[header] How to prune tulips [title] Wait until your tulips begin to fade. [step] Once your tulips blossom and the flowers start to fade, the flowers become wilted and look unattractive. Typically, tulips begin to fade in june.
[header] How to prune tulips [title] Wait until your tulips begin to fade. [step] Once your tulips blossom and the flowers start to fade, the flowers become wilted and look unattractive. Typically, tulips begin to fade in june.
However, in most temperate areas, tulips should progress in june to may. [substeps] Tulips tend to be thinner and less vibrant in the months you wait for them to fade. Mulch, grass clippings, or loose grass can all cause tulips to fade. Move the plant to an area with full sun if you want to preserve the flowers' color. If you're following a regular growing schedule, wait until the flowers appear to start fading, then return your tulips to their original starting spots. [substeps] If you're not sure how to handle stalks after flowering, take your tulips to a classified store, or even an outside nursery to ask for advice. [title] Prune your tulips using gardening shears. [step] After your tulips fade, trim your tulip plants to encourage them to grow back next year.