, and its strong, 12-16 inch stems make it a fantastic cut flower. This lovely variety is among the last of the tulip varieties to bloom, making a flamboyant show to end the bulb season!

A gorgeous, peachy golden fully double petaled tulip with fringed edges. This flamboyant and fiery variety stands just 8-16 inches tall. It is a mid-to-late spring bloomer that is so well suited to pots, and the front of the garden, where it can really shine!

A flamboyant, red and butter yellow parrot-type tulip with regal, ruffled petals. This late-season bloomer reaches 16-20 inches tall, and its wild colors make it a fierce focal point in landscapes or arrangements. 

Deep purple, almost obsidian, blooms in an ornate ruffle form make this variety a breathtaking element for your designs. It is perfect for gardeners seeking an all-black flower garden, a gothic design, or just a touch of deep drama. 18-20-inch stems make this an excellent cutting variety, and it is a phenomenal landscape and potted variety as well. 

Tropical flaming petals are mango orange tipped in hot magenta, and the colors are reminiscent of a sunset sky over the Caribbean. These frilled blooms make a flamboyant focal point in your garden designs. Expect this late-spring bloomer to reach 14-16 inches tall.