Celebrate the National Garden Bureau's Year of the Tulip in a big way by planting double flowered tulip varieties this fall for a showy display next spring. Flower arrangers love the big bold blossoms that resemble peonies and you'll love their impressive blooms in your garden and containers.
Plant double tulip bulbs in small informal clusters of seven or more bulbs scattered throughout your gardens. Be sure to add extras to enjoy as cut flowers.
Plant the early-blooming variety Margarita with grape hyacinths for multiple layers of color and fragrance. These violet-purple double tulips are ide...
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