The first pull of the season! 🙌🏾 If you ever grow tulips, remember when you harvest take the whole bulb out. This way you can store it for longer vase life. If you are putting it in a vase, make sure to cut the bulb off. SHARE this post with a new gardener. 👩🏾‍🌾✨ LIKE this post to support me in the algorithm. 🙌🏾❤️ COMMENT on this post if you have a tulip fact you want to add. SAVE this quick tip. 🌱✨✨ Follow along here 👇🏾 @freshcutblooms | Rasheedah Martin

It’s been a long time since I’ve been able to grow tulips without the deer munching them. So nice to have them outside my dining room window.😊. #tulips #tulip the the secret to keep the deer away? Grating Irish spring soap, and spreading it around the borders of my yard and garden.😊 | John Tucker

GROCERY STORE TULIPS VS LOCALLY-GROWN TULIPS One thing I didn’t appreciate when I started growing my own flowers was just how different home-grown tulips are from the tulips you can find on the cheap at every grocery store in April. Even if they’re the exact same variety, locally-grown tulips look and act like completely different plants from imported grocery-store blooms! That’s because imported tulips are mainly grown hydroponically. This is a fast and easy way to grow tulips: no need to break