Tulip ‘Alison Bradley’ is a refined and elegant double-late tulip, admired for its peony-shaped blooms and rich, velvety colouring. The flowers display deep shades of burgundy to plum with a soft satin sheen, bringing depth and sophistication to spring garden displays.

Flowering in mid to late spring, ‘Alison Bradley’ stands on strong, weather-resistant stems reaching approximately 45–50 cm tall, making it ideal for both garden planting and cut flower use. Its sturdy nature ensures reliable performance in borders, beds, and containers, even in less predictable spring conditions.

This variety pairs beautifully with softer pinks, whites, or contrasting pale yellows, creating a balanced and eye-catching seasonal display. Plant in autumn in well-drained soil and position in full sun or light shade for best results.

• Deadhead the flowers during the season before the petals fall off.
• After flowering has finished for the season leave the foliage in place; don't cut it off. The leaves will gather sunlight, create food through photosynthesis and strengthen the bulbs for the future.
• Water as needed during active growth periods.
• By mid summer the leaves may yellow and die back. Foliage may be removed at this point.
• Some tulips flower well for one year and then need lifting out of the soil and carefully stored if you want to use them again. Once everything has fully died back, you can lift them and store them in a dark, dry, airy place over summer, allowing the air to circulate around them. They can then be replanted in the Autumn.