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How to plant your tulip bulbs(Image: Ekaterina savyolova via Getty Images)<\/p>\nA gardening expert has shared how Brits can achieve a colourful garden next year by planting a certain flower in October, and how to do it correctly and where to buy them fromHow to plant your tulip bulbs(Image: Ekaterina savyolova via Getty Images)<\/p>\n
The tulip, a vibrant flower<\/a> that brings us immense joy in mid to late spring<\/a>, comes in a plethora of colours for you to choose from.<\/p>\n Ensure to plant<\/a> your Tulip bulbs in well-drained soil and ideally where they can bask in the full sun during late spring. I personally enjoy planting Tulip bulbs in my pots, plants, tubs, beds and borders, writes popular Instagram gardener Tom Strowlger.<\/p>\n Some of my Tulip bulbs are planted in tight clusters to create a burst of colour in a small area, while others are arranged in neat rows. Their versatility allows for creativity when planting.<\/p>\n READ MORE: Rats will steer clear of gardens and won’t return if you remove one common item<\/a>READ MORE: Three plants to ‘prioritise’ pruning this month or risk no blooms next year<\/a><\/p>\n The bulbs should be planted about 15cm deep to provide support for their main green stems to stay upright above ground, reports the Express<\/a>. Our goal is to create a cornucopia of colour in our spring garden. You can even opt for varieties with differently shaped petals.<\/p>\n With an extensive variety of Tulips available, you can find ones that suit your gardening<\/a> taste. So, let’s plant them, forget about them for a bit, and watch as they burst into action next spring.<\/p>\n