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Queen of Night opens in mid to late spring with velvety, deep maroon-black petals held on sturdy 28-30 inch stems. That near-black color is rare in the garden, and it makes every neighboring flower look brighter by comparison - pair it with white daffodils, pale pink tulips, or chartreuse foliage and the contrast does all the work for you.
These Single Late tulips are long-lasting both in the ground and in a vase, and their tall, straight stems are made for cutting. Plant them in beds and borders, or tuck a handful into large patio containers for a portable spring show on a porch or balcony.
Plant them in fall and let spring deliver the most talked-about flower in your yard.