1: Deadheading tulips ensures energy goes to bulb for next year's blooms.
2: Remove faded flowers once petals drop, but leave stem intact.
3: Cut stem at base when all blooms in cluster have faded.
4: Deadhead in late spring or early summer to encourage strong bulbs.
6: Deadheading prevents tulips from going to seed, preserving energy.
7: Always use clean, sharp shears to avoid damaging plant.
8: Deadhead tulips when petals start to fade for best results.
9: Following these steps will lead to healthier, more vibrant blooms.
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