Like all flowering plants, a tulip is trying to reproduce. After the petals fade and fall off, the rest of the flower parts remain to create the seeds. “It’s best to remove the spent flowers ...

Most growers purchase mature bulbs to be planted in late fall. Once planted ... remove the flower heads from the tulips with sharp, clean garden snips as soon as the petals drop.

Use clean vases and tools. Mold speeds up the decaying process in flowers. (Make sure everything is well rinsed, too, since ...

Golden yellow petals with a soft red blush make The Magnificent Mile Tulip a standout symbol of renewal and beauty, captivating visitors and locals alike each Spring season. The radiant Magnificent ...

The anticipation for the Tulip Time Festival ... damage the blooms and make them fall apart quicker. But extended hot weather can make them wilt and shed petals, too, Auwerda said.