Can you take a flower tulip plant and put it in the ground outside?

Answer 1

Yes, I would think so. Give the plant water and sunlight after it blooms until all of the leaves dry up. Then keep it in a dry place until fall and set in the ground, about 4 inches deep with the roots down.

I do warn you- tulips are not like daffodils- they do seem to make new bulbs and spread and usually die out in a few years.

Answer 2

Yes you can, but it will probably take another year to bloom again. The best thing

to do is to wait until the stalks start turning brown (the bulbs keep feeding off the stalks) then dig up the bulb(s) and dry them over the summer. Replant in the fall and they should bloom the following spring.

Answer 3

You can - plant the bulbs in potting soil as you would in the ground. Ignore spacing guidelines and do not bother with fertiliser. Diameter of pot should be about 18 inches. Plant tall and short varieties together

Answer 4

yes you can just don't put it in bad weather or it will get destroyed. yes you can just don't put it in bad weather or it will get destroyed.

Answer 5

Can i plant tulip bulbs in large pots that stay outside all winter long? I live in the midwest.

Answer 6

Yes, but if they were forced they may take a year to recover.