Katharina Buczek
Tulips, with their vibrant colors and classic shape, are a favorite among countless gardeners. But, the beauty of tulips can be short-lived when they start to droop.
Keeping your tulips perky and fresh isn’t just about luck; it’s about knowing the right tricks. So, use these tips to help keep those lovely blooms standing tall and proud.
1. Choose The Right Variety
Unfortunately, some tulip varieties are just naturally sturdier and less prone to drooping.
That’s why it’s crucial to do a little research or chat with local gardening experts to find out which types are known for their resilience.
2. Pick The Perfect Spot
While tulips do love the sun, they aren’t too crazy about the heat. So, it’s important to plant them in a spot where they will get plenty of morning sunlight but are shielded from the intense afternoon rays.
3. The Right Planting Depth Matters
It’s critical that you plant your tulips at the correct depth, too. This is usually about three times the height of the bulb.
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