During the planting process in October, bulbs like tulips (Tulipa spp.), native to Central Asia, and alliums (Allium spp.), native to Eurasia, establish their roots deep within the soil.

Yes, but very slowly. Let's explore how tulip bulbs multiply, the best naturalizing tulip species, and how you can help tulip bulbs multiply. While many gardeners treat tulip bulbs as annuals ...

Tulips (Tulipa spp.) are coveted springtime flowers known for their versatility and wide variety of colors, sizes, and styles. These blooms typically appear in early spring, reemerging every year ...

Livestock overgrazing, mining, urbanization, fluctuating rain patterns, and “opportunistic collection” of flowers and bulbs have all damaged the species’ ecosystems. The diverse tulip ...

Some naturalize when given favorable growing conditions. Species tulips include wild tulip species and cultivars developed from these wild species. Species tulips are usually smaller than modern ...

THIS book on the genus Tulipa does not profess to be a monograph ... The number of criteria available for discrimination of the species is comparatively small, as happens often among the ...