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Category: Tulips
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How to grow tulips indoors
Growing tulips indoors is called “forcing.” The process involves simulating natural outdoor growing by controlling temperature and light. This method is popular for enjoying tulip blooms during winter or early spring (before outdoor tulips bloom). How to grow tulips indoors Growing tulips indoors, also known as “forcing tulips,” involves these steps: Forcing tulips indoors allows…
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How to grow tulips
To grow tulips, plant bulbs in the fall in an area that receives full sun. Water the bulbs well after planting and wait for the bulbs to sprout and bloom in the spring. Once the tulips have finished blooming, remove the spent flowers but leave the foliage to die back naturally. How to grow tulips…
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How to plant tulip bulbs in pots
Success in planting tulip bulbs in pots depends on choosing an appropriate planter, high-quality potting mix, and tulip variety. You’ll also have to pay attention to the timing of planting and chilling. Use a wide planter with a drainage hole. The bulbs can be quite close together and should be just below the soil surface.…
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What to do with tulips after they bloom
After your tulips bloom, use pruning shears to snip off the dead flower heads. Don’t trim the leaves off your growing tulip plants just yet. The remaining foliage will create the energy needed for next year’s flowers. If your soil is poor, a high-quality bulb fertilizer can be applied after the tulips have finished blooming.…
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How to store tulip bulbs
While tulip bulbs can be left in the ground year after year, many varieties tend to flower best if the bulbs are stored in controlled conditions. Lift the tulip bulbs out of the soil and let them dry off. Place the tulip bulbs in mesh or paper bags in a well-ventilated location with good air…
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Double tulips
Double tulips have multiple layers of petals, giving them a peony-like appearance. These fluffy puffball varieties are available in a wide range of colors, from soft pinks to rich purples and vibrant orange tones. Some cultivars bloom early in spring, while others are late-season bloomers. There are even some fringed double tulips! Double tulip basics…
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Parrot tulips
Parrot tulips are a category known for their ruffled, textured petals. Many varieties are bi-colored or multi-colored, making this category highly ornamental both in the garden and as cut flowers for floral bouquets and arrangements. Parrot tulips grow in the 12″-20″ tall height range and generally bloom in mid-late spring. Parrot tulip basics Parrot tulips…
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When to plant tulip bulbs
Tulips are generally planted in the fall. In chilly Zones 3-4 (parts of Alaska, Minnesota), plant tulip bulbs in late September or early October. In temperate Zones 5-7 (areas of Michigan, New York, and Ohio), wait until October or early November to plant them. Plant tulip bulbs from November to January in warmer Zones 8-10…
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25 yellow tulips
Need a bright, sunny flower to liven up your garden? Look no further than yellow Tulips! These flowers come in many shapes, sizes, and floral forms. Here are 25 gorgeous yellow tulip flower varieties to choose from. 1. Golden Parade tulip The Golden Parade tulip is a stunning yellow tulip variety with strong, tall stems…
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15+ orange tulips
Orange tulips come in many shapes, sizes, and patterns, making them a perfect addition to the spring landscape. Here are some of the best varieties to choose from for cheerful early-season blooms. 1. Orange Emperor tulip The Orange Emperor tulip is one of the best orange tulips for your garden. These bell-shaped tulips have bright…
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Planting tulip bulbs
Plant tulip bulbs outdoors in late fall in Zones 3-8 to allow them to chill before blooming in springtime. In Zones 8-10, use a refrigerator to chill the bulbs for 8-10 weeks. Tulips grow best when planted in well-draining soil situated in full sun. Most tulip bulbs are planted 6″ deep and can be placed…
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21 tulip varieties
Tulips are the classic flower of spring. While there are thousands of different cultivars to choose from, a few varieties stand out among the rest. Here are 21+ of the best tulip varieties for your garden or springtime floral arrangement. 1. Pink Impression tulip The Pink Impression tulip is a large-flowered, reliable bright pink tulip…
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16 types of tulips
Tulips are one of springtime’s favorite flowers. While there are thousands of individual varieties, all these different tulips can be separated into 16 main categories. Every tulip cultivar is placed into one of these 16 divisions when registered with The Royal General Bulb Growers’ Association, based in Holland. Let’s look at the 16 types of…
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21 pink tulips
Pink tulips in the garden are a sure sign of spring. There is a fantastically wide variety of shades and shapes available, growing well in a wide range of climates. Let’s look at some of the best varieties of pink tulips for your garden or spring floral arrangement. 1. Angelique tulip The Angelique tulip is…
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30 red tulips
While tulips come in a wide range of brilliant colors, there is nothing quite like a classic red tulip. Today, we are going to go over the many gorgeous varieties of red tulips and which ones will work best for your garden! 1. Apeldoorn tulip The Apeldoorn tulip is THE classic red tulip variety. This…
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22 white tulips
Need to add some new flowers to your garden? You can’t go wrong with adding classic tulips. Tulips come in a variety of colors and make any garden look stunning. Today, we’re going to be talking about the many gorgeous varieties of white tulips, so you can find the perfect fit for your garden! 1.…
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8 black tulips
Most tulip varieties are red, yellow, or pink, but there are some stunning black and near-black cultivars. to choose from. Let’s look at the most popular dark tulip varieties for tulip gardens and spring floral arrangements. 1. Queen of the Night tulip The Queen Of The Night typically blooms mid to late spring and has…
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18 purple tulips
Tulips are a household favorite in every flower lover’s garden. There’s nothing that quite says spring like a garden bed full of gorgeous purple tulips Today, we’ve compiled over fifteen types of purple tulip varieties for you, including their shade of purple, flower shape, typical height, and time of spring they tend to bloom. 1.…
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15 perennials to plant with tulips
The best perennials to plant with tulips tend to be low-maintenance, drought-resistant perennial plants like flowering groundcovers, native woodland flowers, and foliage plants. Avoid perennial plants that need frequent water and fertilizing in mid-summer. This “TLC” can rot your tulips during the summer months. 1. Arabis Arabis is a lovely flowering perennial groundcover to plant…