Can plant tulip bulbs in the spring in Manitoba?
Can I plant tulip bulbs in the early spring in southern Manitoba. What weather conditions should it be?
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Uplips are generally planted in the fall for spring flowering. You can certainly try, but do not be disappointed if nothing happens this year.
They should have been planted in the fall. I've wondered if placing the bulbs in the fridge for a few days or a week would feel like winter to them. Works with grass seed to get it to start growing quicker when planted. Try a few. You have nothing to lose.