Foxy Foxtrot Tulip Bulbs – Double Peach & Orange Flowers

Bring warm, cheerful color to your spring garden with Foxy Foxtrot tulip bulbs. Large, fully double flowers blend shades of peach, orange, and yellow, creating a lush display in borders and patio containers. Their fragrant blooms and strong stems also make them a lovely choice for fresh bouquets.

Choose Your Bulb Pack

Select 10, 25, or 100 bulbs. This listing is for bulbs for planting, not seeds, potted plants, or cut flowers.

Plant Highlights

• Variety: Foxy Foxtrot tulip.
• Flowers: Large, fully double blooms in peach, orange, and yellow tones.
• Fragrance: Described as fragrant in the original listing.
• Bloom season: Spring; timing varies with climate and growing conditions.
• Light: Full sun.
• Soil: Well-drained soil.
• Uses: Borders, patio pots, sufficiently deep window boxes, and cut flowers.

When and Where to Plant

Plant in fall at the appropriate time for your climate, before the ground freezes. Choose a sunny site where water drains freely. Incorporate compost where appropriate to improve soil structure, but avoid planting in persistently wet ground.

Tulips need a suitable cold period to flower. In warm-winter climates, follow locally appropriate chilling and planting guidance rather than relying on a fixed calendar date.

Planting and Watering

Plant with the pointed end upward, approximately 4–6 inches apart. Follow the depth instructions supplied with your bulbs, accounting for bulb size and local soil conditions. Water after planting to settle the soil, allowing excess water to drain.

Roots develop during fall, with more substantial foliage and flower growth in spring. Keep soil appropriately moist during active growth without waterlogging it. Avoid excessive watering during summer dormancy.

Growing in Containers

Use a deep pot or window box with drainage holes and freely draining potting mix. Allow space for the recommended planting depth and roots beneath the bulbs. Arrange bulbs without touching one another, then water thoroughly and let the pot drain.

Provide suitable winter chilling while protecting containers from damaging weather extremes. Check moisture periodically, avoiding both prolonged dryness and standing water. Move the display into a sunny position as spring growth develops.

Seasonal Care and Cut Flowers

If fertilizing, use a bulb-appropriate product according to its label; avoid excessive nitrogen. Water as needed during active growth rather than following a fixed weekly schedule regardless of weather.

Cut flower stems with clean tools and place promptly in fresh water. After garden flowers fade, remove spent flower heads but leave green foliage until it turns yellow naturally. This allows bulbs to replenish their reserves. Repeat flowering depends on climate and care and is not guaranteed.

Handling and Safety

Tulip bulbs are ornamental planting material, not food. Keep them away from children, pets, and livestock that may eat them. Wear gloves if handling bulbs irritates your skin.