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Garden Tulip

Tulipa Hybrids

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Overview

Tulipa hybrids, or Garden Tulips, boast colorful, cup-shaped blooms atop sturdy stems, reaching 6-24 inches in height. These spring perennials prefer well-drained soil and full to partial sun exposure. Plant in autumn for a vibrant spring display. Hardiness zones vary per variety, typically 3-8. Ideal for borders, beds, and cut flower gardens, they add a burst of color and can be coordinated for thematic designs.

Sun FullWater MediumZones 3–10Climate Temperate
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — cup-shaped blooms atop sturdy stems

Culture

Sun
Full
Water
Medium
USDA zones
3–10

Shape & size

Classification

Family
Liliaceae
Climate
Temperate

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Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — A treasure in any landscape design; multi-colored and pink flowers in the garden, image 55
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — sometimes fringed flowers; garden Tulips are excellent for mass plantings, borders, or as a striking focal point, image 58
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — they add a burst of color and can be coordinated for thematic designs; blooming typically occurs from early to late, image 54
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — garden tulips typically reach a height of 10 to 28 inches; hardiness zones vary per variety, typically 3-8, image 56
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — Plant in autumn for a vibrant spring display; cup-shaped blooms atop sturdy stems, image 52
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — with their size varying according to the specific hybrid chosen; clear hues to multi-color blends and patterns, image 57
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — cup-shaped blooms atop sturdy stems; plant in autumn for a vibrant spring display, image 49
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — reaching 6-24 inches in height; which span a vivid spectrum from single, image 50
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — These spring perennials prefer well-drained soil and full to partial sun exposure; to secure a dazzling spring, image 51
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — Hardiness zones vary per variety, typically 3-8; garden tulips typically reach a height of 10 to 28 inches, image 53
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — Garden Tulips are excellent for mass plantings, borders, or as a striking focal point when grouped in clusters, image 67
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — incorporating complementary plants that can sustain visual interest as tulip foliage retreats; bulb for full, image 69
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — The blooms can measure up to 6 inches in diameter when fully open; dependent on the variety and growing conditions, image 61
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — making them a true centerpiece in garden compositions; bulb with multi-colored and pink blooms, image 62
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — Blooming typically occurs from early to late spring; they add a burst of color and can be coordinated for thematic, image 63
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — dependent on the variety and growing conditions; the blooms can measure up to 6 inches in diameter when fully open, image 64
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — roughly 4 to 6 inches deep and 3 to 6 inches apart; landscape designs should account for the post-bloom period, image 65
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — to secure a dazzling spring performance; these spring perennials prefer well-drained soil and full to partial sun, image 66
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — landscape designs should account for the post-bloom period; roughly 4 to 6 inches deep and 3 to 6 inches apart, image 68
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — which span a vivid spectrum from single; reaching 6-24 inches in height, image 59
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — clear hues to multi-color blends and patterns; with their size varying according to the specific hybrid chosen, image 60
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — reaching 6-24 inches in height; which span a vivid spectrum from single, image 74
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — they add a burst of color and can be coordinated for thematic designs; blooming typically occurs from early to late, image 78
Garden Tulip (Tulipa Hybrids) — multi-colored and pink flowers in the garden; a treasure in any landscape design, image 70

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