I got some potted tulips for EASTER and would like to plant them?

When I lived in NE Ohio, I took my Easter tulips and planted them in the yard. Wait until the final frost, it doesn't matter whether they bloom or not because you can plant the bulbs and they will come back next year, mine did.

Hi...

All bulbs need a period of sunlight to build up reserves for next years blooms. I suggest that you keep watering the pots and when the green leaves turn yellow and die down, plant the root ball in your garden. Just be aware that the bulbs will probably have broken down and may need a year or two to bloom well again. I do the same with Easter lillies.

Good luck,

Allen

Plant them after the stem has died off. They will need to be planted after that. Don't expect them to bloom again this year, but water at least one every two weeks.

YES, YOU CAN PLANT THEM. AFTER THEY GET DONE BLOOMING AND THE GROUND IS THEWED PLANT THEM ABOUT 6 TO 8 INCES DEEP. THEY WILL DRY YOU. LEAVE THEM IN THE GROUND THROUGH THE WINTER AND NEXT SPRING THEY SHOULD COME UP AND BLOOM. GOOD LUCK

You can try, but these are "forced" plants and usually do not re-bloom.