1. Black Jack Triumph Tulip, Triumph: McClure & Zimmerman Glossy blooms of purple-black. A choice cut flower for contrast in floral arrangements. Glossy blooms of purple-black.
2. Tulips are known for their many brilliant and sunny shades, they exist in very different forms and by crossing these different types together, we added a number of very exotic shapes in recent years, like extraordinary white, pink, red, lavender, green, orange, purple, rainbow, double, ice cream, peony and parrot tulips. We are very proud to be called the Tulip experts.
3. Holland is famous for its Tulips, and when you see them you’ll know why! These gorgeous tulips pair perfectly with Hyacinyh, Iris, Viburnum, and Lilac for a burst of color that will let your guests know that spring has sprung!

'Olympic Flame' tulip is a Darwin hybrid tulip, one of the most reliable groups of tulips for perennial performance in the landscape. Its dazzling golden petals erupt with streaks of red, similar to a flickering flame. It grows up to 2 feet tall and blooms in mid- to late spring.

Great for contrast.

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Deepest purple petals that appear almost black in the garden. Flowers open mid to late season.

Black Jack Tulip

Tulip ‘Black Jack’ flowers earlier than Queen of the Night and with just as much theatre. The dramatic, deep colouring provides excellent contrast in the garden.

Tulips are the superstars of spring. They can take centre stage like no other flower can, creating unforgettable spring shows.

Tulips may have a reputation as `difficult customers` but in most cases this is undeserved. When you buy a bulb the flower is already pre-formed, ready to bloom. All you need to do is plant them into well drained soil in a sunny spot, fertilise and water, then wait for the show!

A simple way to remember when to plant your tulips is Mother`s Day! It is ideal because by this time of year the soil has cooled sufficiently for planting. It doesn’t have to be on the day but as long as you are around the date.
All our bulbs are ready to grow; they do not need to be chilled.

It is a good idea to prepare the soil for their arrival by adding some delicious organic matter. Tulips need good drainage and at least six hours sun a day to flower at their best. Plant the bulbs 15-20cm deep with the pointed end up. Space your tulips 10-20cm apart, planting closer for a more spectacular show.

In most areas it is recommended you lift and store your Tulip bulbs once their foliage has browned. You don’t need to do this if you live in an area with frost, the soil is shaded or mulched through summer and the ground does not become soggy during their dormant period. In every other case it is recommended.

Supplied as: Bulbs

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