The enigmatic Cuban Night tulip, with its jagged petals, will add an aura of mystery and allure to your garden. These tulips exhibit an incredible depth of dark purple, bordering on black, giving them a uniquely captivating appearance. Their aristocratic charm, characterized by petite fringe-tipped petals, is a sight to behold, even from a distance, allowing us to fully appreciate their beauty. When planted in larger groups, they thrive alongside plants with less intense colors, creating a harmonious visual contrast. Light-hued carnations or low-growing perennials make ideal companions for these captivating blooms. Flowers from this group grace us with their presence in April, enhancing both ground and container compositions. This variety boasts an average height of 40-50 cm and is exceptionally resilient, making it a popular choice for open urban flower beds.

The sight of blooming tulips is a source of pure joy. Every garden should feature at least a small cluster of these beloved bulb plants. There are countless ways to harness their beauty. You can plant them in simple border arrangements, combine them with other bulbs, or incorporate them into designs alongside perennials and annuals. They add a charming touch to English-style flower beds that frame the lawn. For balconies, terraces, and patios, consider planting them in durable containers. Tulips also make wonderful additions to rock gardens and can serve as vibrant accents around trees and shrubs.

When selecting a location to plant tulip bulbs, opt for a sunny or slightly sheltered spot, as they won't bloom to their full potential in the shade. The soil should have good drainage; if it doesn't, consider providing proper drainage. Prior to autumn planting, ensure that the soil is well loosened, free of weeds, and enriched with compost, providing essential nutrients to the bulbs. The optimal soil pH is neutral to slightly acidic. Protect the tulip site from strong winds to prevent potential flower damage. In addition to regular weeding, post-flowering topping is recommended to protect the bulbs from weakening.

Plant the bulbs at a depth equal to twice their height, ensuring that the pointed ends are facing upwards. Cover the bulbs thoroughly with soil, eliminating any air pockets. After planting, water them once, but abundantly. Tulips are frost-resistant and tolerate cold weather well. Nonetheless, it is advisable to cover them with mulch or decorative materials.

This set includes 250 Cuban Night Tulip bulbs. Each label contains essential information about the plant and its cultivation.