Mount Tacoma Tulip Bulbs

Light Needs

Full Sun

(At Least 6 Hours Of Direct Sunlight)

Mature Height

20-22 Inches

Mature Spread

4-6 Inches

Growing Zones

3 to 7

Mount Tacoma Tulip Bulbs

The Mount Tacoma Tulip is a timeless favorite for spring gardens, known for its lush, creamy-white petals that look like delicate peonies. Each double bloom adds a soft, romantic touch, making it a perfect choice for flower beds, borders, and cut arrangements. With 20 bulbs per pack, you’ll enjoy a sea of blossoms that brighten the garden and bring elegance indoors.

Highlights

• Double Peony-Style Flowers: Large, layered blooms give a full and luxurious look in late spring.
• Extended Display: Long-lasting flowers hold their shape beautifully, even in changing weather.
• Great for Beds or Pots: Ideal for borders, raised beds, or containers on patios and balconies.
• Perfect for Bouquets: Tall, sturdy stems make them excellent cut flowers for fresh arrangements.

Whether you’re designing a romantic garden space or looking for a showy container display, Mount Tacoma Tulips deliver reliable beauty with very little effort.

Planting Guide

• When to Plant: Plant bulbs in fall before the ground freezes.
• Sunlight: Choose a spot with 6–8 hours of direct sun.
• Soil: Loose, fertile, and well-draining soil works best; mix in compost for extra nutrients.
• Depth: Place bulbs 6–8 inches deep with the pointed side facing up.
• Spacing: Keep bulbs 4–6 inches apart for healthy growth.
• Watering: Water thoroughly after planting to help the bulbs settle in.

Ongoing Care

• Watering: Keep the soil evenly moist in spring; water deeply once or twice per week.
• Mulching: Add a 2–3 inch layer of mulch to lock in moisture and keep weeds down.

Growing in Containers

• Pot Size: Use a container at least 12 inches wide with drainage holes.
• Soil: Plant in a lightweight, well-draining potting mix.
• Watering: Keep soil consistently moist but allow excess water to drain.

FAQs

1. What makes Mount Tacoma Tulips special?

These tulips are prized for their large, double-petaled white blooms that resemble peonies. Their romantic style, sturdy stems, and full blossoms make them a standout in gardens and bouquets alike.

2. How do I plant Mount Tacoma Tulip bulbs?

Plant in fall in well-drained soil with full or partial sun. Place bulbs 6–8 inches deep and 4–6 inches apart. Be sure the pointed end faces up. They thrive in cooler regions where they receive the chill needed for strong spring blooms.

3. Can I grow them in containers?

Yes! Mount Tacoma Tulips are excellent container plants. Use a pot with good drainage and a quality potting mix. Bulbs can be planted closer together in pots for a fuller look. Keep them in a cool spot over winter, then move to sun in spring.

4. When do they bloom and how long do they last?

They bloom in late spring, usually May, and last 1–2 weeks depending on weather. Cooler temperatures extend bloom life, while warmer days may shorten it.

5. How tall do Mount Tacoma Tulips grow?

They reach about 20–22 inches tall, with strong stems that hold up well in the garden and in cut flower arrangements.