

Tulip picking & care guide!
we are committed to offering premium bulbs, fresh blooms, and a memorable you-pick experience. tulips $3.50 each. grab a basket, pick your favorite blooms, and we’ll take care of building your bouquet at checkout—free of charge.
Caring for Your Fresh-Cut Tulips
Tulips continue to grow after being cut — a fun and unique trait! To help your tulips stay fresh on the trip home, we use a special flower hydration gel imported from Holland, the heart of tulip-growing tradition. This gel helps keep stems hydrated and blooms protected until they can be placed in water.
For Best Results
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Place tulips in cool water as soon as possible
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Use a clean vase with fresh, cool water
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Trim stems ½ inch at an angle
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Remove leaves below the water line
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Change water every 1–2 days and re-trim stems
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Keep out of direct sunlight and away from heat
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Texas tip: Tulips last longer indoors in cooler rooms.
Saving Your Tulip Bulbs & Planting in Texas
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Store bulbs immediately in a cool, dry place until fall. Usually better to be in a brown sack
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Then in early September place in refrigerator for 10-12 weeks. Do NOT place near fruits or vegetables.
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Once soil reaches a consistent 50 degrees, usually end of December beginning January you can plant
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Full to partial sun
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Well-drained soil
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Plant bulbs 6–8 inches deep
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Pointy side up
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Space 4–6 inches apart
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Water well after planting
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Important note: Due to Texas’ warmer winters, tulips may not return every year — enjoy them as a seasonal experience, with any future blooms


