Tulip Foxy Foxtrot
The Tulip Foxy Foxtrot offers an unusual citrus burst on ruffled flowers. It starts a soft lemon yellow before developing to orange and then a marmalade colour. Foxy Foxtrot is a double early tulip, also known as a peony tulip.
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Top Tip
Double early Tulips are well known for being excellent cut flowers.
How to care for Tulip Foxy Foxtrot
Aspect
Tulip Foxy Foxtrot enjoys being in the sun and partial shade.
Care Level
Deadhead tulips after flowering.
Watering
Water when soil feels dry.
Feeding
Plant with lots of good quality, peat-free compost for best results.
Soil
The Tulip Foxy Foxtrot likes soil to be well-drained, mix in grit when planting.
Quick facts
BOTANICAL NAME
Tulipa 'Foxy Foxtrot'
MONTH OF BLOOMING
April & May
HARDINESS
Very hardy
BORDER POSITION
Anywhere
TOXICITY
Do not ingest and may cause an allergic skin reaction. Wear gloves when handling.
EVENTUAL GROWTH
Height - 0.3m, Width - 0.1m
How to plant a tulip bulb
When is the best time to plant a tulip bulb?
Plant tulip bulbs in late October, November or December for best results. It is best to wait until the weather is cool before planting
How deep should tulip bulbs be planted?
Plant tulip bulbs around 15cm deep. Most bulbs should be planted at a depth of roughly 2-3 times their own height.
How should you space your tulip bulbs?
Tulips perform best when planted 8-10 cm apart. When planting in a container, they can be planted a bit closer together.
Where can you plant a tulip bulb?
Plant tulip bulbs in borders or pots. They are a great way of adding splashes of colour to borders and a pop of interest to patios and courtyards.
Can you plant tulips as part of a pot display?
Bulbs can be used to create a ‘bulb lasagne’ with different varieties in the same pot.
Is there more than one type of Tulip bulb variety?
Yes, there are fifteen different varieties. Read more about them here.
Any other tips for planting bulbs?
For best flowering results, store bulbs in a cool, frost free, place until you are ready to plant them. Remove bulbs from their packaging so they can get some fresh air, but make sure your pets don’t nibble them. It is important to plant bulbs within the same season that they are supplied.