Wow. That's wild. Tulips don't usually last that many years in your climate. They can naturalize, but usually that's in warmer places like southern Europe or northern Africa.
They could be Heirloom / Antique Tulips. Those tend to last longer than the hybrid ones they make these days. Check out this website for Heirloom bulbs (it's in Ann Arbor): http://oldhousegardens.com/index.asp?gclid=CL7B2Krx7KYCFQjrKgodswnWDQ
Wow. That's wild. Tulips don't usually last that many years in your climate. They can naturalize, but usually that's in warmer places like southern Europe or northern Africa.
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They could be Heirloom / Antique Tulips. Those tend to last longer than the hybrid ones they make these days. Check out this website for Heirloom bulbs (it's in Ann Arbor): http://oldhousegardens.com/index.asp?gclid=CL7B2Krx7KYCFQjrKgodswnWDQ
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