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Tulip 'Lets Dance' – Show-Stopping Double Blooms for Spring Gardens

Breathe new life into your garden with Tulip 'Lets Dance', a captivating variety renowned for its peony-like double flowers. Each bowl-shaped bloom bursts with layers of rose-pink petals edged in crisp white, creating a dazzling contrast that stands out in any border or container.

• Botanical Name: Tulipa 'Lets Dance'
• Flower Form: Double (peony-style) blooms
• Height & Spread: Reaches up to 50cm (20in) tall and spreads 15cm (6in)
• Blooming Period: Mid to late spring

Why Choose 'Lets Dance' Tulips?

• Dramatic Colour Play: The unique rose-pink petals with white margins create an eye-catching focal point.
• Reliable Performance: These tulips are bred for strong stems and weather resistance, so you can enjoy their beauty even on breezy days.
• Versatile Uses: Perfect for garden beds, borders, patio containers, or as cut flowers for spring bouquets.

Planting & Care Guide

• When to Plant: Plant bulbs in autumn (September–November) before the ground freezes.
• Where to Plant: Choose a spot with full sun or light shade and well-drained soil.
• How Deep: Plant bulbs at a depth of three times their height (about 10-15cm deep).
• Caring For Your Tulips: Water after planting; minimal care required until shoots emerge in spring. Deadhead spent flowers but allow foliage to die back naturally.

Design Tips & Companion Plants

• 'Lets Dance' pairs beautifully with other mid-spring bulbs like Muscari, Narcissus, or Hyacinths.
• Create bold drifts by planting in groups of at least eight bulbs for maximum visual impact.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant Tulip 'Lets Dance' bulbs?
  The ideal planting time is autumn, from September through November, before the ground freezes.
• Do these tulips return each year?
  Tulips can return if planted in well-drained soil and left undisturbed; however, many gardeners treat them as annuals for best results.
• What care do they need after flowering?
  Certainly! Remove spent blooms but leave foliage until it yellows—this helps the bulb store energy for next year.