Tulip Bulbs

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When selecting Tulips, choose the type, size, and colors that work best for you! After all, there are about 3,000 varieties of Tulips available! Ever since 'Tulip Mania' in the early 1600s, when Tulip bulbs were as prized and as expensive as diamonds, we’ve been in love with these spring delights! Easy to grow from perennial bulbs, Tulips are in the Lily Family and represent rebirth and new beginnings, as well as a traditional flower for the 11th Anniversary. Many types have silky petals that are fragrant and sought after by bees and florists alike! There are many types of Tulip Plants Darwin and Darwin Hybrids Single and Double (Peony Type) Tulips Parrot Tulips Fringed Tulips Kaufmanniana Tulips Triumph Tulips Early and Late Fosteriana Tulips Greigii Tulips Lily-Flowered Tulips Viridiflora Tulips Botanical or Wild Tulips Featuring a rosette of wide, soft green to blue-green paddle-like pointed foliage and strong stems. Carefree and fast-growing, these bulbs can range between early to late spring flowering and are all considered fall-planted bulbs. How To Use Tulips In Your Garden Whether you plant your Tulips in a flower garden, around borders, or in thick clusters by an entryway, you can expect a fabulous array of colors in the spring! Both in containers indoors as forced bulbs, or outdoors in pots and planters, Tulips are space-saving lovelies that will bring joy and beauty to your world! Plant one or a hundred, and you’ll achieve a brilliant display that practically cares for itself in mild winters, and holds its own in chilly climates! Mix into perennial and Cottage gardens, plant among your early spring cut flower borders and pollinator gardens, or just plant rows with other perennial bulbs among shrubs and the fronts of landscape hedges for a pop of color each year. You’ll love having them lining your driveway or paths with their cheerful faces each spring. Choosing The Right Tulip Bulbs For You! Browse only for the Tulip Bulbs for your Planting Zone using ou