Floral Harmony Violet Skies

‘Violet Skies’ Floral Harmony (16 bulbs) Deep purple and lavender cloud Proposed by Van Noort

The ‘Violet Skies’ harmony perfectly combines the deep velvety texture of double purple tulips with the starry lightness of pale lavender squills , for a late spring full of contrast and elegance .
The rich petaled tulips , with an almost satiny texture, form a majestic and intense background, while the light squills evoke a sky lightly veiled in purple.
This structured and poetic duo is perfect for creating refined flowerbeds , characterful pots or bouquets full of relief .
Very hardy, easy to grow, and with excellent cut flower performance , this mix transforms every space into a living and sophisticated tableau.
An elegant and emotional floral arrangement.

Characteristics of the mixture

Average height : 50 cm
Exposure : Full sun to partial shade
Hardiness : Zone 3 and above
Attracts wildlife : Bees, pollinators
Water requirements : Moderate
Ideal soil : Light, fertile, well-drained
Quantity : 16 bulbs (late double tulips + bell-shaped squills)

Planting and growing the ‘Violet Skies’ mix

When to plant?
From September to November, for late spring flowering.

In open ground :
Ideal for structured borders , contrasting flowerbeds , or poetic gardens . The layering effect creates a lively and refined decor.

In a pot :
Perfect in a textured pot , entryway planter , or contrasting floral planter . Combine with understated foliage to highlight the intensity of the duo.

How to plant?
1 Depth : 10 to 15 cm depending on the bulb
2 Spacing : 8 to 10 cm
3 Watering : Light after planting, then moderate in spring

Gardener’s tip : Combine it with miniature hostas , forget-me-nots , or gray perennials to enhance the poetry and contrast of this mix.

Maintenance of the ‘Violet Skies’ mix

Watering : Regular during the growth period
Fertilizer : Light application at the beginning of spring
Pruning : Remove faded flowers, let the foliage turn yellow
Wintering : No care required, very hardy bulbs

Why choose the ‘Violet Skies’ blend?

Strong and poetic contrast , between rich purple and vaporous lavender
Late flowering , ideal for ending spring in style
Perfect for bouquets with character , pots or sophisticated flowerbeds
Rustic, structured and easy to achieve

Give your garden a cozy and vibrant atmosphere with the ‘Violet Skies’ harmony, proposed by Van Noort a marriage between floral intensity and celestial lightness.

Pair with pearly whites, soft blues, or silver foliage for a balanced and refined springtime look.