"Angelique" Double Late Tulip Bulbs (Pack of 8)

Tulipa gesneriana 'Angelique'

Angelique Double Late Tulip Bulbs are renowned for their lush, peony-like blossoms in soft shades of blush pink with delicate ivory undertones. These romantic blooms emerge in late spring, adding an air of vintage elegance to any garden. Often referred to as peony tulips, Angelique tulips are celebrated for their full, double-petaled form and delightful fragrance. Whether planted in ornamental beds or used in spring bouquets, they bring refined charm and long-lasting color to your seasonal displays.

• USDA Zones: 3-7
• Bloom Time: April-May
• Height: 18"
• Planting depth/Spacing: 5"/ 2"
• Deer Resistant: no

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The lush blooms of Angelique tulips are ideally suited for creating romantic floral borders, cottage garden backdrops, or formal spring displays. With their sturdy stems and pastel coloring, they pair beautifully with other late-blooming tulips, alliums, and perennials to create harmonious, layered landscapes.

Key Characteristics and Benefits of Growing Angelique Double Late Tulips

• Romantic Blooms: Large, double-layered flowers with soft pink and cream hues create a vintage, peony-like effect.
• Fragrant Flowers: Lightly scented blossoms add sensory charm to gardens and bouquets.
• Late Blooming: Extends tulip color in the landscape into late spring when other varieties have faded.
• Perfect for Cutting: Excellent for fresh floral arrangements with long-lasting, elegant blooms.
• Versatile Garden Use: Ideal for mixed borders, spring containers, cutting gardens, and mass plantings.

Growing Angelique Tulip Bulbs

Plant Angelique tulip bulbs in fall, about 6–8 weeks before the first hard frost. Set bulbs 5 inches deep and 2 inches apart in well-drained soil. Select a sunny to partially shaded location for optimal blooming and healthy foliage.

Climate and Soil Requirements

Well-suited for USDA zones 3–7, Angelique tulips benefit from a cold dormancy period in winter. Use organically enriched, sandy loam soil to prevent rot and promote root development.

Sunlight and Watering

Water well after planting. Maintain moderate moisture during the growing and blooming season, then reduce watering once blooms fade. Allow the foliage to yellow and wither naturally to feed the bulbs for next year’s display.

Care and Maintenance

Apply a mulch layer in fall to insulate bulbs. Deadhead spent flowers post-blooming and consider lifting bulbs every few years for division and storage in warmer climates.

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Landscape Uses for Angelique Tulips

Angelique tulips bring timeless beauty to romantic garden themes, spring walkways, and flower-filled containers. Their pastel palette makes them ideal for weddings, seasonal arrangements, and tranquil outdoor settings.

Multiple Trusted Brands at Grow Organic

At Grow Organic, we offer Angelique Double Late Tulip Bulbs from multiple trusted premium brands, giving you a wider selection to suit your specific gardening preferences and style. Whether you prioritize organic growing methods, bloom performance, or budget-conscious options, you’ll find a high-quality choice tailored to your needs.

Culinary Uses for Tulips

Though primarily ornamental, tulip petals—including those from double late varieties like Angelique—may be edible. To learn more about how to use tulips creatively in culinary presentations, visit our blog: Edible Tulips: Culinary Uses and Recipes.

Explore even more spring favorites in our Annual Flower Seeds Collection.