Tulipa

Tulipa, commonly known as tulip, refers to the genus encompassing around 100 species of spring-blooming perennial bulb plants. Originating from Europe, the Middle East, central Asia, and North Africa, these resilient flowers adapt to environments ranging from sea level to alpine regions.

Growing between 4 and 28 inches tall, tulips captivate with their vibrant blooms in shades like red, yellow, pink, and white—though never a true blue—appearing in mid to late spring. Species such as Tulipa sylvestris are treasured for their delightful scent and ease of naturalizing, especially in sunny, well-drained garden spots. Experience the charm and versatility tulips bring to your garden.