Hallo zusammen, hier sind meine 140 Tulpenlampen. Sie wurden im Oktober gepflanzt, denke ich, und das sind sie heute. Sie wurden nicht mit Schutz (Netz, Hühnerdraht usw.) gepflanzt, aber wir haben sie schließlich mit Strohmulch bedeckt. Nur ein paar Sorten haben angefangen zu blühen (ich glaube 3), und ich muss meine Bestellung vom Herbst überprüfen, um herauszufinden, welche sie sind. Weitere Bilder werden kommen, wenn auch die anderen Sorten blühen.

    Von: Violetteotome

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    1. Noob question- does it make sense to use all that land for a flower which blooms just for 2-3 weeks. I don’t mean to be rude. Just curious

    2. theyellowtiredone on

      Lovely, I look forward to seeing pics when more are in bloom.

      As a fellow American, I didn’t blink at the use of fall, lol.

    3. hisinfernalmajesty on

      I planted about 40 in 2023 in my grass and most flowered the following spring, but this year half didn’t return and what’s left are “blind”, maybe 2 actually flowered again.  I planted loads of daffodils as well which luckily are quite happy in their 2nd year. 

    4. Its not been a good year for tulips, mine are very poor compared to normal, probably lack of rain

    5. IntelligentPair9840 on

      Id love to see the rest of your garden and help design it for you. Remember each flower bed contributes to the over all show of your garden. Plan your gardens style based on the house, the surroundings and what you already have to work with. Get a plan and guide it with your plan. Your plan will evolve. It’s beautiful, every garden has its own feel that is specific to it.

    6. Admirable-One3888 on

      I’m very happy you came back with an update because I remember your original post. It looks brilliant.

    7. BeachtimeRhino on

      What’s happening with the rest of the garden around it? From gravel to soil? Or just my eyes? And the bit you have closed off with the netting?

    8. Quirkiness on

      Beautiful! You did a great job and with the warmer weather we’ve had, you must’ve had a blast admiring them in the garden!

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