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Turkish Tapestry - Species Tulip Mixture. This dazzling mix of vividly colored little jewels will brighten any spot in the garden. The flowers may be small, but the colors are big, their effect bright and cheerful. The hardy and long-lived species thrive in all sorts of unpromising spots: in bony soil, among rocks, or in ed quarters between paving stones. They also look terrific in open woodlands, among ferns, at the front of the perennial or shrub border, or along a path you take in spring.50 bulbs cover 3-4sq. ft. Not labeled. ing and Growing Tulips These indispensable bulbs have been enjoyed in gardens around the world for centuries. Tulips today are available in many shapes, sizes, and seasons of bloom and the smart gardener can have Tulips blooming from early spring through May in a multitude of colors. For the best display, avoid the "soldier effect" and the bulbs in clusters. large bulbs five to six inches apart and smaller bulbs two to three inches apart. Small species Tulips are ideal for rock gardens and the tall, large-flowered varieties can hold their own anywhere. Light/Watering: Tulips perform best in full sun in the North and will tolerate very light shade in hotter areas. Unless the season is unnaturally dry, normal rainfall should suffice. Fertilizer/Soil and pH: Tulip bulbs require a well-drained soil. Sandy soil enriched with matter is ideal as is a pH of 6.0 to 6.5. Keep Tulip bulbs cool (below 65 degrees) until ready to . in fall at least a month before the ground freezes. Follow directions for ing depth for individual varieties. Many Tulips (the midseason and late-flowering varieties in particular) tend to bloom magnificently the first spring or two after ing and decline thereafter. Species Tulips, Darwin Hybrids, Fosterianas, Greigiis, Kaufmannianas, and WFF Perennial Tulips can put on a stunning display for several years with your help: at the depth recommended on the label