How far apart should I plant Tulips?

Space Tulips about 5 inches apart within the row, with 6 inches between rows. Plant deep for sturdier stems and better return.

How deep do I plant Tulips?

Plant Tulips at a depth of 6 to 8 inches deep.

Good companions for Tulips include daffodils, muscari. Avoid planting near none major.

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Space Tulips 5 inches apart within the row, and keep 6 inches between rows. Plant deep for sturdier stems and better return.

Plant spacing	5 in (13 cm) apart
Row spacing	6 in (15 cm) apart
Planting depth	6 to 8 inches deep
Sunlight	Full sun
When to plant	Fall, before the ground freezes
Good companions	daffodils, muscari
Avoid near	none major

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Planted 5 inches apart, tulips make a dense, dramatic block of spring color.

Plant near: daffodils, muscari.

Keep away from: none major.

How far apart should I plant Tulips?: Space Tulips about 5 inches apart within the row, with 6 inches between rows. Plant deep for sturdier stems and better return.
How deep do I plant Tulips?: Plant Tulips at a depth of 6 to 8 inches deep.
What grows well with Tulips?: Good companions for Tulips include daffodils, muscari. Avoid planting near none major.