Tulips can be cut almost any time in their season—but leave the foliage in place, still attached to the bulb, so they can build energy for next year's blooms. For a longer vase life, cut them in an ...

It’s officially spring, which means it’s tulip time. If you’re eager to pick up a bundle of tulips from your local flower shop or Trader Joe’s, or you’re ordering some for Mother’s Day, you’re ...

A vase of cheery tulips is an easy and affordable way to add a little color to a room. However, these flowers do have a tendency to droop more than other cut flowers. Here are a few proven ways to ...

Here are some tips for keeping cut flowers alive longer. All cut flowers have a finite life span once harvested. • Clean, green leaves. • Unbroken stems and petals that are neither battered nor ...

Tulips are one of the easiest flowers to brighten a room, yet they have a reputation for wilting quickly. With […] ...

Proper care and preparation can significantly extend the life and beauty of tulip arrangements. Small adjustments—like trimming stems and controlling water levels—can make a big difference in ...

Spring is the prime time to add a burst of colour to your home with a vase of freshly cut tulips, but they can soon droop and even lose their petals. But a simple change to their water could keep them ...

16:12, Wed, Jan 29, 2025 Updated: 16:12, Wed, Jan 29, 2025 If you've noticed bunches of tulips in your local supermarket, you're not alone. They seem to be popping up everywhere in various colours.