Tulip Single Late (French) ‘Mata Hari’ | Premium 12/+ cm Bulbs | Free Fertilizer Boost | Hand Picked Nursery
Make a high-impact statement in your late spring garden with Tulip ‘Mata Hari’, a breathtaking Single Late (French) tulip known for its tall, elegant form and unique color-changing blooms. Flowers begin as a creamy white with bright cerise-pink edges, then gradually blush into a fuller pink tone as they mature—creating a dramatic, romantic two-toned display that looks stunning in any landscape.
These premium bulbs are perfect for gardeners who want height, sophistication, and long-lasting blooms. With sturdy stems reaching up to 32 inches tall, Mata Hari is an exceptional choice for borders, containers, and cutting gardens. Each order includes a Free Fertilizer Boost to help establish strong roots in fall and support vibrant spring performance.
🌷 Key Features
- Variety: Tulip Single Late (French) ‘Mata Hari’
- Color: Creamy White with Cerise-Pink Edges (blushes pink as it matures)
- Height: 28–32" tall — striking height for premium garden displays
- Bloom Time: Late Spring (April–May) — perfect season extender
- Bulb Size: 12/+ cm for strong, full blooms
- Zones: USDA 3–8
- Bonus: Includes a Free Fertilizer Boost for optimal performance
- Offer: Buy 4 sets, get 1 set FREE
🌱 Why Grow ‘Mata Hari’?
- Gorgeous Color-Changing Blooms – A rare, sophisticated bicolor effect that evolves as flowers mature
- Tall French Tulip Form – Long-stemmed elegance that adds height and drama to garden beds
- Late Spring Performer – Extends tulip season when earlier varieties finish
- Premium Bulb Size (12/+ cm) – Bigger bulbs produce stronger stems and fuller blooms
- Perfect for Cutting Gardens – Strong stems and showy blooms make bouquet-ready flowers
- Best in Mass Plantings – Plant in groups for a luxury “designer garden” look
☀️ Planting & Care
Plant bulbs in fall, several weeks before the ground freezes. Choose a sunny or lightly shaded spot with well-draining soil.
- Depth: 4–6" deep, pointy side up
- Spacing: 4–6" apart
- Water: After planting and during dry spring spells, avoiding overwatering
- Fertilizer: Use your Free Fertilizer Boost at planting and again as leaves emerge in spring
- After Blooming: Remove spent flowers but allow foliage to yellow naturally — this replenishes the bulb for next year
- In colder zones, mulch during winter for extra protection. Lift and store bulbs in warmer climates if replanting is desired.
Cold Climate Tip: In colder zones, mulch during winter for extra protection. In warmer climates, lift and store bulbs if replanting is desired.