Details
- Deer Resistant
- No
- Density
- 5 per sq. ft.
- Family
- Fringed Tulips
- Flowering Height
- 18 inches
- Flowering Time
- Mid - Late Spring
- Fragrant
- No
- Naturalizing
- No
- Planting Depth
- 5 inches
- Sunlight
- Full Sun/Partial Shade
- USDA Zones
- 3-8
Tulip Drakensteyn
Top Sized Bulbs
• Our flower bulbs from Holland arrive in the United States by mid-September. We start shipping our flower bulbs by late-September.
• Once your order ships, you will receive a tracking number by email.
• We will continue to ship until the beginning of January or until supplies last.
• We start shipping our Amaryllis bulbs by the end of October.
• Amaryllis bulbs will continue to ship until February or until supplies last.
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Description
Tulip Drakensteyn is a real firecracker of a tulip. Each flower is a mix of deep pink and soft blush white, with every petal finished in a bold fringe that looks almost feathery at the tips. When a group opens together, it has the same energy as a flowering cherry tree, but in tulip form. In pots by the front door or lined up along a path, it is one of those varieties visitors always ask about by name.
- Choose a sunny spot with soil that drains well. Tulips dislike sitting in waterlogged ground, especially over winter.
- Plant in fall when soil has cooled and night temperatures are consistently below about fifty degrees Fahrenheit. In most colder and mid temperate states this will be from late September through November.
- Set bulbs about six to eight inches deep and four to six inches apart, pointy side up. Planting in groups of at least ten to fifteen bulbs gives the strongest display.
- In warmer winter climates where ground does not stay cold for long, give the bulbs an artificial chill in the refrigerator for around twelve to sixteen weeks before planting, keeping them away from ripening fruit.
- After flowering, let the foliage die back naturally so the bulb can store energy. In very warm regions many gardeners treat large flowered tulips as annuals and replant fresh bulbs each fall for a perfect show every year.
Planting information
• Plant your flower bulbs in the fall or early winter
• Plant in borders or containers in sun or partial shade
• Plant the bulbs three times the size of the bulb deep. This doesn't count for Amaryllis bulbs and Peony roots.
• Space the bulbs two times the size of the bulb apart
• Plant the bulbs in well drained soil
• Plant the bulbs with the pointed side facing upwards
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Shipping rates
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Shipping schedule
• Our flower bulbs from Holland arrive in the United States by mid-September. We start shipping our flower bulbs by early-October.
• Once your order ships, you will receive a tracking number by email.
• We will continue to ship until the beginning of January or until supplies last.
• We start shipping our Amaryllis bulbs by the end of October.
• Amaryllis bulbs will continue to ship until February or until supplies last.
Guarantee
For over 4 generations, DutchGrown™ has built its reputation by offering the best Fall-planted flowers bulbs available anywhere. We take pride in our exceptionally high level of quality control, customer service and our commitment to client satisfaction continues long after the bulbs leave our premises. When you order from DutchGrown™, we 100% guarantee that you will receive the hardiest flower bulbs available, packed with care and ready to thrive in your garden.
Details
- Deer Resistant
- No
- Density
- 5 per sq. ft.
- Family
- Fringed Tulips
- Flowering Height
- 18 inches
- Flowering Time
- Mid - Late Spring
- Fragrant
- No
- Naturalizing
- No
- Planting Depth
- 5 inches
- Sunlight
- Full Sun/Partial Shade
- USDA Zones
- 3-8
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