Garden State Bulb Bright Sunshine Mix Single Late Tulip Flower Bulbs, 12/+ cm For Sale

Garden State Bulb Bright Sunshine Mixed Single Late Tulip Flower Bulbs bring vibrant, late-spring color and energy to your garden. Imported directly from Holland’s tulip meadows, each bulb measures 5 inches (12+ cm) in circumference, is firm to the touch, and carefully hand-picked and quality-checked for premium performance.
Planted in the fall, these tulips bloom in late spring, showcasing a lively mix of yellow, black, white, purple, and red flowers when most other tulips have finished, creating a bold and captivating display.
With extra-large blossoms up to 5 inches across atop tall 22–28 inch stems, Bright Sunshine Tulips add drama and elegance to beds, borders, containers, mass plantings, or cut-flower arrangements. Winter-hardy and pollinator-friendly, they offer long-lasting beauty and effortless charm for gardeners of all levels.
Product Specs:

• Bulb Size: 5\" (12/+ cm) Circumference
• Hardiness Zone: 2 to 8
• Light Requirements:Full Sun, Partial Shade
• Planting Time: Fall
• Bloom Time:Late Spring
• Maturity Height: 22\" to 28\" tall
• Bloom Width: 5\" Wide

Features:

• Includes bag of Tulip bulbs, temperature controlled and shipped with care.
• Easy to grow, attracts pollinators, good for cut flowers, dry area tolerant.
• This mixture of tulip bulbs contains an assortment of color varieties where each mixed package is different and will contain a variety of tulips.
• Tulips grow best in full sun to light shade in well-drained soil. Plant bulbs in fall.
• Unlike other tulip varieties, single late tulips bloom towards the end of the tulip season, typically in late spring.

Planting Instructions:

1. Plant Tulip bulbs in the fall when the ground cools and before the first hard frost. Outside temperature should be about 65 degrees Fahrenheit or cooler.
2. Select a well-drained location that receives full sun to partial shade.
3. Dig a hole 5-6\" deep in loosened soil and place bulbs in the hole. Bulbs should be spaced about 4-5” apart.
4. Plant them in the ground with their pointy ends up. Cover with soil and water well so the soil above the bulb settles.