Slawa Triumph Tulip
Best choice for gardeners seeking dynamic, color-shifting blooms for cut arrangements.
Discover the captivating Slawa Triumph Tulip, a variety that mesmerizes with its evolving color palette. It begins with rich maroon-red and deep plum, transitioning to striking copper hues on the petal edges. Mature blooms burst with vibrant shades of red, orange, apricot, and yellow, creating a dynamic display in mid to late spring. These tulips grow 18-20 inches tall on strong stems, making them ideal for cutting or mass plantings. They thrive in full sun and well-drained soils, are hardy in Zones 3-8, and are a delightful, easy-to-grow addition that attracts bees.
$11.99
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4.6
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Category Rank
717
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#717 in Plant & Flower Bulbs
Price vs Category Average
-49%
Below average
Mature Height
1820
/ - inches
Who it's for
- Gardeners seeking a high-impact, vibrant focal point
- Homeowners in windy areas needing sturdy, reliable stems
- Floral enthusiasts wanting long-lasting, elegant indoor arrangements
Who should skip it
- Gardeners wanting low-maintenance, multi-year perennial blooms
- People living in areas with high deer or rodent activity
- Residents in warm climates lacking natural winter chilling periods
Performance breakdown
Visual Versatility
Dynamic color shifts provide a high-impact display throughout the spring season.
Stem Structural Integrity
Robust stems offer reliable support for both garden beds and arrangements.
Cultivation Simplicity
Straightforward planting requirements make these an ideal choice for novice gardeners.
Pollinator Appeal
Active attraction of bees adds ecological value to your floral landscape.
Hardiness Range
Broad zone compatibility ensures success across diverse North American climates.
Wildlife Resilience
Lack of deer resistance necessitates protective measures in rural garden settings.
Key Specs
Mature Height
18-20 inches
Width
3-6 inches
Growing Zones
3-8
Light Requirements
Full Sun
Planting Depth
5 inches
Flower Bulb Size
12 cm
Soil Moisture
Average, Dry
Ships As
Bulb, Rhizome, Tuber
Features
- Unique color shifts from maroon-red to vibrant multi-colors.
- Strong stems perfect for cut flower arrangements.
- Excellent for container gardening and large garden sweeps.
- Reliable performance as a Triumph variety.
- Attracts beneficial bees to your garden.
- Easy to cultivate in full sun.
- Thrives in well-drained soils.
- Natural foliage dieback supports future blooms.
What customers say
Customer delight for the Slawa Triumph Tulip centers on its spectacular aesthetic and reliable performance. Reviewers consistently praise the sophisticated color palette, noting the striking transition from deep rose or burgundy to warm apricot edges, creating a painterly effect that surpasses expectations. This variety is celebrated as a standout feature in spring gardens. Beyond the visual impact, customers appreciate the high sprouting rates and sturdy stems, hallmarks of the Triumph class, which handle spring weather well. The core sentiment is that the Slawa delivers exceptional garden drama and a distinctive, successful bloom experience, making it a highly recommended premium choice for reliable beauty.
Know before you buy
The Slawa Triumph begins with deep maroon-red and plum tones. As the bloom matures, the edges transition into copper, eventually revealing a vibrant mix of red, orange, apricot, and yellow.
Yes, they are excellent for cut flowers. They grow on strong, sturdy stems that reach 18-20 inches, providing the necessary support for vase displays.
These tulips are not deer resistant. If you live in an area with high deer activity, you may need to use protective netting or repellent sprays to keep them safe.
For optimal growth, plant these bulbs in a location that receives full sun and ensure the soil is well-drained. They prefer average to dry soil moisture and will not thrive in areas where water pools.
Absolutely. Their compact size and strong stems make them well-suited for container gardening, provided the pot has adequate drainage holes.
These bulbs should be planted in the fall before the ground freezes. This allows them to establish roots during the cooler months before blooming in the spring.
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