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25-Count Garden State Bulb Spryng Break Blend Tulip Bulbs (Multicolor) Expired
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Lowe's [lowes.com] has Garden State Bulb Darwin Hybrid Mix Tulip Bulbs (Multicolor) on sale. Shipping is Free
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Garden State Bulb Darwin Hybrid Mixed Tulip Bulbs are imported directly from our farms and growers in Holland. These bulbs are 4 to 5" (11/12cm) in circumference and carefully hand-picked and checked for quality before shipment. When planted, this delightful tulip mix includes vivid shades of red, pink, and yellow. Best known for their large, flashy flowers, the extra-large blossoms measure up to 6" across and sit atop of sturdy 20-22" stems. They are attractive to pollinators, winter-hardy, and ideal for landscaping and cut flower arrangements.
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- 50-Count [lowes.com] $13.49 OOS
- 100-Count [lowes.com] $23.98 OOS
- 250-Count [lowes.com] $57.99 OOS
- 25-Count [lowes.com] $7.50 OOS
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- 25-Count Garden State Bulb Spryng Break Blend Tulip Bulbs [lowes.com] (Multicolor) $7.50
Garden State Bulb Darwin Hybrid Mixed Tulip Bulbs are imported directly from our farms and growers in Holland. These bulbs are 4 to 5" (11/12cm) in circumference and carefully hand-picked and checked for quality before shipment. When planted, this delightful tulip mix includes vivid shades of red, pink, and yellow. Best known for their large, flashy flowers, the extra-large blossoms measure up to 6" across and sit atop of sturdy 20-22" stems. They are attractive to pollinators, winter-hardy, and ideal for landscaping and cut flower arrangements.
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| Product Name: | Garden State Bulb Darwin Hybrid Mix Tulip Bulbs Bagged 25-Count | ECF-25-25 |
| Product Description: | Garden State Bulb Darwin Hybrid Mixed Tulip Bulbs are imported directly from our farms and growers in Holland. These bulbs are 4 to 5” (11/12cm) in circumference and carefully hand-picked and checked for quality before shipment. When planted, this delightful tulip mix includes vivid shades of red, pink, and yellow. Best known for their large, flashy flowers, the extra-large blossoms measure up to 6” across and sit atop of sturdy 20-22” stems. They are attractive to pollinators, winter-hardy, and ideal for landscaping and cut flower arrangements. Garden State Bulb Darwin Hybrid Mix Tulip Bulbs Bagged 25-Count | ECF-25-25 |
| Product SKU: | 5013920021_5013920021 |
| UPC: | 685229075994 |
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You stick them in the ground, as long as you live somewhere cold in the winter, aka pretty much all the USA because souther FL and HI. They will bloom in the spring as long as they don't get eaten for 1-2 weeks, depends on weather. Then they die back and will bloom again the next spring. I'd suggest daffodils for you as you seem new to gardening and tulips get eaten by squirrels and deer when daffodils won't.
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If you don't touch them and let the bulbs do there thing, they will come back every year given they have proper sun, etc...
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You stick them in the ground, as long as you live somewhere cold in the winter, aka pretty much all the USA because souther FL and HI. They will bloom in the spring as long as they don't get eaten for 1-2 weeks, depends on weather. Then they die back and will bloom again the next spring. I'd suggest daffodils for you as you seem new to gardening and tulips get eaten by squirrels and deer when daffodils won't. [Hopefully, deer eat everything.]
I mean.... Those are called seasons.....
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That's what she said.. Is 3" deep enough?
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Garden-S...5014790201
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