Can tulips grow in Houston?

Keeping this in view, do tulips grow in Texas?

Generally planted in Texas around Christmas or the first two weeks of January, tulips should be planted in sun or part shade six inches deep and four to six inches apart. Tulips look better when planted in clumps of three, five or seven. They require well-drained, fertilized soil.

One may also ask, where do tulips grow best? Tulips are brightly colored, upright flowers which bloom from early spring to early summer. Native to the foothills of the Himalayas and Eastern Turkey, tulips grow best in areas with cold winters and dry, hot summers. Tulips are relatively easy to grow and do particularly well in flower beds and borders.

Also, how do you plant tulip bulbs in Houston?

Plant them in a sunny location with well-draining soil. They dislike too much moisture; this is death to a tulip. Plant them at least 8 inches deep with the pointy side up. Water tulips during dry spells in the fall, otherwise don't water them at all.

How do you grow tulips in the South?

Tulips must have well-drained soil; they should never be planted in wet or irrigated areas. Plant in full sun, 4 - 6 inches deep. Remove the flowers after they fade, but don't cut the foliage. Tulip foliage should be allowed to yellow for 6 weeks so bulbs can store energy for next year's bulbs.