Amazing Grace

$15.25

Shipping Starts: 2nd week of October

Quantity per Package: 10 bulbs

Light Required: Full sun/ Partial shade

Height: 16-18"

Blooming Period: Mid Spring/ Late Spring

Bulb size: 12/+

Planting Distance: 4-5"

Planting Depth: 6"

Hardness Zone:

Deer Resistant: No

Minimum Bulbs for Effect:

About Amazing Grace

The Tulip Amazing Grace is a refined spring bloomer that brings soft elegance and calm beauty to any garden. This premium tulip variety is known for its full, layered petals and gentle pink colour palette that shifts between pink and purple tones. The blooms open generously, creating a lush, almost peony-like effect that stands out in borders, pots, and cutting gardens. Tulip Amazing Grace is ideal for gardeners who want a romantic, high-impact flower display without complicated care.

  • Elegant double blooms: full, layered petals create a luxurious and romantic flower shape

  • Soft colour tones: delicate blend of creamy pink with purple

  • Strong garden presence: upright stems that hold blooms beautifully in spring weather

  • Perfect for cutting: long-lasting flowers ideal for stylish indoor arrangements

  • 6Reliable spring performer: returns each season with consistent flowering when well planted

  • Versatile use: suitable for borders, containers, and mixed flower beds

How to plant and take care of Tulip Amazing Grace:

  • Planting depth: plant bulbs about 10–15 cm deep in loose, well-draining soil

  • Location choice: select a sunny to lightly shaded spot for best flowering results

  • Soil preparation: enrich soil with compost to support strong root development and bloom quality

  • Watering routine: water after planting and keep soil lightly moist, avoiding waterlogging

  • Seasonal care: remove spent flowers but allow foliage to die back naturally for energy storage

  • Long-term growth: lift and store bulbs in summer if soil conditions are too wet

$15.25

FAQs

The blooming period of Amazing Grace Tulip bulbs is typically relatively short but very impactful, as is common with most tulip varieties. Once they begin flowering in spring, you can expect the blooms to last around 1 to 2 weeks on average, depending on weather conditions and care. In cooler spring temperatures, the flowers may last closer to the full two weeks, while warmer or windy conditions can shorten the display slightly. Good soil drainage, consistent moisture (without waterlogging), and a sheltered planting location can help extend bloom longevity. Although the flowers don’t last long, they provide a striking visual display during peak bloom. Many gardeners plant tulips in groups or mix varieties with different bloom times to extend the overall spring flowering season in the garden.

Yes, you can leave Amazing Grace Tulip bulbs year-round in the ground, and in many climates this is a common gardening practice. Tulips are perennial bulbs, meaning they can survive underground through different seasons and bloom again the following spring. In well-drained soil and cooler climates, such as parts of Northern Europe, they often perform well when left undisturbed. However, it is important to understand that some tulip varieties may decline in vigor after a few years, producing fewer or smaller flowers over time. To improve long-term performance, make sure the bulbs are planted in soil that does not stay waterlogged, especially during winter. Allow the foliage to die back naturally after flowering so the bulb can store energy for the next season. With the right conditions, leaving them in the ground is both convenient and effective.

If you forgot to plant your Amazing Grace Tulip bulbs, don’t worry—there are still several options to save them. First, check the condition of the bulbs. If they are still firm and not moldy or dried out, they are likely still viable. Ideally, tulip bulbs should be planted in autumn, but they can sometimes still be planted in late winter or very early spring if the ground is workable and not frozen. If outdoor planting is no longer possible, you can store them in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place until the next planting season. Another option is to “force” them by planting in pots indoors or in a greenhouse, though bloom quality may vary. Avoid letting them sit in warm, damp conditions, as this can cause rot. Acting quickly will give them the best chance of survival.

Amazing Grace Tulip bulbs are frost hardy, which means they are well adapted to surviving cold winter temperatures once planted in the ground. In fact, tulips require a period of cold dormancy to develop properly and produce strong blooms in spring. This natural chilling process is essential for their growth cycle. Once established in soil, the bulbs are generally safe through freezing conditions, especially if planted at the correct depth. However, the main risk is not frost itself, but excessive moisture combined with freezing temperatures, which can lead to bulb rot. In very wet or exposed gardens, adding a layer of mulch or ensuring excellent drainage can provide extra protection. If bulbs are still unplanted, they should be stored in a cool, dry place rather than exposed to frost outdoors.