TULIPS

Darwin hybrid tulips are renowned for their tall strong stems, large long-lasting blooms and brilliant clear colors. They are ideal for planting in groups of a single color or mixed colors.

Double early tulips bloom early in the season with long-lasting, rose-like double flowers which open flat in full sun.

Double late tulips have long-lasting, rose-like double flowers. They are reliable performers for mass planting, rock gardens, containers, cut flowers, and borders.

Emperor Fosteriana tulips are elegantly shaped, large-flowering tulips borne on a graceful, sturdy stem.

Fringed tulips (also known as Crispa tulips) have petals with dramatic lacy fringed or ruffled edges.

Greigii tulips are all purpose flowers that thrive in containers, borders, beds, rock gardens and even make lovely cut flowers to display.

Kaufmanniana tulips bloom in early spring on short stems. They are ideal for rock gardens and multiply readily.

Lily flowering tulips have slender, urn-shaped flowers with pointed tips. They are reliable mid-spring performers in the garden.

Parrot tulips have large, showy multi-colored flowers with dramatic fringed edges borne on long sturdy stems.

Single late tulips are the last tulips to bloom in spring. They put on a spectacular show in the garden.

Hardy species tulips are closest to the original tulip plants found in the wild. They are easy to grow, spread rapidly and bring wonderful color to the garden.

Triumph tulips are the largest of the various types of bulbs. They come in a variety of shapes and colors and are useful in beds, borders, containers and even hedges!

Viridiflora are among the most dramatically colored of all the tulip varieties. The flowers are borne on strong, long stems and make ideal cut flower arrangements.