Fedco Seeds Bedazzled Gems Collection Tulip

No, the collection arrives as three separate, labeled bags. This allows you to control the design and spacing of each variety exactly how you want them in your garden beds or containers.

While tulips are technically perennials, they are often treated as annuals because their performance can decline after the first season. To encourage them to return, ensure you plant them in well-drained soil and allow the foliage to die back naturally after blooming.

For optimal results, plant these bulbs 8 to 10 inches deep. Planting at this depth helps protect the bulbs from temperature fluctuations and encourages strong, sturdy stems.

Yes, these tulips are excellent for containers. Because they have long, strong stems, they look particularly striking in pots, provided the container has good drainage and receives full sun.

Absolutely. The Single Late varieties in this collection are specifically selected for their long, strong stems, which makes them ideal for cutting and displaying in vases.

A bulb size of 12cm or larger indicates high-quality, mature bulbs. Larger bulbs generally produce more vigorous plants and larger, more reliable blooms compared to smaller sizes.