Learn all about tulips - choose the best ones to grow, where to buy, where to plant and care advice from RHS experts.

Learn how to grow tulips in your garden with the RHS expert guide on choosing, planting, feeding, pruning and propagating plants.

This selection are all winners of the RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM) – meaning they’re widely available, not too difficult to grow and are stable in form and colour.

Lily and fringed tulips are two of 15 different classifications of tulips that are grown. Some other well-known classifications of tulips include parrot, late doubles, coronets and darwin hybrid. All …

Tulips are ideal for both pots and borders – you can use them as seasonal bedding plants, but there are also varieties suitable for permanent planting, or even naturalising in wilder spots in …

Tulips that last more than one year Unlike daffodils, tulips tend to dwindle in number after planting. However, there are some which manage to increase and a selection of these are listed here.

Container tulips with maximum impact. RHS Garden Harlow Carr's Sarah Bell highlights impactful, distinctive tulip cultivars to try, with key tips for success

Growing tulips that flower at different times can extend your floral display. The flowering period is weather related and, in some years, the difference from one year to another can be as much …

tulip 'Ronaldo' A perennial bulb, with broadly lance-shaped green leaves. This Triumph group tulip has cup-shaped single flowers, in rich shades of dark reddish purple.

Tulipa sylvestris (15). wild tulip. Bears yellow, lemon-scented flowers, pointed in shape, in early spring. Reaches a height of around 25cm