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Species Tulips

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Danique

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Tulipa Petite and starry, with splendid color contrast. read more

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Hilde

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Tulipa cretica This dainty heirloom is rugged and lasting. read more

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Little Beauty

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Tulipa humilis Vibrant and low-growing, with 2-5 flowers per bulb. read more

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Little Stars Species Tulip Mix

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Tulipa Let these little stars run wild in your gardens. read more

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Peppermint Stick

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Tulipa clusiana Opens wide in the sun, and twists closed like a candy cane on cloudy days. Fun! read more

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Persian Pearl

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Tulipa humilis Rugged and cheerful, perfect for rock gardens and borders. read more

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Tulipa Alba Coerulea Oculata

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Tulipa humilis A distinct white species tulip with rare blue tones. read more

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Tulipa sylvestris

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Tulipa sylvestris Also called The Woodland Tulip. Often a good naturalizer in woodland borders, meadows and gardens. read more

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Tulipa tarda

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Tulipa tarda Long-lived and multifloral, with 4-6 blooms per bulb. Easy to grow; readily naturalizes. read more

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Van Tubergen's Variety

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Tulipa praestans One of the largest species tulips, with multiple blooms per bulb. read more

Species Tulips

The original wild tulips from the center of tulip diversity in central Asia, and their cultivars which still have a “wild” look. Our stock is nursery-propagated from commercial sources and is not collected in the wild. Once established with good drainage, these tend to perennialize (or naturalize) unlike many of the big hybrid tulips. Most species tulips are not tall, showy or formal, but they have their own halfling charms.