5. Keep Tulips Away from Fruit. If you have your vase of tulips near a bowl of ripening fruit, the flowers may droop and wilt faster. That's because bananas, apples, and other fruit give off ...

The Aida tulip vase takes a flowy form and is designed specifically to hold tulips ($32, Royal Design), or you could try this modern tall ribbed glass vase ($31, Amazon).

When it comes to tulips, we recommend going for the taller amber side of this lovely two-tone contemporary vase. Buy now £20 , Dunelm Les Ottomans Ceramic Lemon Head Vase ...

Make sure that the vase you put your cut tulips in is thoroughly clean to avoid any type of bacterial growth, which could shorten your flowers’ lifespan, O’Neill says.

If you're finding your tulips are wilting soon after popping them in a vase, there's a simple trick that will help them stand up straight and keep them looking fresh for longer ...

Tulips can typically last between five to ten days in a vase, but only when they’re properly cared for. However if you’re growing them in the garden, they can bloom for around three weeks.

Tulips can last up to 12 days with proper care. Floral experts share their top tips for getting the most out of these beautiful spring blooms.

A vase of cheery tulips is an easy and affordable way to add a little color to a room. However, these flowers do have a tendency to droop more than other cut flowers .