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Bulbs go through a photosynthesis process, where flower bulbs use their leaves to pick up sun energy, to create next year’s flower. Cutting the foliage too early or braiding or tying the foliage can interrupt this process. It takes at least 6-8 weeks for the foliage to die off naturally. If the foliage did not get enough energy, the bulbs will not flower.

• Have you planted different bulbs in the same location in previous years? You could be seeing those bulbs. Offshoots could have grown large enough to flower.
• Have the flowers matured yet? Some varieties start a different color and then develop into the mature color.

If this is the case, we ask for your patience. If you have waited a week or two, send us close up pictures.

Most tulips are not strong perennializers in the landscape. They do not flower well the second year after planting. More details on this here.

Have the flower matured yet? If not, we ask for your patience. If you have waited a week or two, send us pictures of the plants and landscape.

Tulips are susceptible to a mold called Read more.

If the problem looks like something else, send us pictures of the plants and landscape.

If you are logged in, click on “Account” at the upper right-hand corner of your screen (on mobile it is the person icon), and then select “Manage Account”. Under the “Orders” tab, you will see a list of your orders. Click on the pdf icon to view each order invoice with the list of items purchased.

If you do not have an online account, you can create one with the same email that you used to place orders in the past. Then follow the steps above and your orders from previous years should appear. If they do not, please call or email us.

You can also request your previous orders by calling or emailing us.