Tuesday, February 10, 2015

How they grow and what you need to know


Basic facts: Tulipa 



Areas: hardiness 3-8 

They are a perennial, so if cared for
properly will come back but are often
grown as perennials. 

planting:

When you get them plant them! They
 must be planted in the fall 6-8 weeks 
prior to frost 8 in down 4-6 in part.
They prefer sandy soil, and they will
meet their end if over watered by 
your hand or by mother natures, and 
should only be water during a dry spell
plant them pointed end up, and a water
 is needed to allow for initial growth.

Care:

Water during dry spell.Compost annually

Deadhead after flowering 

When foliage is yellow, 6 weeks, remove it.

Dig up annually, unless not needed.

Use only the largest bulbs when replanting

The smaller offspring can be grown larger.

Best Bulbs:

It depends on where you are 
but its important to pick a well
respected variety. They come
in a verity of beautiful colors.
enjoy and dig in and enjoy
learning and loving about these
wonderful flowers

Thanks for reading

The Tulip Guy;
C.R


  







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