What to do with your tulip bulbs: • When flowering has finished, deadhead so energy isn't lost to making seed, and instead transfers to the bulbs. • Leave the foliage to turn yellow then remove the bulbs. Store in a cool dry place before re-planting up in late autumn For more advice on how to plant, grow & care for tulips, visit: https://pulse.ly/xthfbw1lzk | Sarah Raven

Planting tulip bulbs to harvest as a cut flower is much different than planting them to enjoy in your home garden.🌷 Flower farmers space them close together (like eggs in an egg carton) to get long uniform stems for your vase. I can fit about 800-1,000 bulbs in a 4 x 12 ft row with this method. And yes, we buy and plant new bulbs every year as we harvest the flowers with the bulbs on.😉 While last year I grew 6,000, I cut back to just 4,000 this year for various reasons. The tulip bulbs are now