How do i plant tulips .and when ? Do u dig up bulbs for winter?

Here's some tips for growing tulips

https://www.hometalk.com/diy/grow/flowers/tips-for-planting-spring-bulbs-5573984

It all depends which area you live in. I never dig mine up they just keep popping up every year.

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Typically the fall is the best time to plant bulbs. Here's a helpful article: https://thekitchengarten.com/8-tips-for-planting-bulbs-in-the-fall/

Tulips are usually planted in the fall and there is no need to dig them up.

Hope this helps you:

https://www.wikihow.com/Plant-Tulip-Bulbs

The package should tell you how deep to plant. Point bulb up. I used to dig an area up, toss in the bulbs, and then return soil to cover. I tried the bulb shovels, but that was too much work.

Fall to plant and don't need to dig up. However squirrel s like to do that for you and sometimes replant them too. Every Spring I get tulips someplace I never planted them.

Plant in the fall and let the green leaves die back in the spring before you dig them up

Tulips need to be planted in the fall, they do not get dug up.

Plant tulip bulbs around the time it starts to frost in the late fall. I have never dug mine up and they will come back for a couple of years if the chipmunks or squirrels don't fine them. If the find them you won't have any in the spring.

Tulips can only be planted in fall I do not dig them up that is not necessary for fall bulbs that bloom in spring. You only have to dig up summer bulbs.

Bulb flowers should be planted in the fall. Depending on where you live you may not have to dig them up. When we lived in the Rocky Mt area, we had to cover the bulbs with 4 or so inches of mulch to keep them safe in winter. Most areas do not get that cold and so digging them is not necessary, unless you want to split them and replant them (in the fall)