Tulips -'Bojangles' - Artistic Rembrandt Garden Inspiration
Tulip ‘Bojangles’ dazzles with painterly streaks of red and yellow across elegant petals, recalling the dramatic style of classic Rembrandt tulips. Because of its artistic flair, it turns garden beds into living canvases that catch the eye from every angle. In addition, its mid-spring blooms pair beautifully with both solid and patterned tulip varieties. As a result, planting Tulip ‘Bojangles’ transforms ordinary borders into bold displays of color and creativity. Read up about all our plants here!
Planting Tips for Tulips
Choose a sunny location with soil that drains freely for best results
Plant bulbs 6–8 inches deep to protect them from cold winters
Allow 4–6 inches of spacing between bulbs for a natural yet airy effect
Water thoroughly after planting, since moisture encourages root growth
Add bone meal or balanced bulb fertilizer to boost spring flowering
Applications in the Garden
Pair with solid-colored tulips to highlight their unique painterly streaks
Use in artistic mass plantings to create a bold, Rembrandt-inspired garden palette
Plant in cutting gardens, since their dramatic blooms make statement arrangements
Border walkways with clusters of ‘Bojangles’ for a gallery-like spring display
FAQ for Tulips
When should I plant Tulip ‘Bojangles’?
Plant bulbs in fall, about 6 weeks before the ground freezes
How tall do they grow?
They typically reach 14–18 inches in height
Do they return each year?
They may return for several years, but tulips often perform best when replanted
Are they good cut flowers?
Yes, their striking patterns make them excellent for indoor bouquets
Plant Information & Grower Best Practices
Variety Name: Bojangles
Height: 18″
Hardiness Zone: 3-8
Sun or Shade: Full Sun/Partial Shade
Planting Season: Fall
Bloom Season: Mid – Late Spring
Bloom Cycle: Only blooms once
Bloom Duration: 1-2 weeks
Naturalizing?: No
Fragrant?: Yes
Planting Depth: 5″
Planting Density: 5 per sq. ft.
Deer Resistant: Yes
Troubleshooting Tulips
Fewer blooms may happen if bulbs are planted too shallowly
Rotting bulbs often result from soggy, compacted soil
Uneven color streaks can be natural but may also come from weak bulbs
Pest activity, such as squirrels, can be reduced with mesh or deterrents