White tulips

White tulips considered a symbol of great luck and pure happiness. They look great either as a cut flower or in a flower garden or flower bed. White is the color of newness and purity.

It is recommended to plant tulip bulbs at a distance of approximately eight to fifteen centimeters apart, tulips are planted eight to fifteen centimeters deep for one onion, and for planting double bulbs Tulips require a depth of about twenty to twenty-five centimeters.

White tulips have three flowering seasons. Early tulips They begin to bloom in mid-March and continue until mid-April. Bloom medium tulips falls from April to May. And here last tulips bloom from May to June. White tulip blooms can last from one to three weeks, at this time the petals open, then wither and fall off. Most tulip varieties have only one bloom per bulb in one season.

There are tulips with double flowering. For example, a white tulip with the name Tacoma. The Tacoma tulip blooms in the second half of spring; the maximum height of the tulip reaches fifty-five centimeters. The Super Bowl variety is also a white double tulip.

Tulips are a crop not very demanding. Tulips require good planting material. There must be a place for growing sunny and protected from the wind. Tulips are planted in mid-autumn. During the growth period, tulips need to be periodically watered and fed. For development large tubers flowers must be removed without peduncles and leaves.