Big, bold, and unmistakably vibrant, Tulipa 'American Dream' commands attention with its massive, rose-pink petals brushed in golden-yellow at the base and edges. A Darwin Hybrid introduced in 1995 by Ropta-Armapool, this tulip combines classic stature with a color palette that feels celebratory—perfect for making a statement in the spring landscape.
| Family: | Liliaceae (lil-ee-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Tulipa (TOO-li-pa) |
| Cultivar: | American Dream |
| Hybridized by: | Ropta-Armapool |
| Registered/Introduced: | 1995 |
Darwin Hybrids are renowned for their enormous flowers (up to 6 inches across), tall sturdy stems (22–26 inches), and exceptional perennializing ability. 'American Dream' exemplifies these traits, returning reliably for years when given well-drained soil and full sun. Its mid-to-late spring bloom time bridges the gap between early tulips and late-season alliums.
Plant bulbs 8 inches deep in autumn in fertile, well-drained soil. Deep planting encourages perennialization and stabilizes tall stems. Fertilize at planting and again as shoots emerge. Allow foliage to yellow completely before removal.
A tulip that lives up to its aspirational name—'American Dream' delivers big color, big presence, and lasting performance.
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