The 15 Best Types of Tulips to Grow With thousands of varieties—and new ones bred all the time-- read on to find a few of the most beautiful types of tulips you can grow in your garden: 1.

“It’s one of the later types of tulips to bloom,” says Longfellow Bilodeau. “But it’s suitable for growing zones 3 to 8 and reaches between 20 to 28 inches tall.” ...

Species tulip colors vary as well as bloom shapes. Many have foliage which is mottled, gray to blue green in color; and don't forget the number of blooms per stem.

Tulip bulbs can produce offshoot bulbs and multiply but it's a slow process. Learn which tulip species are the best choices for naturalizing and how you can help tulip bulbs multiply.

SPECIES SAVED: These remarkable species were saved from the brink of extinction Brett Wilson, a PhD candidate at University of Cambridge studying the evolution of wild tulips, is merging his ...

These small tulip species that reach only 4 to 10 inches appear in mid to late April. While they aren't as showy as larger tulips, they withstand higher temperatures longer and will naturalize to ...

Species tulips aren’t perennials, but they do live longer than the familiar standard varieties, with bulbs producing blooms through at least several seasons. Their bloom period ranges from early ...

TULIPS ARE A sensation in the spring garden. From graceful, reflexed forms to showy parrot types with ruffled petals, the blooms flaunt a rainbow of colors — except true blue.

Fall is the time to think ahead to spring by planting spring blooming bulbs. Tulips, Daffodils, Hyacinths, Allium, Crocus, Snowdrops, Squill, Grape Hyacinths, Fritillaria, Spanish Bluebells ...

Species tulips aren't perennials but they do live longer than the familiar standard varieties, with bulbs producing blooms through at least several seasons. Their bloom period ranges from early ...

Q: I love tulips but have always had a hard time getting them to come back. I heard recently about wild type, or species, tulips and that they will perennialize in Georgia.