Tulip 'Queen of Night' Dahlia 'Kiss' The flowers have somewhat ruffled

The flowers have somewhat ruffled petals and are typically single to semi-double in nature

They also look fantastic next to ponds or pathways

Plants may be pruned back

Creamy-white foxglove-like flowers with purple and yellow spotted throats appear in June and July

Bring a winter flowering variety into your patio or garden with the Viburnum tinus patio tree

Tulip 'Queen of Night' Dahlia 'Kiss' The flowers have somewhat ruffledQueen of Night is a famously dark Tulip. It will look amazing planted beside deep purple varieties such as Recreado, as this will bring out the complexity of its dark shade, or equally with a contrasting choice such as Alabaster to really highlight the dark tones. We recommend planting beside other single late tulip varieties, or choosing your favourites dark varieties and planting a statement border of dark, luxury colour. Choose a sunny location