Tulips need full sun to develop strong blooms. “If they’re planted in too much shade, they may grow leaves but not bloom,” ...

This is how new tulip bulbs are harvested by growers. You can leave these bulbs in place, if you like, or dig them up, store ...

After the crowds disperse post-Tulip Time each year, residents are given a unique opportunity to bring a piece of the festival home.

If you plan to leave your tulip bulbs in the ground, fertilizing them can help ensure better blooming results next spring. Apply two to three pounds of a 5-10-5 NPK fertilizer per 100 square feet ...

If you're treating tulips as annuals—meaning you’re digging up the bulbs to plant in the fall—then follow these steps for proper bulb storage: Wait until the tulip foliage dies back entirely.

The tulips are not fertilized because the fields in which they are planted are rich in nutrients, and organic material is incorporated into the soil before the bulbs are planted in the fall.

"As part of the zoo's 150th anniversary, the horticulture team planted bulbs last fall to spell out "150 years," and the tulips cooperated!“At the end of tulip season, the horticulture team and ...

The Tulip Time Festival is a pride and joy for the city of Holland and it takes the entire community to pull it off. It's why there's a community planting day each fall, something Holland ...