Parrot Tulips

A result of late flowering tulips, parrot tulips were first found in France, migrated to Holland and eventually became a staple in North America. One of the most flamboyant blooms on the market today, Parrot Tulips add vibrant splashes of bright, beautiful color to borders, beds and bouquets. With cup shaped, fringed petals and a full, twisted and rustled form, parrot tulip bulbs for sale are among the most sought-after flowers for both garden pros and home gardeners alike. Perfect for mass plantings where their vivid hues and feathery markings can be appreciated even from a distance. Mix Parrot Tulips among other mid-season bulbs for a look reminiscent of a cottage garden. They look amazing when planted in an array of colors or as a single-color display. Either way, your clients are sure to love these showy, yet elegant tulips.

Parrot Tulip Bulb FAQs

When do parrot tulips bloom?

Parrot tulips typically bloom in mid to late spring, or April to May, depending on your location.

How do you plant parrot tulips?

Like other tulip bulbs, parrot tulip bulbs should be planted about 6" deep and 3" apart in well-drained soil.

How do you care for parrot tulips?

During the blooming season, deadhead spent blooms to keep a neat look in your garden. Do not cut back the foliage as it is important to allow it to mature and die down naturally. The foliage provides nutrients for next year's bloom. For more information on caring for tulips, visit our how to grow tulips page.