Tulip (bulbs) Akebono (2 pcs)

Tulip Akebono is a famous Japanese variety, admired for its refined coloration and double peony-like blooms. Its buds resemble miniature peonies: bright yellow petals are delicately edged with a reddish-orange border, giving them unique charm. This is one of the most striking double tulips, capable of becoming the true jewel of a spring garden.

Variety description:

• Flower: large, double, dense, 10–12 cm in diameter. Main color — bright yellow, petal edges adorned with a reddish-orange trim.
  
  

• Height: stems 45–50 cm, strong, able to support large flowers and withstand wind.
  
  

• Foliage: broad, rich green leaves highlighting the brightness of the blooms.
  
  

• Blooming period: mid-spring (late April — early May), lasting 10–14 days.
  
  

• Fragrance: light, honey-sweet, pleasant.
  
  

• Hardiness: winter-hardy, grows well in one place for several years, resistant to major bulb diseases with proper care.
  
  

Growing tips:

• Soil: fertile, light, well-drained.
  
  

• Planting: in autumn, 10–12 cm deep, 10 cm apart.
  
  

• Care: water moderately, avoid waterlogging. After flowering, remove only faded flower stalks, leaving foliage until it naturally withers.
  
  

Where to plant?

• Flower beds and borders: Akebono looks impressive in groups, especially in the front or middle of flower beds.
  
  

• Mixed borders: pairs beautifully with contrasting tulips, muscari, daffodils, or hyacinths.
  
  

• Containers: suitable for pots and decorative containers, adding charm to terraces and balconies.
  
  

• Cut flowers: large double blooms look magnificent in spring arrangements and keep fresh in a vase for a long time.
  
  

Tulip Akebono is a true masterpiece among double varieties. Its vivid mix of yellow and red with a delicate fragrance transforms any flower bed or bouquet into a symbol of joy and festivity.