If you're planning to plant tulips this fall but worry about current drought conditions, rest assured—dry weather won't harm the bulbs. The key is proper timing: tulips perform best when planted in mid-October, once nighttime temperatures consistently drop to 60°F or below. If you purchase bulbs early, store them in a cool, dry place until planting time. This simple step ensures healthy root development and vibrant spring blooms.
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