Do Tulips Come Back Every Year in the Garden?

Yeah, most tulips are perennial, meaning they should come back yearly unless your soil gets too soggy in winter—then they might rot. Generally, a little care like dividing and replanting the bulbs every few years can help them stay healthy!

Absolutely, tulips can return year after year! They thrive best when planted in sunny spots with well-drained soil. I've got some in pots that keep blooming each year, while the ones in clay soil don't perform as well after a few seasons. If they eventually stop blooming, no need to dig them up; they'll decompose naturally in the soil over time!