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‘Mt. Tacoma’ and ‘Angelique’ Double Tulips: The Perfect Match
In life, there are just certain things that seem as if they were almost destined to belong together. Like peanut butter and jelly, for example. Sure, they’re great individually; but mix them together – and something magical happens. In my opinion, the same is also true when the ‘Mt. Tacoma’ and ‘Angelique’ tulips begin blooming together. Mt. Tacoma tulips have been in my garden since the very first season. They don’t have the vibrant colors or unique patterns that some other double tulips sort, but they easily make up for it. Their large fluffy petals and crisp, clean flower heads always make me feel like I’m so fancy. No matter…
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In Bloom: Foxtrot Double Early Tulips
Last fall, I planted a large package of Foxtrot tulips. Foxtrot is a double early variety, also known as peony tulips. Double tulips are always my favorite because they’re so big and fluffy. Foxtrot has quickly become one of my absolute favorites. You’ll notice that, over time, the Foxtrot blooms slowly turn from white to pink. I love it! Here are some pictures from around my garden.
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Quickly and Efficiently Trench Plant Bulk Tulip Bulbs in the Cut Flower Garden – Spring Flower Bulbs
Earlier this week, I mentioned my extreme love for growing tulips. Like many people, I can’t help but love the look of flower beds that are absolutely bursting at the seams with bright, vibrant colors! But how does one actually achieve this look? When it comes to tulips – the answer is a mass planting. Since most tulip plants only produce a single flower per bulb, we’ll need to plant A LOT to really make a statement. When taking a look at the usual tulip bulb package, growers might notice that most packages recommend quite large spacing between each bulb that is planted. While a good growing practice to space…
