Tulips are beautiful on their own, but why not add companions to compliment that beauty? There are a number of reasons to add companion plants to your tulips

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pink tulips and forget-me-nots also look great in a container or window box...

Companion planting with tulips can enhance their growth and deter pests. Marigolds, daffodils, alliums, grape hyacinths, pansies, and campanulas are excellent choices. Have you considered the specific needs of each companion plant regarding soil, sunlight, and water? For more insights on companion planting strategies, explore our comprehensive guide.

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Slightly fragrant, Tulipa 'Mount Tacoma' has a commanding presence in the garden. It produces white peony-shaped flowers with attractive markings on the petals. Blooming in late spring, this Double Late Tulip introduces charm and romance in the garden with its multi-petalled flowers. An old variety that is still popular as it can be used to create cool, calming plantings of white and green. Grows up to 16-20 inches tall (40-50 cm)