Jacuzzi Tulip Bulbs

Light Needs

Full Sun

(At Least 6 Hours Of Direct Sunlight)

Mature Height

16-18 Inches

Mature Spread

4-6 Inches

Growing Zones

3 to 7

Jacuzzi Tulip Bulbs — 20-Pack

Add soft pinks and lilacs to your spring garden with the Jacuzzi Tulip Bulbs. This 20-bulb pack gives you an easy way to create a graceful, full-looking display—double blooms with a peony-like shape and strong stems that perform well in beds and containers.

Highlights

• Soft pastel mix: Shades of pink through pale purple for a soothing spring palette.
• Double blooms: Full, layered petals that look almost like small peonies.
• Dependable performance: Hardy and consistent bloomers when planted in suitable conditions.
• Great for containers: Works well in pots, window boxes, or mixed planters.
• Easy to grow: Low-maintenance when placed in well-drained soil with sun exposure.

Planting Guide

• When to plant: Plant in fall before the ground freezes (usually September–November).
• Sunlight: Full sun to part shade (aim for about 6–8 hours of sun daily).
• Soil: Light, well-draining soil. Work in compost or organic matter if your soil is heavy.
• Depth: Set bulbs 6–8 inches deep—tip-up—so they establish strong roots.
• Spacing: Allow about 4–6 inches between bulbs for a full look without crowding.
• Initial watering: Water well after planting to settle soil around the bulbs.

Ongoing Care

• Watering: Keep soil evenly moist during the growing season but avoid standing water; deep watering once or twice weekly is usually enough.
• Mulch: Apply 2–3 inches of mulch to keep moisture steady and reduce weeds.
• After bloom: Let the foliage yellow and wither naturally so the bulb can store energy for next year, then trim away dead leaves.
• Winter protection: In colder regions, add extra mulch over the bed for insulation.

Container Planting

• Pot size: Use a container at least 12 inches wide with drainage holes.
• Soil: Choose a well-draining potting mix and avoid heavy garden soil.
• Arrangement: Plant bulbs slightly closer for a dense display but keep drainage good.
• Care: Water so excess drains from the pot; bring containers to a sheltered spot in very wet or freezing weather if needed.

FAQs

What makes Jacuzzi Tulips different?

Jacuzzi Tulips are double-flowered tulips with thick, layered petals that give each bloom a full, rounded appearance—similar to a small peony. Their soft color range and robust flower heads make them stand out in beds and pots.

When should I plant these bulbs?

Plant in the fall before the first hard freeze (typically September through November). Cooler soil lets roots form over winter so the bulbs can push up strong blooms in spring.

Can I cut these tulips for vases?

Yes—Jacuzzi Tulips make lovely cut flowers. Harvest when buds begin to open for the best vase life (usually up to about a week with fresh water).

How tall do they grow and how close should I plant them?

Expect stems around 16–18 inches tall. Space bulbs 4–6 inches apart to allow room for the foliage and flowers to fill in.

Do I need to do anything special after they finish blooming?

Let the leaves die back naturally so the bulbs can recharge. Remove spent foliage only after it has yellowed. In containers you can leave bulbs in place or lift and store them in a cool, dry spot if you prefer.