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Add Sophistication with Tulip 'Blushing Lady'

Tulip 'Blushing Lady' is a classic Triumph tulip prized for its tall, elegant silhouette and unique colour blend. Each flower stands out with soft rose-pink petals that gently fade into lemon yellow, creating an enchanting display in any garden setting. With mature heights reaching up to 65cm (26in) and a spread of about 15cm (6in), these tulips bring both structure and vibrant colour to spring borders.

• Botanical Group: Tulipa (Triumph Group)
• Mature Size: Up to 65cm tall, 15cm spread
• Flowering Time: April–May
• Bulbs Supplied: Choose from packs of 8 or 16 bulbs

Why Grow 'Blushing Lady'?

• Striking Blooms: Large, vase-shaped flowers add sophistication and height.
• Dramatic Colour: Soft pinks blend into lemon yellow for a refined spring palette.
• Ideal Placement: Perfect for mid or back borders—let them rise above lower perennials.
• Excellent Cut Flowers: Long stems make them great for indoor arrangements.

How to Grow & Care for Tulip 'Blushing Lady'

• Planting Time: Plant bulbs in autumn (September–November) before the first frost.
• Soil Preference: Well-drained, moderately fertile soil; avoid waterlogged spots.
• Sun Requirements: Full sun for best flowering; tolerates light shade.
• Caring Tips: Deadhead spent blooms but leave foliage until it yellows naturally—this feeds next year’s bulbs. No pruning required.
• Hardiness: Hardy in UK gardens (RHS H6); suitable for USDA Zones 3–8.

Create Stunning Displays

• 'Blushing Lady''s tall form pairs beautifully with lower spring-flowering bulbs like Muscari or Narcissus.
• Create bold swathes by planting in groups of at least five bulbs per patch.
• Add to cottage gardens, formal beds, or as a cheerful accent in containers.

FAQs

• When should I plant Tulip 'Blushing Lady' bulbs?
  Plant in autumn, ideally between September and November before the ground freezes.
• How deep should I plant the bulbs?
  Plant each bulb about 10-15cm deep and space them roughly 10cm apart.
• Will they come back every year?
  Tulips can return each spring if planted in well-drained soil and allowed to die back naturally after flowering; however, many gardeners treat them as annuals for best results.