Member's Mark Tulip Impression Blend Dormant Bulbs, 40pk

Member's Mark Tulip Impression Blend Dormant Bulbs, 40pk is a mixed-color tulip bulb assortment that delivers vibrant mid-spring blooms on sturdy, upright stems for eye-catching garden beds, borders, and cut-flower arrangements.

Mixed-Color Mid-Spring Impact

This Tulipa blend produces upward-facing blooms in mixed colors with classic tulip form. Mature plants grow to about 18–22" tall, making them easy to layer into garden beds or plant in bold groupings for a fuller spring display. Depending on the variety in the blend, foliage may appear green, gray-green, or variegated with a lance-shaped form.

Strong Stems and Large Blooms for Cutting

Darwin hybrid tulips are known for large, brilliantly colored flowers and strong stems, which makes them especially well-suited for cut-flower displays. Planted in the ground or in containers, these tulips bring a sturdy, polished look to spring plantings and can return to bloom for several springs in a row.

Fall Planting Made Simple (Full Sun, 2–5" Spacing)

• When to plant: Plant bulbs in fall, before the first frost hardens the soil, for mid-spring bloom time.
• Where to plant: Tulips prefer full sun areas for best performance.
• Soil needs: Plant in loose, crumbly, well-drained soil; overly moist sites can cause rot.
• How to plant in the ground: For group plantings, dig out a sunny area about 5–7" deep, set each bulb with the pointed side up, cover with soil, and water thoroughly.
• Spacing: Space bulbs about 2–5" apart to build a full, blended look as they grow.
• Watering: Water thoroughly at planting; while actively growing, water frequently and thoroughly so water reaches the roots.
• Container planting: In containers, bury each bulb about three times as deep as its width.
• Extra protection in cold conditions: Mulch in extreme climates, and in colder zones protect containers by placing them near a structure or in an unheated garage or shed.

After Bloom Care and Overwintering Options

After blooming, bulbs can be left in place to allow clumping or reseeding, dividing only when spaces become overcrowded. In non-hardy zones, bulbs can be overwintered by storing them in a dry, cool place at 40-50ºF.

Propagation by Division

Tulips can be propagated in fall by division after chilling bulbs for four weeks in a moist medium.

Note: Not for human or animal consumption.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Member's Mark Tulip Impression Blend dormant bulbs easy for beginners?

Tulip bulbs are easy to grow and are a simple way to add seasonal color to garden beds or containers.

When should I plant these tulip bulbs?

Plant in fall before the first frost hardens the soil.

How do I plant the tulip bulbs (pointed end up or down)?

Place each bulb pointed side up, cover with soil, and water thoroughly.

How deep should I plant these tulip bulbs in the ground?

For mass planting, dig a sunny area 5–7 inches deep, set bulbs pointy side up, then cover with soil.

What sunlight do these tulips need?

They prefer full sun areas.

How far apart should I space the bulbs?

Space bulbs 2–5 inches apart.

How often should I water tulip bulbs after planting?

Water thoroughly at planting; while actively growing, water frequently and deeply so water reaches the roots.

Are these tulip bulbs safe to eat for people or pets?

Not for human or animal consumption.

What soil works best to help prevent bulb rot?

Plant in loose, crumbly, well-drained soil; overly moist areas can cause rot.

Can I plant Member's Mark Tulip Impression Blend bulbs in containers?

Yes. For containers, bury each bulb about three times as deep as its width, then water thoroughly.