Tulip ‘Alison Bradley’ (6 bulbs) Velvety purple and refined opulence Offered by Van Noort

Dive into the chic and mysterious world of the ‘Alison Bradley’ tulip , a late double variety with sumptuously layered petals in shades of deep plum, dark burgundy and garnet highlights .
With its luxurious peony shape , dense, late bloom , and dramatic palette , it brings a sophisticated presence to elegant beds , high-end pots , or dark, romantic bouquets .
Very hardy, floriferous and easy to grow, it appeals to both lovers of classic gardens and those who like bold compositions .

Variety characteristics

Height : 40 to 50 cm (16″ to 20″)
Exposure : Full sun
Hardiness : Zone 3 and above
Deer Resistance : Medium
Water requirements : Moderate (well-drained soil)
Ideal soil : Rich, loose, well-drained
Quantity : 6 bulbs

Planting and growing the ‘Alison Bradley’ Tulip

When to plant?
Period: From September to October, before the first frosts.

Where to plant it?
In open ground: Ideal for dark and contrasting beds , gothic-chic gardens , or opulent borders .
In a pot: Magnificent in black, copper or antique containers , for sophisticated balconies or characterful terraces .

How to plant?
1 Depth : 15 cm
2 Spacing : 10 to 12 cm
3 Watering : Light after planting, moderate during flowering

Gardener’s tip : Pair it with cream, pale pink or soft green tulips for an ultra-refined contrast of softness and intensity .

Care for the ‘Alison Bradley’ Tulip

Watering : Regular in spring, without excess
Fertilizer : Bulb fertilizer recommended in the fall
Pruning : Let the foliage fade naturally
Wintering : No care required, very hardy bulb

Why choose the ‘Alison Bradley’ Tulip?

Double dark plum flower with velvety highlights
Late flowering, perfect for ending the season with intensity
Ideal for bouquets with character, rich flowerbeds or bold compositions
Elegant, rustic, easy and visually captivating

Bring a touch of chic drama and floral depth to your garden with the tulip ‘Alison Bradley’, brought to you by Van Noort perfect for dark romantic scenes , contrasting borders , or captivatingly charming late spring bouquets .

Pair with pastel or copper tulips, or integrate into a baroque and expressive flowerbed for a highly artistic effect