White Flower Farm Tulip

Yes, 'Apricot Beauty' is one of the few tulip varieties known for having a noticeable, pleasant fragrance, making them a great choice for cut flower arrangements where scent can be enjoyed indoors.

While these are technically perennials, they often perform best when treated as annuals. For the most consistent, high-quality display, many gardeners choose to replant fresh bulbs each fall rather than relying on them to return with the same vigor.

Triumph tulips are a specific class of hybrid tulips created by crossing early-flowering single tulips with late-flowering Darwin hybrids. They are prized for their sturdy stems, classic cup shape, and ability to withstand unpredictable spring weather.

Absolutely. Because they reach a manageable height of 14-16 inches, they work beautifully in pots. Just ensure your container has excellent drainage, as tulips will rot if left in soggy soil.

These should be planted in the fall, ideally after the soil has cooled down but before the ground freezes. This timing allows the bulbs to establish a strong root system before winter dormancy.

For optimal growth and stability, plant the bulbs 6-8 inches deep. This depth helps protect them from temperature fluctuations and ensures the stems are strong enough to support the blooms.