Gudoshnik Double Tulip Bulbs

Light Needs

Full Sun

(At Least 6 Hours Of Direct Sunlight)

Mature Height

14-20 Inches

Mature Spread

4-6 Inches

Growing Zones

3 to 8

Gudoshnik Double Tulip Bulbs

Bring a painter’s touch to your spring garden with Gudoshnik Double Tulip Bulbs. Known for their layered, rose-like blooms and striking mix of red, pink, and yellow shades, these tulips are a true standout. Each pack includes 20 bulbs—perfect for filling beds, borders, or containers with unforgettable spring color.

Highlights

• Peony-Style Blooms: Full, multi-layered petals create lush, dramatic flowers that look right at home in beds, borders, or bouquets.
• One-of-a-Kind Colors: Each flower blends unique tones of red, pink, yellow, and cream for a painterly effect—no two are alike.
• Great for Pots: Compact size and strong stems make them a smart choice for patio containers and balcony displays.
• Cut Flower Favorite: Long-lasting stems hold well indoors, making these tulips excellent for spring arrangements.

Planting Guide

• When to Plant: Plant bulbs in the fall before the ground freezes.
• Light: Choose a sunny to lightly shaded spot with 6–8 hours of sun.
• Soil: Prefers loose, well-draining soil enriched with compost or organic matter.
• Depth & Spacing: Set bulbs 6–8 inches deep and 4–6 inches apart.
• Watering: Water well after planting to settle soil around the bulbs.

Ongoing Care

• Watering: Keep soil evenly moist through the growing season, watering deeply 1–2 times weekly if rainfall is light.
• Mulching: Add a 2–3 inch layer of mulch to lock in moisture and prevent weeds.
• After Blooming: Allow leaves to die back naturally to feed next year’s growth, then trim once foliage yellows. In warm climates, lift bulbs after bloom and store in a cool, dry place until replanting.

Growing in Containers

• Pot Size: Use a container at least 12 inches wide with drainage holes.
• Soil: Plant in well-draining potting mix.
• Watering: Keep soil moist but not soggy; ensure extra water drains freely.

FAQs

1. What makes Gudoshnik Double Tulips special?

These tulips stand out for their lush, peony-like blooms and swirling color blends of red, pink, yellow, and cream. The flowers are larger and fuller than traditional tulips, giving gardens a bold spring display.

2. When should I plant Gudoshnik Double Tulip bulbs?

Plant in fall, usually September through November, before the first hard frost. This gives the bulbs time to develop strong roots for spring growth.

3. How tall do Gudoshnik Double Tulips grow?

They typically reach 14–20 inches in height, making them an excellent choice for both garden beds and patio pots.

4. What should I do with tulips after they finish blooming?

Leave the foliage until it naturally yellows, then trim it back. This helps the bulbs store energy. In warmer areas, consider digging them up and storing in a cool, dry spot until fall to prevent rot.

5. Do Gudoshnik Double Tulips attract pollinators?

Yes, their colorful blooms may draw bees and other pollinators, especially on sunny spring days, though they are not as heavily visited as some other flowers.