Tulips

Send Tulips This Spring and Summer From Farmgirl Flowers

Send farm-fresh tulips this spring and summer with next-day flower delivery from Farmgirl Flowers. Our seasonal tulip bouquets are hand-tied, thoughtfully wrapped, and shipped straight to your doorstep — because peak-season flowers shouldn’t sit around waiting.

Curious about colors? Choose from specific color tulips, like pink and orange tones, or white, or opt for our Grower’s Choice tulips, a surprise mix of the freshest colors and varieties available that week. Think of it as the best-of-the-best, straight from the field, curated by the experts who know what’s blooming brightest.

Because we work closely with our growers and source seasonally, petal size, shade, and tulip varieties may vary slightly. That’s the beauty of farm-fresh flowers.

When your tulips arrive, they may look a little relaxed or slightly droopy. Don’t worry! Tulips travel best without water to protect their stems. Simply trim the ends, place them in a tall vase filled with fresh water, and let them hydrate. Within a few hours, they’ll perk right up and start doing what tulips do best: stealing the show.

How to Care for Your Tulip Bouquet

When your tulips arrive:

Grab a tall vase, fill it with fresh cool water, and trim stems at a 45-degree angle. Remove any lower leaves that would sit below the waterline. Let your tulips take a long drink—they'll rehydrate and stand tall within a few hours.

Why tulips keep growing in the vase:

Tulips continue growing even after being cut. Your tulips will stretch toward light and may grow an inch or two taller in the vase over the next few days. They also "dance" in the vase, bending and shifting as they follow the sun throughout the day. This movement is normal, not wilting.

Daily care:

Change the water every 2-3 days and re-trim stems by a quarter inch each time. Keep your vase in a cool spot away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and ripening fruit. Tulips prefer cold water—they're one of the few flowers that actually like it chilly.

Vase life:

With proper care, tulips typically last 5-10 days. Individual blooms may open and close throughout their lifecycle.

Are Tulips Safe for Pets?

Tulips are toxic to both cats and dogs. If your pet ingests any part of a tulip, contact your veterinarian immediately.

If you have curious pets at home, browse our pet-friendly flower collection instead, which features safe options like roses, sunflowers, and daisies.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tulip Bouquets

How long do tulip bouquets last?

5-10 days with proper care. Tulips typically arrive as closed buds and open gradually over several days. Change water every 2-3 days, keep the vase in a cool spot, and re-trim stems regularly to maximize vase life.

Why do my tulips look droopy when they arrive?

Tulips ship best without water to maintain freshness during transit. This means they may look floppy or wilted when you first open the box. This is completely normal and intentional. Simply place them in fresh water immediately, and they'll rehydrate within a few hours and stand tall again.

Why do tulips keep growing in the vase?

Tulips are unique among cut flowers because they continue growing even after being cut. They can grow 1-2 inches taller in the vase and will bend toward light sources, creating a "dancing" effect throughout the day. This movement is normal, beautiful behavior, not wilting.

Do tulips have a scent?

Most tulips are unscented or have a very mild, subtle fragrance. This makes them perfect for scent-sensitive spaces like offices, hospitals, or homes where strong flower fragrances might be overwhelming.

Are tulips available year-round?

Yes. While tulips are most associated with spring, we offer tulip bouquets year-round thanks to our partnerships with domestic and international growers. Availability and color assortments may vary by season.

Are tulips toxic to pets?

Yes, tulips are toxic to both cats and dogs. Keep tulip bouquets out of reach of pets, and if ingestion occurs, contact your veterinarian immediately.

What colors do tulips come in?

Our tulip bouquets arrive in curated surprise assortments that may include pink, orange, peach, yellow, fuchsia, and other seasonal colors. Each delivery is unique based on what's freshest and most vibrant at the time of your order.

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