Potted tulips forced for Valentine's Day rarely rebloom well in the garden. Summer heat and moisture cause the mother bulb to split into many small bulblets that lack energy to flower.
For reliable perennial tulips, plant species types like Tulipa clusiana, T. tarda, or T. kaufmanniana in bright shade with sandy, fast-draining soil. These are adapted to summer heat and return yearly.
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