Sow seeds in autumn in warm zones or in spring in cooler areas. Seeds are fine and best started indoors. Set transplants at six inch intervals in well-composted soil when seedlings are one to two inches high. Provide deep, weekly waterings to promote strong growth and good flowering. Apply a liquid plant food biweekly.
Flowers bloom in late winter and spring in warm areas and in summer in cool zones.
Bloom period is extended when faded flowers are removed regularly. Flowers can be cut to add to small bouquets or arrange in float bowls. Tulip Violacea 'Pallida' Tulip Violacea 'Pallida' A truly unique little Species Tulip. Glistening white pointed petals open to reveal a startling bright blue base. Will form colonies that are lovely with Chionodoxa and other Species Tulips.