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

Member's Mark Tulip Longstemmed Blend Dormant Bulbs, 40pk brings a mixed-color, mid-spring tulip display with long stems that look beautiful planted in groups or cut for indoor arrangements.

At-a-Glance Planting Details

• What’s included: 40 dormant tulip bulbs.
• Bloom time: Mid spring.
• Expected height: 16–24 in.
• Color: Mixed colors.
• Sun: Tulips prefer full sun areas.
• Where it grows best: USDA hardiness zones 4–7.
• Spacing for planting: Space bulbs 2–5 in. apart.

Long-Stem Tulipa with Classic Garden Style

These Tulipa bulbs grow with an upright habit and produce upward-facing flowers for a clean, classic tulip look. Tulip foliage can range from green to gray-green and may include variegated, lance-shaped leaves, adding texture even before bloom.

Mixed-Color Spring Impact for Beds, Borders, and Containers

With 40 bulbs in one pack, this blend makes it easy to mass plant for a fuller mid-spring show along walkways, in garden beds, or in borders. Tulips also perform well in containers when planted at the proper depth, making it simple to add spring color to patios, porches, and entryways.

Planting Success in Well-Drained Soil

• Planting time: Plant tulip bulbs in fall for mid-spring blooms, ideally before the first frost.
• Planting depth: For in-ground planting, dig a sunny area 5–7 in. deep, set each bulb with the pointed side up, then cover with soil.
• Container planting depth: When planting in containers, bury each bulb about three times as deep as the bulb’s width.
• Soil preference: Plant tulips in loose, crumbly, well-drained soil; bulbs may rot in overly moist areas.

Watering and Seasonal Care

• Water at planting: Water thoroughly after planting.
• During active growth: While tulips are actively growing, water frequently and thoroughly so water reaches the roots.
• Cold-weather protection: Mulch in extreme climates for added protection.
• After blooming: Leave bulbs in place after blooming to allow clumping or reseeding, and divide only when spaces become overcrowded.

Overwintering and Propagation Options

• Division in fall: Tulips can be propagated in the fall by division after chilling bulbs for four weeks in a moist medium.
• Storage in areas where tulips are not hardy: Store bulbs in a dry, cool place at 40–50°F to overwinter in non-hardy zones.
• Container cold protection: In colder zones, safeguard containers by placing them near a house foundation or in an unheated garage or shed.

Note: Not for human or animal consumption.