
Tulip 'Queen of Night'
Tulipa 'Queen of Night'
Velvety, near-black maroon flowers on tall stems that make dramatic pots and look stunning with lighter tulips.

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Tulip 'Queen of Night'
Tulipa 'Queen of Night'
Velvety, near-black maroon flowers on tall stems that make dramatic pots and look stunning with lighter tulips.
At a glance
- Type
- Spring bulb
- Light
- Full sun, Part shade
- Soil
- Loam, Sandy, Chalky (tolerated)
- Moisture
- Well-drained
- Height
- 60cm
- Spread
- 10cm
- Season
- Flowers late April to May
- Foliage
- Deciduous
- Hardiness
- Hardy
Why grow it
A late single tulip that bridges spring into early summer and cuts beautifully.
How to grow it
- Plant bulbs about 15cm deep, pointed end up, in well-drained soil in sun.
- November planting is traditional and reduces the risk of tulip fire.
- After flowering, deadhead and let foliage die back naturally, or lift after flowering.
Best planting time
October to December.
Good to know
Squirrels may dig up bulbs; wire mesh over containers helps. Bulbs rot in soggy soil.
Sizes, hardiness and flowering periods are typical for UK gardens and vary with site and season. Availability is confirmed on enquiry; nothing is reserved by sending an enquiry.











