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Highlights

Vivid Spring Colour – Four florist-favourite cultivars for a dazzling spring display.
Generous Pack – 120 bulbs (30 each of ‘Seadov’, ‘Purple Flag’, ‘Flaming Flag’, and ‘Dynasty’).
Ideal Height & Spread – Grows to 45cm tall with a 15cm spread; perfect for beds, borders, and containers.
Excellent Cut Flowers – Long-lasting blooms ideal for bouquets and arrangements.
Autumn Planting – Plant bulbs from September to end of November for best results.
Low Maintenance – Thrives in full sun or partial shade with well-drained soil.
Hardy Perennial – Returns year after year for reliable garden colour.
Culinary Note – Some tulip parts are edible but may cause allergic reactions; handle with care.

We're offering you a 120 Vibrant Spring Tulip Bulbs for £16.99, saving you up to 43% off Thompson and Morgan's's price of £29.99 (correct as of 16.09.2025).

Burst Into Spring With a Sea of Tulips

Create a breathtaking spring spectacle with this collection of 120 premium tulip bulbs, featuring four vibrant cultivars prized by florists for their colour and reliability. Each pack includes:

Tulip ‘Seadov’: Classic scarlet-red blooms for bold impact.
Tulip ‘Purple Flag’: Deep purple, robust flowers with strong stems.
Tulip ‘Flaming Flag’: White petals streaked with unique purple swirls.
Tulip ‘Dynasty’: Large pink flowers fading elegantly to white.

Plant Characteristics & Seasonal Interest

Mature Size: Each tulip reaches up to 45cm (18") tall and spreads to about 15cm (6").
Flowering Period: Enjoy vibrant blooms from April through May, providing early-season colour when gardens need it most.
Lifespan: Hardy perennial bulbs return each year with minimal care.

Planting & Care Guide

Best Planting Time: Plant bulbs in autumn, ideally between September and late November before the ground freezes.
Location: Choose sunny or partially shaded spots—beds, borders, or containers all work well.
Soil: Prefers well-drained, fertile soil. Avoid waterlogged areas to prevent bulb rot.
Caring Tips: Water after planting and during dry spells. Remove faded flowers to direct energy back into the bulb for next year’s growth. Allow foliage to die back naturally before clearing away.
Companion Ideas: Pair with daffodils, muscari, or hyacinths for a layered spring display.

Add Lasting Beauty Indoors & Out

Tulips make excellent cut flowers—simply snip stems when buds are just about to open for long-lasting arrangements indoors.
Caution: While some tulip parts are edible, they may trigger allergic reactions—always handle bulbs and flowers with care and keep away from pets and children if unsure.

FAQs

When should I plant these tulip bulbs?
The best time is from September through late November before the ground freezes.
How deep should I plant the bulbs?
Bury each bulb about two to three times its height (roughly 10-15cm deep) in well-drained soil.
Will these tulips return every year?
Yes! These are hardy perennials that will reappear each spring when properly cared for.