Lily-Flowering Tulip Bulbs – Elegant Spring Blooms

Graceful Spring Flowers with a Distinctive Silhouette

Lily-flowering tulips bring an elegant shape to the spring garden, with slender, pointed petals that curve outward as the blooms open. Their refined silhouette adds a different texture alongside classic cup-shaped tulips in beds, borders, and patio containers.

Plant a group near a walkway where you can enjoy the flowers up close, or grow them for spring bouquets that highlight their graceful petal shape.

At a Glance

• Tulip group: Lily-flowering
• Flower form: Slender, pointed petals with outward-curving tips
• Planting season: Fall
• Bloom season: Spring; timing depends on variety and climate
• Light: Full sun to light shade
• Soil: Well-drained; avoid waterlogged locations
• Uses: Borders, containers, and cut-flower arrangements

Choose Your Bulb Quantity

Available in packs of 10, 25, or 100 bulbs. Select your preferred quantity before adding to cart. The options select bulb quantity, not flower color. This listing is for bulbs to plant, not flowering potted plants or cut stems.

Fall Planting

• Plant in fall before the ground freezes, adjusting timing to your local climate.
• Choose freely draining soil and loosen the planting area before setting bulbs.
• Position bulbs pointed end up, with approximately 6 inches of planting depth to the base and 5–6 inches between bulbs.
• Plant in groups for a fuller display.
• Water after planting to settle the soil without leaving standing water.

Container Growing and Aftercare

• Use a sufficiently deep container with drainage holes and a well-draining growing mix.
• Water as needed during active growth, avoiding persistently soggy soil.
• Remove spent flowers, but leave foliage in place until it yellows naturally.
• Avoid excessive watering while bulbs are dormant.

Tulips need a winter chilling period to flower. Gardeners in warm-winter climates should check local chilling recommendations before planting. Repeat flowering depends on climate and growing conditions and is not guaranteed.

Important Safety Note

Ornamental tulip bulbs are not for eating. Keep bulbs away from children and pets.