Get expert tips on what to do with tulip bulbs after flowering so they'll rebloom next spring. Tulips quickly sprout from the ...

Now is usually when to plant tulip bulbs outside, and you will still need to follow this rule for an indoor display. However, you can expect the blooms to appear sooner, over the winter months ...

Once tulip blooms fade, don't rush to cut back the foliage. The leaves help provide energy to the bulb for next year's blooms ...

Generally, tulips are quite easy to maintain. The bulbs can remain in the ground year after year, growing into large, striking clumps. Article continues below Alternatively, they can be removed if the ...

Wild tulips thrive in cold winters and dry summers, but only certain varieties naturalize well in warmer climates. To encourage multiplication, plant bulbs in well-draining soil, remove faded ...

Worth knowing: few of the blooms in the fields are going to end up in a vase on your sideboard because they are being grown for their bulbs and most of the cut tulips which you buy in shops have been ...

When you see them in gardens in the late winter and spring, it really makes you want to get on and plant some. The trick is ...

Although the official Jerold Binkley Tulip Time festival is days away, tens of thousands of bulbs are in bloom at Lake ...