Amazing Grace
| Note: Bulbs ship starting in October based on availability and your zone, unlike other products. Plant around or after your first frost but before the ground freezes. |
*This is Amazing Grace Tulip. Amazing Grace Rose can be found HERE.*
Amazing Grace is a double-late Tulip with full, lavender-pink blooms that deepen to rose with hints of soft butterscotch at the center. Flowers are about 4" across and lightly fragrant, growing on sturdy 16–18" stems that hold up well in the garden or vase. It blooms in late spring and grows well in Zones 3–8. Known for its soft color and strong stems, Amazing Grace is a great choice for borders and cut flower arrangements.
Amazing Grace is sold in packs of 10 for fall planting.
Fall Planting Instructions:
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Choose an area with partial to full sun that has good drainage.
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Dig a hole 6-8” deep and mix granular fertilizer with soil at the bottom of the hole. Tulip bulbs should be planted 6” below the soil.
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Place bulbs 2-3” apart with points facing upward, and then gently pack the soil over the bulb.
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Water once and then not again till spring.
Original: $18.00
-65%$18.00
$6.30
Description
| Note: Bulbs ship starting in October based on availability and your zone, unlike other products. Plant around or after your first frost but before the ground freezes. |
*This is Amazing Grace Tulip. Amazing Grace Rose can be found HERE.*
Amazing Grace is a double-late Tulip with full, lavender-pink blooms that deepen to rose with hints of soft butterscotch at the center. Flowers are about 4" across and lightly fragrant, growing on sturdy 16–18" stems that hold up well in the garden or vase. It blooms in late spring and grows well in Zones 3–8. Known for its soft color and strong stems, Amazing Grace is a great choice for borders and cut flower arrangements.
Amazing Grace is sold in packs of 10 for fall planting.
Fall Planting Instructions:
-
Choose an area with partial to full sun that has good drainage.
-
Dig a hole 6-8” deep and mix granular fertilizer with soil at the bottom of the hole. Tulip bulbs should be planted 6” below the soil.
-
Place bulbs 2-3” apart with points facing upward, and then gently pack the soil over the bulb.
-
Water once and then not again till spring.
