Tulips must be one of the easiest plants to care for. They survive in nearly any type of soil, providing it has adequate drainage.

Although not technically named so, tulips are much like annuals, often lasting more than a year or two. Tulip bulb care - Bulbs need to be planted out in the fall to give them plenty of time to produce roots before going dormant over winter ...[More]

A Tulip flower is very beautiful but they eventually wither and fall off the plant. Petals will turn brown as they wither so you'll want to make sure that these withering plant parts aren't attached to your plant.

Tulips are treated like seasonal plants. Because of this, gardeners don't bother with trimming away the deceased parts. Usually, the flowers wilt and then the leaves will start to turn brown ...[More]