In a flower garden at an old house place there are a lot of tulip. The garden is being removed and grass sown. I can have the tulip bulbs, but I've got to get them "now". Will they survive if I dig them now? They have bloomed and are 'about' to die back.

I sure would like to save these --- as they are beautiful tulips!

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I would have a bed ready for them as soon as you dig them up from the house and plant them right away and water well.

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I THINK ROTTIELOVER IS CORRECT I WOULD FOLLOW THAT
ADVICE SINCE THEY ARE READY TO DIE BACK ANYWAY JUST PLANT THEM RIGHT AWAY AND WHEN THE GREENS START TO TURN BROWN YOU CAN CLIP OFF THE BROWN PART (leave all the green it feeds the bulbs for next years growth)AND YOU SHOULD BE O.K.

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