Among the tallest of all tulips, Darwin Hybrids offer big, showy flowers that stand out in spring gardens. Blooms can reach 6 inches in diameter when fully open! The wide variety of colors along with their long stems make Darwin hybrids great for cut flowers. *After planting, keep soil moist during periods of dry weather, but do not overwater. ** In colder climates, protect bulbs from frost with a layer of mulch. ** These bulbs require 6-8 weeks of cold temperatures to bloom. In warmer climates, the bulbs can be refrigerated, but they must be kept away from fruit which can give off a gas that would prevent the tulips from flowering. ** After the tulips have finished flowering, remove the flower stalks, but allow the folliage to die back naturally. This is very important, as the foliage provides the bulb with nutrients so that it may multiply and bloom again the following year.
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