Tulip Orange Lion - 25 Bulbs

West Cork BulbsSKU: ALLIED ORANGE
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Description

Ignite your garden with the fiery, energetic colour of Darwin Tulip 'Orange Lion'. As a classic Darwin Hybrid, this variety is famed for its immense flower size and exceptional weather resistance. The blooms are a rich, saturated tangerine-orange, often with subtle warm yellow undertones at the base and a contrasting black heart inside. Standing tall on thick, sturdy stems, they are built to withstand spring wind and rain without snapping or drooping. Blooming in mid-spring, they provide a bold focal point that is impossible to miss, making them perfect for mass planting in beds or as a striking statement in large patio containers.

  • Giant Blooms: Produces some of the largest flower heads of any tulip group, with classic egg-shaped blooms that open wide in the sun to reveal their dark centres.

  • Weatherproof: Darwin Hybrids are renowned for their strength; 'Orange Lion' will stay standing tall even during April showers and breezy days.

  • Perennial Power: Unlike many tulips that fade after one year, Darwin Hybrids are the best group for returning year after year (perennializing) if planted deep and in well-drained soil.

  • Cut Flower Classic: The long, straight stems and long-lasting blooms make this an industry standard for professional-quality spring bouquets.

To create a display that literally glows in the sunlight, pair 'Orange Lion' with deep purple or maroon partners. The dark contrast of Tulip 'Queen of Night' or 'Ronaldo' makes the bright orange pop even more intensely. Alternatively, for a "citrus burst" theme, mix them with bright yellow Tulip 'Golden Apeldoorn' to create a cheerful, sunny border.

Flower Colour
Vivid Tangerine-Orange with Yellow/Black accents
Flower Size
Large goblets up to 10–12 cm tall
Planting Time
September to December
Bloom Time
April to May
Mature Height
50 – 60 cm tall
Bulb Spacing
10 – 15 cm apart
Bulb Size
10-12 cm
Planting Depth
Plant 15 cm deep
Warnings
Do not eat ornamental bulbs - could also be harmful to animals - it is highly recommended to wear gloves when planting as some bulbs can cause irritations.

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