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Tulipa bunch flowering 'Canada Pride Mix' Bulbs
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Tulipa ‘Canada Pride Mix’ is a cheerful bunch-flowering tulip mix — small, multi-stemmed bulbs that perennialize well in warmer climate zones, producing clusters of colorful blooms in spring from a single planting. Top size 12+ bulbs supplied for maximum flower performance. An effortless, high-impact spring display for beds, borders, containers, and cutting gardens.
Plant Highlights
- Bunch-flowering habit — multiple stems per bulb for generous spring color
- Perennializes well in warm climate zones
- Top size 12+ bulbs for the best bloom performance
- Full sun preferred; tolerates some shade
- Classic spring show in beds, borders, containers, and cutting gardens
Planting Guide
When to plant: Fall, for spring bloom.
Location: Mostly sunny to light shade; well-drained soil essential. Tulips dislike wet conditions — avoid waterlogged sites. If drainage is poor, amend with compost or organic matter to raise the bed 2–3 inches.
Depth & spacing: Plant pointed end up, 6–7 inches deep. Space 5–6 inches apart in beds; cluster closer in pots for the best effect.
After planting: Water only if the soil is very dry. Roots develop in autumn; blooms emerge in spring.
Spring Care
Water lightly if there is no rain for 3–5 days during active growth. Avoid overwatering. Fertilize with a general low-nitrogen fertilizer when foliage first pushes through the soil in spring.
Post-Bloom Care
Remove green seedpods and cut stems as soon as flowering finishes. Do not cut foliage until leaves turn fully yellow/purple — this returns nutrients to the bulb for next year. After foliage removal, stop watering so the bulb can rest. Note: most tulips perform best the first year; perennialization varies by climate and conditions.
Planting Specs
- Type: Bunch-flowering tulip (multiple stems per bulb)
- Bulb size: Top size 12+
- Bloom time: Spring
- Light: Full sun (tolerates some shade)
- Soil: Well-drained; dislikes wet conditions
- Planting depth: 6–7 inches | Spacing: 5–6 inches | Pointed end up
- Use: Beds, borders, containers, cutting gardens
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