White Flower Farm Perennial Tulip Mix

Unlike many standard tulips that bloom strongly for only one season, these varieties are specifically selected for their ability to return and bloom again in subsequent years. To ensure they come back, it is important to let the foliage die back naturally after flowering so the bulb can store energy for the next season.

These bulbs should be planted at a depth of 7 inches. Planting at the correct depth is crucial for protecting the bulbs from temperature fluctuations and ensuring they have enough soil coverage to grow sturdy, 19-inch stems.

These tulips are best suited for full sun locations. While they may survive in partial shade, they require consistent, direct sunlight to produce their large, goblet-shaped flowers and maintain the strength needed to return year after year.

This mix is categorized as a late-season bloomer, typically flowering in May. Because they bloom later than early-spring varieties, they are a great choice for extending the color in your garden as the season transitions toward summer.

This mix is hardy in zones 3 through 8. If you are unsure of your zone, check your local USDA hardiness map to ensure your climate falls within this range for successful perennial growth.

For the best visual impact and to ensure the bulbs have adequate airflow and nutrients, space them 5.5 inches apart. This spacing allows the tulips to grow into a dense, uniform display without overcrowding.