Late Season Red & White Lily-Flowered Tulip Mix - 16 Bulbs

Introducing the Tulip ‘Lily Flowering Mix’ bulbs, a stunning late-season collection featuring eleg...

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The Thompson & Morgan Lily-Flowered Tulip Mix is an ideal choice for gardeners looking to extend the visual interest of their outdoor space well into late spring. These bulbs offer a striking contrast of crimson and white, providing elegant, slender blooms that serve as a graceful transition between spring displays and early summer flora. While they are remarkably sturdy and excellent for floral arrangements, success requires well-draining soil, as these bulbs are sensitive to waterlogging during the wetter winter months.

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Model Part NumberKH4828
BrandThompson & Morgan

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FAQs

When is the best time to plant these lily-flowered tulips?

These bulbs should be planted in the autumn, ideally between September and November, to allow for root development before the frost.

Can I leave these bulbs in the ground year-round?

Yes, they are hardy in UK climates and can be left in the ground, provided the soil drainage is sufficient to prevent winter rot.

How deep should I plant the bulbs?

A general rule is to plant the bulbs at a depth approximately three times the height of the bulb itself.

Do I need to stake these tulips?

Generally, no. These tulips are specifically selected for their strong, sturdy stems that hold up well under normal garden conditions.

Are these bulbs suitable for indoor containers?

Yes, they perform very well in containers, provided the pot has adequate drainage holes and is kept in a sunny location.

Troubleshooting

Bulbs failing to emerge in spring

Check the planting site for signs of waterlogging; if the soil is too wet during winter, the bulbs likely rotted.

Flowers are weak or leaning

This is often a sign of insufficient sunlight; move container plants to a sunnier spot or ensure garden borders are not shaded by tall shrubs.

Flowers are smaller than expected

Ensure you are using a balanced fertilizer during the planting phase to provide the necessary nutrients for bulb development.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Extends the flowering season into late spring
  • High-quality cut flowers with long vase life
  • Sturdy stems minimize the need for staking
  • Hardy in UK climates
  • Striking, elegant aesthetic

Cons

  • Sensitive to soil waterlogging
  • Requires full sun for optimal performance
  • Limited bloom window compared to year-round plants

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Planting Timing: Plant in the autumn months to allow roots to establish before the coldest winter temperatures arrive.
  2. Location: Choose a site that receives full sun for at least 6 to 8 hours daily to ensure the strongest stem development and vibrant color.
  3. Soil Conditions: Use fertile, well-draining soil. If your soil is heavy clay, add grit or sand to improve drainage.
  4. Feeding: Incorporate a balanced fertilizer at the time of planting. Apply a second dose of fertilizer after the petals have fallen to support bulb regeneration for the following year.
  5. Watering: Maintain consistent moisture during the growing season, but monitor carefully to ensure the soil is not saturated, which can lead to bulb decay.

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