i have planted tulips early spring of this year and didnt bloom any flower...?

Question

I think i planted them quite late for their season , so what shall i do now to make them bloom the next time, they are planted in my planters outside my garden.please tell me what to do and how to protect them this coming winter. this is my first time gardening and novice at all about bubs. please advise. God bless..

i live in colorado and in zone 5?

Answer 1

just leave them in the ground and they will pop up in spring, don't worry they r fine

Answer 2

Tulips are planted in the fall,now and in November,so they come up in the spring,put bone meal in the soil as you plant them then forget about them,they will be ok even in Colorado,oh and use a bulb planter to get the depth right.

Answer 3

there are an excellent style of belongings you may plant in Michigan, in basic terms ask the folk at Michigan Bulb Co. the actual question is, how a lot solar, moisture, and how a lot soil do you've? Glads are elementary and many times reproduce to the point of being weedy. become the floor soggy? Did it have finished solar? Did you plant them too deep? you may attempt cannas, callas, dahlias, iris, elephant's ear (ok it really is in basic terms leaves), some narcissus, and others. be conscious, a number of those are technically rhizomes and by no skill bulbs, yet kinda sorta in good structure what you're asking.

Answer 4

You actually plant tulips and other bulbs in the Fall if you expect them to come up in the Spring.

Answer 5

They need to winter over, You should have tulips this spring.

Answer 6

Love tulips! The following link will give you lots of good information:

http://tulips.blomsbulbs.com/growtulips.cfm

Answer 7

I hope you protected them from gophers, I had to put cages around mine or they would disappear after 1 year. If they bunch up after a few years you will want to dig them up in the fall, separate them and replant them.