Classification of garden tulips: varieties by class

Varieties

There are many varieties of pink tulips. Each of these varieties has disadvantages and advantages. A common merit is that they bloom with beautiful pink stalks. The most common are the 5 most popular varieties.

Tulip Royal Ten

Royal Ten is a late tulip culture.

This variety attracts special attention with its unusual color. The upper part of the flower is characterized by a pale pink tint, and the lower part is white

Royal Ten grows up to 50 cm high. The stem is powerful and does not break from gusts of wind. The disadvantage of this crop is that yellow tips appear on the petals, which are formed due to the high temperatures during planting.
Dynasty - This variety belongs to early crops that bloom in mid-February. Plant up to 40 cm in height. The stem is well developed, powerful. The leaves are large and long. The description of pink tulips of this variety indicates that the peduncle is light pink in color. Its lower part is white.
Momotaro. This variety of pink tulips belongs to early crops. Flowering begins in early February. Despite the large and tall stem, which reaches 50 cm, the bud is small. Momotaro blooms in a light pink shade, there are small teeth at the ends.
Tom Poose. Stem height 55 cm. The diameter of each bud is 6 cm. Early flowering, begins in February. The buds are pale pink, becoming coral over time. The bottom on such flowers is yellow, which makes this culture even more attractive for planting in summer cottages.
Matchmaker is a late variety that blooms in mid-March. The buds are bright pink. The flower diameter reaches 4 cm.

Momotaro and Tom Pus varieties

Features and varieties of early flowering tulips

Tulips, which are the first to appear in gardens, are often inferior in flower size and variety of shapes and colors to those varieties that bloom in the middle or late periods. But early tulips, nevertheless, have their own incomparable charm: the beginning of spring bloom is awaited so impatiently that every flower, even of a modest size in early spring, seems a real miracle.

Early tulips bloom as early as March, covering April and early May. The specific timing of flowering depends on the climate and weather conditions at that time.

Early tulips provide, although not a huge selection, but still quite large, and varieties with simple or double flowers of this group come in a variety of colors and shapes.

Class 1. Single Early tulips

The simple flowers of the impeccable oval, cupped or goblet shape of early tulips are easily recognizable at first glance. Representatives of this class of tulips bloom the very first - already from the first decade of April, and even earlier in favorable weather. A distinctive feature of all tulips in this class is their average height and endurance. With a total height of about 30 cm, flowers can grow up to 7 cm in length.

The best varieties of early flowering simple tulips include:

• "Van Der Neer" - dark pink variety with a lilac hue, bright yellow bottom, translucent texture and rich light green leaves;
• Brilliant Star, a variety that looks delightfully bright against the backdrop of a waking garden, with a scarlet color and black spots at the base of the petals;
• "Cramoisi Brilliant" - a variety with a bright carmine color and yellow bottom;
• "Couleur Cardinal" - a dark red variety with a tall, up to 40 cm, peduncle and a delightful transition from an almost lilac shade at the base of the petals to a luminous scarlet at the top of the flower;
• creamy, low goblet variety "Diana".

Early flowering simple tulip "Van Der Neer". World PlantsEarly flowering simple tulip "Brilliant Star". gospodar Early flowering goblet tulip "Diana". direct2grower

Class 2. Double early blooming varieties

The difference between the two classes of early tulips is not only that the double varieties have a much higher number of petals. Double tulips bloom a few weeks later than just flowering ones, their flowers are often larger and more powerful, but only slightly. Such tulips are limited to a height of 25 cm, characterized by a double number of tepals. Hardy enough, early double tulips are suitable for both gardening and potting.

The best varieties of early-flowering double tulips:

• variety "Bonanza" with a bright combination of fiery-scarlet color, yellow border and with outer and inner petals almost equal in size;
• - "Schoonoord" variety with white-cream color of graceful flowers with pointed tips of petals, which give it a resemblance to roses;
• - variety "Electra" - a bright red densely doubled tulip with wavy petals and a satin texture;
• - variety "Monte Carlo" with oily yellow flowers, decorated with delicate light green strokes;
• - variety "Murillo Maxima" with a unique watercolor color, a change from white buds to a pink tone of blossoming flowers, asymmetrically elongated petals, yellow bottoms and irregular pink strokes.

Early flowering double tulip "Bonanza". petrenochkiEarly flowering terry tulip "Schoonoord". 99RootsEarly flowering terry tulip "Monte Carlo". Sao Mai Center

Tulip cultivar Red Georgette.

Tulip cultivar Red Georgette (see photo) is unique in its kind, it is quite different from the traditional varieties with a single flowering. This Dutch variety has existed relatively recently, and it has become a leader among lovers of multi-flowered varieties, since, due to its decorativeness and unpretentiousness, it can be used for landscaping any site. The traditional, red color of the petals, rich shade and resistance to viruses have become its main advantages.

In height, the plant can stretch to a maximum of 60-65 cm, leafy stems - peak-shaped petals are located opposite, and there is also a basal rosette. Several peduncles are formed at the top of the stem, the maximum number of buds is 7-8 pieces. They begin to bloom in the first half of May, maximum by the middle of this month. Before flowering, the tulip needs mineral fertilizer.

Varieties-novelties of the Lilietzvetnye class

Did you know? Tulip leaves are edible and are used in cooking as a substitute for green onions.

Hybrid plants derived from wild and Dutch tulips are constantly at the top of the floriculture ratings.

Check out the top five varieties: Double beauty of Apeldoorn, Golden Apeldoorn, Hakuun, of course, the famous Parade and Pink Impression

Tall and large Double Beauty of Apeldoorn (Double Beauty) is a double tulip with many orange or yellow petals in the inflorescence.

Its data is as follows:

• plant height - at least 45 cm, reaches 60–80 cm;
• frost resistance - high, suitable for growing both in cold countries and in hot areas;
• flowering time - average;
• bud diameter - from 8 to 10 cm;
• flowering duration - up to 21 days.

It is recommended to grow this variety in sunny places of gardens and flower beds. Standing out against the background of less tall and dim tulips, Double Beauty of Apeldoorn attracts the view, creating a beautiful picture of the blooming area. The warm shade and the many petals are the details that make the bud look like the sun.

Important! Tulips have a substance that is very useful for all garden plants - tulipalin. It is a natural fungicide that prevents fusarium infestation

Golden apeldoorn

The yellow flower Golden Apeldoorn (Golden Apeldoorn) in the sixties of the last century received several international awards and remains one of the most popular tulips. The variety looks great in group plantings.

The variety has the following characteristics:

• from 45 to 60 cm in height;
• golden yellow color of the bud, which has a matte shade on the outside;
• inflorescence height - 9.5 cm;
• the bottom of the flower is black inside;
• flowering time falls in mid-May and lasts up to 10 days;
• reproduces well and is suitable for forcing;
• has good cold resistance.

Hakuun

Did you know? Tulips, cut and placed in a vase, continue to grow.

Its description:

• bud height - up to 11 cm;
• inflorescence diameter - up to 6 cm;
• peduncle height - up to 55 cm;
• flowering time - early May;
• the ability to reproduce is excellent;
• for forcing good;
• excellent winter hardiness (hides in the coldest zones).

Pink impression

Matte outside, bright pink inside the bud Pink Impression - early blooming among large tulips.

It is characterized by the following data:

• strong peduncle up to 55 cm high;
• bud size - up to 11 cm;
• flowering in April or early May;
• unpretentiousness.

The combination of the tenderness of the flower and the power of the plant with such a large bud size makes this pink tulip often find a place in gardens and bouquets.

A special feature - undemanding care of the variety - distinguishes Pink Impression and attracts the attention of not only professional gardeners, but also all bulbous lovers.

Important! Bulbous crops do not like crowded planting - you can not plant them close to each other

Parade

Parade is also a multi-awarded variety. It is a bright red flower. The edges of the petals are yellow. The base of the bud is black.

Detailed description of the tulip:

• height - 50-60 cm;
• bud shape - graceful goblet;
• bud height - up to 10 cm;
• flowering time falls in mid-spring;
• peduncles are especially powerful;
• the ability to grow in partial shade;
• the variety is ideal for both cutting and growing in a flower bed;
• unpretentiousness.

Did you know? The inflorescence of the Regel tulip looks like a white water lily, and its leaves are compressed into a wavy longitudinal fold.

In addition to the listed representatives, some other varieties are worth mentioning.

For your attention are presented:

1. Ad Rem. Distinctive features are complex colors and incomplete opening of the bud. The closed inflorescence has a greenish-crimson color, over time the flower turns noticeably red, becomes bright, has a yellow border at the ends of the petals.
2. Cezanne. The tulip resembles a poppy. Large and bright - orange-red.
3. Flaming Gold. A cup-shaped yellow flower with red lines as if drawn by a brush.
4. Nome. Early flowering with a complex color: the yellow-orange background of the petals is filled from the middle line with a more red dusting. Looks like a varietal apple or a spray-painted glass.

Variegated

It is impossible to enumerate all the colors of tulips and all the combinations of shades that occur on the petals of these flowers at the same time. Red with yellow, white with pink, red with white fringe and thousands of others turn tulips into unusually bright and variegated flowers. It is believed that the person who gives such a bouquet intends to emphasize the beauty of the eyes of the person to whom the bouquet is intended. If you do not think about the eyes, colorful tulips, charming with fantastic beauty strokes and dots on the petals, incredibly cheer you up, give smiles and bring many pleasant moments into relationships.

"On the windowsill in a glass
It's not the first day already
Bouquet of pink tulips,
Apparently, someone values ​​them ... "

Pink tulip is a symbol of tenderness, happiness and love, this is what the English call pink tulips.

How to contain the spread of the disease?

Additional measures to help contain the variegated virus:

labeling stunted plants as potentially infested and tying markers or ribbons to the peduncles of suspiciously spotted plants to quickly remove them after flowering;
tracking the spread of pests in neighboring compositions and preventing the spread of aphids in the garden;
weed control as a measure to prevent the spread of pests;
careful sorting of varieties after digging and during planting, keeping records of the "movement" of varieties in the garden;
observance of caution in working with the bulbs with the exception of scratches and cuts (unnecessarily) and disinfection;
the use of growth stimulants and control of fertilizing with the limitation of nitrogen fertilizers to a minimum.

And you should never forget that warning is the best way out even in a situation with variegated leaves. Compliance with the rules of agricultural technology, all hygienic and sanitary measures, the choice of high-quality planting material, separate storage of varieties, regular inspection of plants with the beginning of the growing season are mandatory. As well as the observance of all the rules of crop rotation - the absence of the neighborhood of lilies and tulips, refusal to plant in one place for more than 4-6 years.

Even if tulips are provided with proper care and conditions that are as close to ideal as possible, without the listed measures, they are not immune from disease.

The only reliable way to diagnose variegated infestation in a timely manner is to know exactly what varieties you are growing. jym poon

Series and varieties of lisianthus: descriptions with photos

Breeding work with Lisianthus does not stop to this day. New series are constantly appearing, within which a wide range of varieties of various types and colors is presented.

Variety series are subdivided into two large groups:

• tall - reaching heights of up to a meter or even more, planted in open ground for cutting;
• undersized - compact varieties, perfect for growing at home on a windowsill.

The difference exists not only in the size of adult plants, but also in the shades of the petals; within each group, plants with double and simple flowers are distinguished. Most of the seed comes from the United States and Japan. So far, breeders have not been able to bring out the curly eustoma to date. Under the guise of a weaving lisianthus, the gardener, at best, will receive a weaving or park rose.

Tall

ABC F1 is a series of terry annual Lisianthus. The height of the stems reaches 75–100 cm, the inflorescences are large, 5–6 cm in diameter. Series varieties: Blue border, Blue haze, Blue blush.

Kyoto F1 - this series represents a selection of tall (up to 90 cm) varieties with simple non-double flowers, early flowering. Representatives of this series: Pikot wine-red, Pikot Pink, Pikot Blue, White Kyoto.

Photo gallery: eustoma series ABC and Kyoto

Echo F1 is another series of tall eustoma, bred by Japanese scientists, with stems up to 70 cm long, simple flowers, belongs to annuals. Bouquets of plants on tall, sturdy stems look great when cut.

Photo gallery: Echo series for open ground

Flamenco F1 is a series of tall eustoma (up to 70 cm), with large, up to 7 cm in diameter, simple (non-double) flowers. An early flowering variety, annual, flowering starts 2 weeks earlier than others. The most common varieties are Yellow, Lime, Pink.

Arena F1 - series lisianthus with stem height 80–100 cm. Terry flowers up to 7 cm in size are painted in a variety of shades, manufacturers classify the variety as annual. Lush red flowers are collected in luxurious inflorescences.

Photo Gallery: Annual Plants of the Flamenco Series, Arena

The Piccolo F1 series is represented by a line of tall Lisianthus varieties, annuals, with a stem length of 70 cm, simple large flowers.

Japanese breeders presented the Wonderose series - tall plants (up to 70 cm), annuals, forming lush caps of simple large flowers. The most famous varieties are Light Brown, Pepl.

Photo gallery: eustoma of the Piccolo and Wonderous series

The delicate border of the eustoma petals is especially attractive.

Universal (for garden and windows) varieties

There are on sale eustoma seeds with a stem height of up to 50 cm. Such plants are planted both at home and on the site.

Twinkies are a series with flowers 50 cm high, spirally arranged in simple flowers. There are many varieties, the most common are Pink, Blue-violet, Yellow.

Cinderella F1 is a series of eustoma with stems up to 50 cm in height, annual, with simple flowers of various colors.

Photo gallery: series for home and summer cottages

Low varieties - can be grown in pots

At home, compact varieties feel good. Manufacturers have developed many series with small plants. Here is some of them.

Eustoma Mermeid (Little Mermaid) F1 - a series of undersized lisianthus. The height of the stems is about 15 cm, the flowers are simple 6 cm in diameter, perennial. Varieties: White, Lilac-pink, Soft pink, Blue, Mix.

Photo Gallery: Mermaid's Perennial Series (The Little Mermaid)

A very compact series ideal for home breeding - Sapphire F1. Perennial pot culture, 13–20 cm high, flower size - up to 5 cm, both double and simple varieties were bred.

Photo Gallery: Sapphire Blossom Series

The Carmen F1 series is another representative of the undersized potting crop. Plant height 20-25 cm, annual, flowers reach a size of 4-6 cm. Varieties: White-blue (with a rim), Lilak, Rose, Ivory, Blue.

Florida F1 - a series of compact annual Lisianthus 20-25 cm high, with double and simple flowers up to 10 cm in diameter. The most famous varieties: White, Sky Blue, Pink.

History

Well, and finally, a new group of tulips, which has not yet entered the register and has not taken its place in the classification of tulips, but whose varieties are becoming increasingly popular among flower growers:

Terry-fringed tulips: densely-double flowers of different colors with a fringed edge.

For the first time, the tulip was introduced into culture in Persia, where it was sung by many poets, including Hafiz himself, but tulips caused real worship and love in Turkey: they were bred in large numbers in the seraglio by the sultan's wife, competing in proof of their love for him. Tulips appeared in European Augsburg in 1554 and gradually began to win the hearts of sophisticated Europeans, accustomed to various wonders. And among the titled persons of Europe, passionate and indefatigable collectors of tulip varieties appeared who were ready to pay crazy money for a new variety - for example, Count Pappenheim, Cardinal Richelieu, Voltaire, Emperor Franz II and Louis XVIII, who loved to organize “tulip holidays” in Versailles.

But tulip worship reached its peak in a country as rich at that time as Holland. In 1630, the passion for tulips in the Netherlands was rampant: new varieties were bred, the bulbs of which were sold to different parts of the world for big money. This was taken advantage of by speculators, and a situation, known in history as "tulip mania", developed: everyone in Holland bought tulip bulbs and sold them all, trades were even on stock exchanges, lawyers did not have time to come up with trading rules, prices for bulbs soared unreasonably high ... and suddenly so as unexpectedly as this fever began, collapse followed. Supply exceeded demand, panic broke out on the stock exchange, and the Dutch government had to intervene: a law was passed banning the sale of bulbs, and gradually tulips became what they were before - beautiful spring flowers.

The crowning glory of the breeders is the black tulip. In the middle of the seventeenth century, varieties of Haarlem tulips appeared in a dark purple color, and this was reflected in the fiction of that time. The appearance of the absolutely black tulip dates back to February 1986, when the director of the Netherlands Floristry Institute announced at a press conference that the deep black tulip was finally bred by the Danish Hert Hagemann. It was spent on this experiment 400 thousand dollars and three hundred years ...

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The most beautiful undersized annuals

A live border, a rabatka or a front garden will not do without undersized flowering plants.

Warm colors

Yellow flowers are a symbol of joy, well-being, prosperity. They radiate positive, they breathe freshness and cheerfulness. Reds and oranges radiate warmth and passion. Pink ones evoke tenderness, evoke a romantic mood.

Antirrinum, known to everyone since childhood as a snapdragon, is a popular garden culture. His photo:

Blooms all summer and autumn. It is planted with a curb, in flower beds. Extremely unpretentious, as decorative as possible in the sun and partial shade

Godetia, like many other annuals, blooms for more than 2-3 months. Photo:

Suitable for both borders and flower beds

Marigolds are the favorites of all flower growers. Photo:

Their advantages are not only in the long flowering period, versatility of use. They are good for the soil and even ward off some insect pests.

Gazania, growing no more than 30 cm, pleases with large bright flowers, spectacular in the lower tier of a flower bed or in border plantings. Photos of gazanias:

Blooms from July to late summer.

Cephalophora - strawberry grass - juicy greens and bright balls of inflorescences form a luxurious border, complement the flower bed. Loves the sun, blooms until August. Her photo:

It can be both ampelous and ground cover forms.

Garden annuals of cold colors

Blue, blue, violet colors not only bring coolness and freshness. These noble colors are able to calm down, tune in a philosophical way. Low-growing annuals of cold tones that bloom all summer include:

Ageratum is a spectacular plant for border plantings, rabatok, flower beds. Photo:

Blooms in sunny areas from June to autumn

Attention, ageratum is a poisonous plant

Angelonia, growing up to a maximum of 30 cm, is so good that it will not only decorate any flower arrangement, but also compete with taller solitaires. Photo:

With white flowers

White, being neutral, is in harmony with both warm shades and cold tones, shading and emphasizing the pattern of the flower garden.

Among the undersized plants with white flowers, the following stand out vividly:

Anemone with luxurious white poppy-like inflorescences. Photo:

Many of the listed crops are found both in warm colors and in the cold spectrum of the palette, which makes it possible to combine different colors of the same plant species.

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Cold-resistant, unpretentious annuals, blooming all summer, with photos and names for the regions of Siberia

It is worth dwelling separately on the group of annuals, which have such a valuable quality for many climatic zones of Russia as cold resistance. There are some plants that can continue to bloom even after the first snow melts. Is it not happiness for a Siberian gardener!

The most interesting and popular of them are daisies, bells, alissum and mallow. Further, a little about these unpretentious annuals, blooming all summer, with photos and names.

Daisy

Annual flowers daisy

Annual, but there are also perennial species. The root system is shallow, fibrous. Peduncles (about 30 cm) leafless, located in the middle of the leaf rosette, grow in May. Inflorescences - single baskets up to 8 cm in diameter, varied in color. The seeds remain viable for up to 4 years of storage. For a daisy, you need medium-fertile loamy soil of moderate moisture with good drainage. Optimal lighting is in direct sun or partial shade. The flower looks good in bed mixes with forget-me-nots, pansies and low-growing ferns. The moisture-loving daisy will allow you to design the shore of a pond or fountain with its help.

Bell

Annual Flowers Bellflower

It can be terry, semi-double or simple. The flowers are bell-shaped in shape in racemose or paniculate inflorescences, they are painted in white or all shades of purple. Some species have single inflorescences. Sow for seedlings in March, bloom in June. Watering is required only during prolonged drought. Fertilizers are applied in May - nitrogen, during the formation of buds - complex. Propagated by seeds, cuttings, dividing the bush. Depending on the variety, they can be high, low or medium-sized.

Mallow

Annual flowers mallow

Another name is Altay or Stock-rose. This is a tall herbaceous annual (up to 180 cm). Flowers with elongated petals up to 13 cm in diameter. Their color is a wide range: from white to burgundy - almost black.

Althea has medicinal properties.

Seeds for seedlings are sown in February. Prefers sunny areas protected from the wind. Mallow is convenient when decorating fences and unsightly buildings, as well as in mixborders with lower flowers.

Lobularia sea

Annual flowers Lobularia marine

This is an annual species of alyssum. The plant is a herbaceous woody bush up to 40 cm high by the end of the season. Lobularia during the flowering period is completely covered with small flowers so that narrow-pointed gray-green leaves can hardly be distinguished. The flowers are white, purple, crimson, purple and red. The plant is photophilous and moisture-loving. For him, breathable and not too fertile soils are preferable. For landscape design, the ability of the labularia to develop rapidly is especially valuable, forming small spherical bushes that turn into a bright fragrant carpet.

Black

Black has different meanings. Many associate it with grief, loss. On the other hand, it is the color of strictness and commitment in business. In the 60s of the last century, the film "Black Tulip" was released with the brilliant Alain Delon in the title role. He was in the guise of the French Robin Hood, and the black tulip was his sign and symbol of the revolutionary struggle.

The dark colors of tulips, and in particular black, were bred by order of the Negro representatives of Haarlem and were supposed to emphasize the beauty of the black Dutch. However, the meaning of such flowers is associated not with beauty and not with the struggle for freedom, but with unrequited love. Having presented such a bouquet, you, in the language of flowers, hint at your feelings without due reciprocity.

Sometimes they give it when they want to show that feelings are so strong that death is not terrible either. True, some associate these flowers with material wealth and prosperity in business. Therefore, such a gift does not always mean feelings. Perhaps the one who gives it simply wishes you success and wealth. The Black Prince variety is the most demanded in our markets.

Care

It is necessary to take care of white tulips in a timely manner, this is the only way to grow a healthy, beautiful plant. In the spring, the flower needs the following care measures:

• inspection of the tulip;
• elimination of unhealthy bulbs or those that have not sprouted;
• weeding and removal of weeds;
• top dressing;
• loosening the soil;
• irrigation;
• elimination of parasites.

For a one-time watering of one m2 of white tulip plantations, 2 liters of warm water will be enough. According to the advice of experienced gardeners, on a plantation with tulips, it is worth organizing a shallow groove with which to irrigate. This procedure helps to moisten the soil without harming the plants. At the end of the watering procedure, it is necessary to loosen the soil and weed out the weeds. When the flowering period ends, it is worth stopping the irrigation of the white tulip, and also removing the fallen leaves.

Pruning and digging out the bulbs should be done 14-28 days after the end of flowering. Only those leaves that have wilted are required to be cut. It is not worth pruning early, as such a procedure can prevent active storage of nutrients. In order to prevent damage to the bulbs during digging, you need to make the appropriate marking of their locations. It is necessary to dig out an onion that is fully ripe and has a brown spot of scales, as well as a formed root system. After that, the bulbs should be dried and stored in a dry place where the temperature does not drop below 17 degrees Celsius.

Tulips need feeding three times a day, namely in the first days of spring, during the formation of buds and the active phase of flowering. Fertilizer can be of organic and mineral origin:

• in the spring - fertilizing containing nitrogen;
• with budding - with phosphorus and potassium;
• at flowering - potash.

A white tulip can suffer from infectious diseases and parasite attacks. They can occur in case of unfavorable agro-technological and climatic situations, for example, high or low temperatures, mechanical damage. To protect the flower from fusarium, bacterial rot, rust, before planting a tulip, it is necessary to treat it with Bordeaux liquid. A white tulip can be attacked by an onion tick, bear, May beetle, scoop. To eliminate parasites, you need to spray the flower with the preparations "Fundazol" or "Karbofos".

For information on how to properly care for tulips, see the next video.

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Flower-shaped tulip groups

The main guideline when choosing tulips and assessing their diversity in terms of decorative characteristics is still the shape of the flower itself. According to the shape of the flower, seven groups of tulips are distinguished:

Goblet varieties are tulips with powerful, tall peduncles and persistent flowers of a classic shape, the silhouette of which resembles a glass with a flat, often square base.

Oval varieties are beautiful and graceful varieties with medium-sized flowers of an ideal ovoid shape.

Cup-shaped varieties are beautiful, often undersized tulips with wider and flatter flowers.

Lily-shaped varieties - These tulips attract attention with their pointed, triangular petals, which, when bent outward, form a contour like a lily flower.

Star varieties - tulips with almost perfectly triangular petals, when the flower opens, they form a star-shaped outline.

Parrot varieties are plants with a bizarre flower shape, deformed, curving, corrugated petals.

Terry varieties - all varieties of tulips with dense terry, at least double the number of tepals.

The large, or basic, classification of tulips is much more complicated. It takes into account not only the structural features of the flower, but also the timing of their flowering and other distinctive characteristics.

Magnificent tulips amaze with their diversity