Tulip Big Smile
Tulip Big Smile – is a single late tulip with a strong, solid yellow colour. As a single late tulip it will flower in April through to May. It has a slightly pointed tip to the petal which gives the flower a flame like shape. Tulip Big Smile is a large flower on a long stem of 50cm.
Packs | Price per pack |
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1 - 2 | £3.98 |
3 - 5 | £2.63 |
6+ | £1.91 |
Please Note: Spring Flowering Bulbs are shipped from September once they are in our warehouse. There may be a wait whilst we work through our backorder, please contact us if you have any time restrictions.
£3.98 (inc. VAT)
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Specifications:
- Colour: Yellow
- Height: 60cm
- Bulb Size: 10/11cm
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How to grow:
- Hardiness: Hardy
- Soil Type: Moist but well drained
- Position: Full sun
- Bulbs per m2: 75
- Planting depth: 10cm
- Planting distance: 10cm
More Information
Tulip Big Smile – is a single late tulip bulb with a strong, solid yellow colour. One of the last yellow spring bulbs to show in the spring season. It has a slightly pointed tip to the petal which gives the flower a flame like shape. Tulip Big Smile is a large flower on a long stem of 50cm. The foliage is a nice sage green with a gentle wave slightly narrower than its contemporaries.
What are Single Late Tulips?
Single late tulips are the classic tulip shape and come in a wide range of vivid colours. They are the last Tulips to bloom, typically in late April and into May.
Planting Single Late Tulip Bulbs
Plant Tulip Big Smile bulbs from October to December, around 6-8inches deep and a similar distance apart, pointed end up. They will do well in the centre of beds so that their height can complement the smaller plants at the front of the bed and larger plants at the back. Tulip bulbs don’t like too much water over winter, but need regular watering over spring. It’s good to give the tulips a little space but these bright colours will make themselves seen.
Planting tulips in pots can be difficult, it is important to give the roots lots of room and good drainage. Pots can dry out very quickly and this can affect the bud even before it has emerged from the bulb. Use a moisture retaining soil with added drainage such as rubble at the bottom of the pot or grit mixed in the soil.