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Sometimes, though, circumstances delay planting and the ground freezes in the winter. Plant the tulip bulbs as soon as the ground thaws in the spring, even if new growth has already started. Dig the soil up to a depth of 12 inches. Remove weeds and rocks. Break up soil clumps and loosen the soil. Spread 1 inch of peat moss on top of the planting area. Work this into the soil to the depth of 12 inches.
Yes all Tulips are perennials and will bloom for more than one season. Depending on your climate and the Tulip you are growing they generally bloom from March to June as a rule. Most need cooler weather to do their best but there are a few Tulip species that will handle even the heat here in the Sacramento Valley.