I grow Van Eijk tulips they’re a Darwin type. They were recommended to me as tulips that continue to flower in subsequent years. I grow in pots in the main which are emptied in the summer and repotted in Nov. I’ve had excellent results over the last 4 years.
@Bilje My Mum in Law grew a red Tulip, I can remember them flowering for at least ten years. She just let them die back, didn't know what they were but could have been a 'Darwin'.
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I grow Van Eijk tulips they’re a Darwin type. They were recommended to me as tulips that continue to flower in subsequent years. I grow in pots in the main which are emptied in the summer and repotted in Nov. I’ve had excellent results over the last 4 years.
When you mention "I grow in pots in the main which are emptied in the summer and repotted in Nov" can I ask what you do with the bulbs between the summer and November please?
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She just let them die back, didn't know what they were but could have been a 'Darwin'.