As the curtain of winter lifts, tulips are one of the first flowers of spring stage to take. As the last drifts of snow seep into the soil, these bright signs of spring dance in the sunlight. However, you need not wait for spring to grow tulips. Whether it is in a bed, under a bush, in the crevices of a rock garden or in a container, a tulip bulb is an underground flower factory just waiting to "jump" from the land it occupies.
The whole purpose of a tulip bulb is to flower. In fact, in the middle of each lamp, small leaves a baby button. The white, onion-like bulb that surrounds the bud stores all the nutrients that the button should sprout and grow. The only real help the tulip must cultivate a generous sip of water and some soil to keep it moist.
