Mixed garden tulips in flower - representative image

50 x Tulip Garden Mix Bulbs

£24.00
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Mixed garden tulips in flower - representative image

50 x Tulip Garden Mix Bulbs

£24.00

50 bulbs/corms for a colourful garden display. Mixed garden tulips — botanical name Tulipa hybrids (mixed garden tulips) — supplied as a generous planting pack for beds, borders, pots or other suitable garden areas.

When and where to plant

When: Plant dry bulbs in autumn, generally September to November; October to November is often ideal for border tulips.

Where: Full sun in nutrient-rich, free-draining soil. Suitable for beds, borders and containers.

What kind of plant is it?

Bulbous perennial, but many modern border tulips flower most reliably in their first year and are often treated as seasonal spring colour in UK gardens.

Size and flowering

Expected size: Exact height varies across a mixed pack; expect roughly 35–50cm for typical garden tulips with a compact spread around each bulb.

Flowering time: Mid to late spring, generally April to May.

Care

Plant at roughly two to three times the bulb's height in free-draining soil. Deadhead after flowering and let foliage yellow naturally. Lifting and dry summer storage can improve the chance of reflowering.

What makes it special?

A colourful mix for classic spring displays. The exact colour balance and flower forms can vary within a mixed lot.

Bulbs made easy

Tulips are one of the easiest ways to create a big spring display – plant the bulbs in autumn and let them do the work. Border tulips are not always reliable repeat flowerers, so treat a second-year display as a bonus rather than a guarantee.

Specifications

Supplier reference Lot 5050
Botanical name Tulipa hybrids (mixed garden tulips)
Common name Mixed garden tulips
Pack size 50 bulbs/corms
Flowering Mid to late spring, generally April to May.

What's included

1 × pack containing 50 bulbs/corms of Tulip Garden Mix.

Plant imagery is representative of the named variety/type at flowering. Natural plants can vary in colour, form and performance according to growing conditions.

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