Perennials that bloom in flower beds in early spring. The flowers are picked for bouquets. They are combined with other spring flowers in flower beds. They look best when planted in small groups of 5–10 bulbs. The most suitable growing location is a flower bed that is sheltered from the wind and sunny or partially shaded. The most suitable soil is humus-rich loam that is fertile and has a neutral pH (6.5–7.5). Tulips require a topsoil layer of at least 30 cm that retains moisture well and is loose and well-aerated. It is recommended to dig up tulip bulbs every two years. If tulips are not replanted, their flowers become smaller or they stop blooming altogether.