Icoon Tulip Bulbs

Add Vibrant Color to Your Garden with 'Icoon' Tulips

The Icoon Tulip is a breathtaking Double Late variety, known for its peony-like, multi-layered blooms that display an incredible blend of red, orange, purple, and yellow hues. Beginning as tight red blossoms, these tulips mature into rich shades of orange, creating a dynamic color transformation over their bloom period. With their tall, striking appearance, Icoon Tulips bring a bold, vibrant touch to any garden.

Why Choose Icoon Tulips?

• Stunning Color Transformation: Watch as the tightly closed red buds open and transition into a fiery mix of orange, purple, and yellow, creating a spectacular display.
• Peony-Like Blooms: The double-layered petals give these tulips a luxurious, full look, similar to peonies, making them a standout in any garden.
• Versatile Use: Ideal for rock gardens, containers, beds, borders, and as cut flowers, Icoon Tulips add a touch of elegance and vibrant color to any setting.

Additional Information:

• Flowering Height: 20 inches
• Blooming Time: Late spring, with a bloom duration of 3 weeks
• Bulb Size: 12/14
• Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade
• Soil: Well-drained soil, pH between 6 and 7, soil temperature 55°F or below
• Planting Time: Fall
• USDA Hardiness Zones: 3-7
• Toxicity: Tulips are toxic to cats and dogs, with the most concentrated toxins in the bulbs.

Garden Design Tips

Plant Icoon Tulips in clusters for a striking, colorful focal point in your garden. Whether in beds, borders, or containers, these tulips add rich texture and a dynamic color palette. Their long bloom time and peony-like appearance also make them perfect for cutting and displaying indoors. Just be sure to plant them away from areas accessible to pets, as tulip bulbs are toxic to cats and dogs.

Planting & Care Instructions for Tulipa Double Late

These tulips bloom later in the season and have large, peony-like blooms.

Planting Time: Plant bulbs in the fall before the first frost.

Location: Full sun to partial shade with well-drained soil.

Depth & Spacing: Plant 6-8 inches deep with 4-6 inches of space between bulbs.

Fertilization: Fertilize with a balanced 5-10-5 fertilizer when planting.

Watering: Water thoroughly after planting and ensure soil remains moist during the growing season.

After Bloom Care: Deadhead spent blooms, and allow leaves to die back naturally.