The Pretty Princess tulip is a carefully bred Triumph variety, grown from high-quality flower bulbs chosen for resilience and beauty. Each bulb is packed with energy, ensuring strong stems, distinctive flowers, and decorative foliage.
Bloom & Foliage
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Soft pink petals streaked with bold red flames
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Sturdy, upright stems with a subtle dark hue
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Green leaves highlighted by a fine white edge
Performance in the garden These tulips grow best in well-drained soil and are fully hardy, thriving through cold UK winters before bursting into colour in April. At 40–60 cm tall, they provide structure in beds and borders, as well as impact in containers and raised planters.
Cut flower value Pretty Princess tulips are highly regarded as cut flowers. Their elegant stems and long-lasting blooms make them ideal for vases and floral arrangements, pairing beautifully with daffodils, hyacinths, and muscari.
Care & planting Plant bulbs in sunny or partially shaded spots, spacing them about 10–15 cm apart. Avoid waterlogged soils, as this may cause bulb rot. While not suitable for naturalising, they are excellent for creating repeat seasonal displays.
Why choose Pretty Princess tulips? These tulips are admired not only for their unique colouring but also for their ease of growth and versatility. They work well in cottage gardens, formal borders, and contemporary planting schemes, making them a must-have for gardeners who want reliable beauty with minimal effort. Symbolising love and elegance, they are also a thoughtful gift for spring occasions.
Pretty Princess tulips grow to a mature height of 40–60 cm, supported by upright, sturdy stems. Their cup-shaped flowers open in spring, showcasing the soft pink and red flame pattern that makes them so distinctive.
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Height: 40–60 cm
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Bloom size: medium, elegant cup form
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Foliage: green with a crisp white edge
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Spacing: 10–15 cm apart for healthy growth
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Best in: containers, borders, and raised beds
Their moderate size means they pair beautifully with shorter spring flowers, while still standing tall enough to make an impact in mixed displays or floral arrangements.
