Tulip Bouquets

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Farm-fresh tulip bouquets in curated colors or surprise assortments, delivered to their door.

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Send Tulips This Spring and Summer From Farmgirl Flowers

Few flowers announce a season change quite like tulips. Our tulip bouquets are hand-tied, wrapped with care, and shipped straight from the farm to your door — because a flower this good shouldn't sit around waiting for anyone.

Curious about color? Choose a curated palette in your favorite shade, or opt for our Grower's Choice tulips — a surprise mix of the freshest colors and varieties our growers have on hand that week. Think of it as the best of the bunch, curated by the people who actually know what's blooming.

Because we source seasonally and work closely with our growers, petal size, shade, and variety may shift slightly from bouquet to bouquet. That's not a flaw — that's just what farm-fresh flowers look like.

Delivery is often available as fast as next-day. Check the calendar on the product page for real-time availability in your area.

When your tulips arrive, don't panic if they look a little relaxed. Tulips travel best without water to protect their stems, so a little droop is part of the plan. Trim the ends, set them in a tall vase of fresh water, and within a few hours they'll be standing tall and doing what tulips do best: stealing the show.

How to Care for Your Tulip Bouquet

When your tulips arrive

Grab a tall vase, fill it with fresh, cool water, and trim the stems at a 45-degree angle. Remove any lower leaves that would sit below the waterline, then let your tulips take a long drink — they'll rehydrate and stand tall within a few hours.

Why tulips keep growing (and dancing) in the vase

Tulips are overachievers — they keep growing even after they've been cut, often stretching an inch or two taller in the vase over the next few days. They'll also bend and shift toward the light throughout the day, a little "dance" that's completely normal, not a sign of wilting.

Daily care

Change the water every 2–3 days and re-trim the stems by a quarter inch each time. Keep the vase somewhere cool, away from direct sunlight, heat, and ripening fruit. Tulips are one of the rare flowers that actually prefer their water on the colder side.

Vase life

With proper care, tulips typically last 5–10 days, with individual blooms opening and closing throughout their lifecycle.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tulip Bouquets

How long do tulip bouquets last?

With proper care, tulips typically last 5–10 days, opening gradually from tight buds into full bloom. Change the water every 2–3 days, keep the vase somewhere cool, and re-trim the stems to help them go the distance.

Why do my tulips look droopy when they arrive?

Tulips ship without water on purpose — it protects the stems in transit — so a little droop on arrival is completely normal. Trim the stems, set them in a tall vase of fresh water, and they'll perk back up within a few hours.

Why do tulips keep growing and "dancing" in the vase?

Tulips continue growing after they're cut, often stretching an inch or two taller and bending toward the light — that gentle sway is normal tulip behavior, not wilting.

Are tulips safe around pets?

No — tulips are toxic to both cats and dogs, so keep bouquets out of paws' reach and call your vet right away if a pet nibbles one. If you share your home with curious pets, browse our pet-friendly flower collection instead.