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Late tulips bloom late in the season, which is usually towards the end of April or in May. This general rule of thumb depends on the climate for example in the south, flowering starts about fifteen days earlier than in colder areas and nearly a month before the Northern or mountainous regions. Depending on the weather, which can vary the flowering dates by several weeks (the early spring of 2011 being a good example), and the planting date for example early planting in September promotes early flowering. While late planting in December delays it. Depending on the varieties, double or complex tulips (Peony flowers, Lily flowers, Viridiflora, Parrot) are usually late, while botanical or single-flowered varieties are earlier. Our advice would be to be instead of trying to aim for a consistently random flowering dates, combine late tulip bulbs with earlier varieties to extend the flowering period.