Blushing Beauty Tulip Bulbs – Apricot, Yellow & Pink

Bring warm, sunset-inspired color to your spring garden with Blushing Beauty tulip bulbs. Large, goblet-shaped flowers blend soft apricot and golden yellow with a delicate pink flush that develops as the blooms mature.

Imagine a group of these tall tulips rising through a spring border, their colors shifting gently as the flowers open. Their elegant shape and long stems also make them a lovely choice for a cutting garden.

Soft Color with Tall-Growing Presence

• Botanical name: Tulipa 'Blushing Beauty'.
• Flower color: Apricot-yellow flushed with soft pink.
• Flower shape: Large, single, goblet-shaped blooms.
• Bloom time: Late spring; the calendar month varies by climate.
• Height: Approximately 22–26 inches under suitable conditions.
• Garden uses: Borders, flower beds, and cut-flower gardens.

Choose Your Bulb Quantity

• 10 bulbs
• 25 bulbs
• 50 bulbs

This listing is for bulbs for planting, not seeds, cut flowers, or potted flowering plants. Select your preferred bulb count from the size options.

Planting Guide

• When to plant: Fall, with timing suited to your local climate.
• Light: Full sun to partial shade.
• Soil: Well-drained soil that does not remain soggy after rain.
• Depth: Approximately 6–8 inches, with pointed ends upward.
• Spacing: Approximately 5–6 inches apart.

The existing growing guidance lists USDA zones 3–8. Local winter conditions affect flowering, so match planting and any chilling requirements to your region rather than relying on deeper planting as a substitute.

Growing in Containers

Choose a substantial container with drainage holes and enough depth for the recommended planting depth and root growth. Use quality, well-draining potting mix and leave space for the tall stems to develop. Keep the container from standing in water and place it where the display can be enjoyed without crowding a walkway.

After Flowering

Allow leaves to yellow and die back naturally before removing them. Flowering time, height, and repeat performance depend on climate and care; a repeat display is not guaranteed.

Garden Design Idea

Plant in groups of five or more to emphasize the changing apricot, yellow, and pink tones. Combine with earlier-flowering tulips to create a sequence of spring displays rather than expecting every variety to bloom together.