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Legendary Tulips
Birds & Blooms
|April/May 2019
Quirky facts about these popular spring bloomers.
Nearly 4,000 tulip varieties have been developed. They fit into 15 groups, which are classified by bloom time, shape and size. A few common types you may recognize: fringed, double and Darwin hybrid.
This story is from the April/May 2019 edition of Birds & Blooms.
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