What are the varieties of tulips?

The shapes of tulips include bowl-shaped, cup-shaped, lily-shaped, parrot-shaped, star-shaped, tassel-shaped... The colors are also extremely rich, including red, purple, brown, yellow, orange, white, pink, black, and skin color, but the only missing color is blue. The flowering period is also divided into early, middle and late. Tulips are divided into the following four categories based on flowering period, flower color and flower shape.

Tulip Varieties - Early Flowering

As the name suggests, it blooms early, has single petals, and has rich colors, mainly red and yellow.

Some varieties are fragrant, with flowers 5 to 7 cm high and plants 25 to 40 cm tall.

It is suitable for greenhouse cultivation in early spring and is often used in landscape arrangements in early spring.

Tulip Varieties - Medium Flowering

Also known as the Victory Series. The flowers are single-petaled, goblet-shaped, large and showy.

The plant is 45~55 cm tall and the flower stem is of moderate length.

Suitable for mid-to-late stage cultivation, most varieties can be used for cut flowers or flower bed arrangements.

Tulip Varieties - Late Flowering

Single-petal flowers, with many different flower shapes and larger flower types.

Plant height is 65~80 cm. The stems and leaves are thick.

The flowering period is relatively late, so it is suitable for cultivation in the garden and can also be used as cut flower material.

Tulip varieties - variants and hybrids

The corolla is bell-shaped, golden yellow in the wild, with red stripes on the outside.

The plant is relatively short, 10 to 20 cm, and blooms early.

The above categories are just a simple list and not comprehensive. If you want to truly understand tulips, you have to cultivate them carefully yourself.