Angelique Tulip Bulbs – Soft Pink Ruffled Spring Flowers

Create a soft, romantic spring display with Angelique tulip bulbs. Abundant, frilly petals in delicate pink give the flowers a lush, ruffled appearance, while a sweet fragrance adds another reason to enjoy them up close.

Imagine a cluster of pink flowers opening beside a garden path, then bringing a few stems indoors for a fresh spring bouquet. Angelique offers gentle color and generous petal texture for borders, containers, and cutting gardens.

Soft Pink Color for Late Spring

• Botanical name: Tulipa 'Angelique'.
• Flower color: Soft pink, with warmer rose tones developing as blooms mature.
• Flower form: Abundant, frilly, ruffled petals.
• Fragrance: Sweetly scented.
• Bloom season: Late spring; timing varies with local conditions.
• Height: Approximately 18–22 inches.
• Garden uses: Beds, borders, containers, and bouquets.

Choose Your Bulb Quantity

• 10 bulbs
• 25 bulbs

Select your preferred quantity from the size options. This listing is for bulbs for planting, not seeds, cut flowers, or a flowering potted plant.

Planting Guide

• When to plant: Fall, timed for your local climate.
• Light: Full sun to partial shade.
• Soil: Well-drained soil that does not remain waterlogged.
• Depth: Approximately 6–7 inches, with pointed ends upward.
• Spacing: Approximately 5–6 inches apart.
• After planting: Water well to settle soil around the bulbs.

The existing growing guidance lists USDA zones 3–8. Local winter temperatures and planting conditions affect performance.

Growing in Containers

Choose a container with drainage holes and enough depth for the recommended planting depth and root growth. Use a quality, well-draining potting mix and keep drainage holes unobstructed. Position where the flowers can be enjoyed without leaving the pot standing in water.

Warm-Winter Planning

Tulips require a cold period for flowering. In warm-winter climates, obtain locally appropriate chilling and planting guidance before planting rather than relying on a fixed chilling schedule. These bulbs are not advertised as pre-chilled. Plan for a seasonal display rather than assuming dependable repeat blooms.

After Flowering

Allow foliage to yellow and die back naturally before removing it. Repeat flowering and bloom duration depend on climate and care and are not guaranteed.

Design Idea

Plant in groups to emphasize the soft pink color and full-looking flowers. Pair with other spring flowers in gentle shades for a coordinated border, or let Angelique take center stage in a container display.

Safety: Tulip bulbs are ornamental planting material, not food. Keep away from children and pets.