Tulips in various types and heights
Tulip Northcap is one of the most beautiful white double late Tulips, beautifully combined with, for example, Finola or Muscari armeniacum.
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Tulip Finola is a beautiful double late tulip whose colours meld from pale pink and white to deeper pink.
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Its flower colour and unusual flowering shape make it a very popular Tulip. Shining Parrot grows to 50 cm and can be planted in the border among perennials.
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A beautiful newcomer with shades of papaya orange mixed with old rose and warm yellow with a strong green streak. - High quantity discount
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This elegant white crown tulip is a gem for any garden. This bright white tulip also looks great in pots on the terrace.
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This tulip with beautifully shaped red petals in the shape of a skirt, it is pleasing to the eye. View more of our beautiful crown tulips.
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This gorgeous purple crown tulip is a feast for the eyes. These look graceful in your garden, but are also suitable for pots on the patio.
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This dainty pink crown tulip is a feast for the eyes. You can plant them in your garden, but they also look great in pots on the patio.
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This dainty red/yellow double-flowered tulip will look stunning in your garden, it should definitely not be missed with its beautiful appearance. - With high quantity discount
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Tulip Flaming Beauty Mix are beautiful mixed two-coloured tulips that look great in borders and or pots. They grow 55 cm tall.
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The Tulip Dutch Design Mix are Late-flowering tulips, these bloom from May. The beautiful red, white tulips are a picture for any garden.
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The tulip mix Blueberry is a mixture of purple-tinged tulips that look stunning as a group among perennials. They reach a height of 30 cm.
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Who doesn't love the traditional Dutch tulip? With tulip bulbs, you can turn your outdoor space into a colourful paradise. Enrich your garden with the ever-popular tulip and order your favourite flower bulbs easily in the garden-select.com webshop. Don't wait too long, because before you know it they can't go back into the ground! We send the tulip bulbs quickly and carefully packed so that you can get started quickly.
Which month to plant tulips?
Tulpenbollen worden doorgaans geplant vanaf oktober (vroeg) tot en met december (laat). De tijd van planten is gedeeltelijk afhankelijk van het soort tulp. Sommige 'vroege' tulpensoorten kunnen al in oktober worden geplant, en komen dan ook vroeg in het voorjaar tot bloei.
How deep should tulip bulbs be planted in the ground?
What is the best way to plant tulip bulbs? Plant the large tulip bulbs about 10 cm apart. You can use your hand as an aid; the average width of a hand is just under 10 cm. As a planting depth, keep 10 cm as well.
Can you leave tulip bulbs in the ground?
You can dig up the bulbs after flowering and keep them or leave them in the ground for 2-3 years. Tulip bulbs left in the ground will continue to produce flowers. However, the tulips will get smaller each year. Whichever way you choose; plant annuals among the withering Tulips.
What do you do with spent tulip bulbs?
Once tulips have flowered out, remove the flower heads. This way, all the plant's energy goes to the bulb and it will grow and produce new baby bulbs for the next year. If you let the flowers flower out it will start making seed pods, this takes a lot of energy and comes at the expense of the bulb's growth.
Can I still plant tulip bulbs in January?
Bulbs such as tulips can still be planted outdoors in January! Flower bulbs are very strong and full of nutrients and will do their best to bloom. If you plant flower bulbs like tulips 'only' in January, they will bloom only a little later, but it's worth the wait!
How do you keep flower bulbs?
Store in a cool, dry and dark place
Then you can store them in a cool, dry and dark place. Wrap the bulbs piece by piece in old newspaper and put them in a box. It doesn't matter where you put this box next, as long as it is dark, cold and above all dry in that place.