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Tulipa Sylvestris, also called the forest tulip, is the only tulip species that grows wild in the Netherlands. It has one or two flowers on a stem and is originally native to Italy. This botanical tulip blooms in April and May with fragrant yellow flowers and narrow grass-like leaves. The still closed flowers bend elegantly downwards. The Tulipa Sylvestris is ideal for natural plantings, rock gardens and woodland gardens, where it adds a charming and wild look.

Tulipa Temple of Flames is a striking tulip variety known for its fiery colors. The flowers have a red base color with yellow flames radiating from the center to the edges. This long-stemmed tulip can grow up to 80 cm high and is therefore very striking. Tulipa Temple of Flames is a real eye-catcher in the garden! They bloom in mid-spring and have sturdy stems, making them ideal for both gardens and cut flowers.

Triumph tulips are beautiful tulips with bright colors. This tulip variety produces lovely balloon-shaped flowers that really stand out. With their sturdy stems and vibrant colors, they are ideal for pots or borders, but they are also very suitable as cut flowers.

Tulipa Turkestanica is a botanical tulip with several small, star-shaped flowers per stem. The flowers are white with an orange-yellow center and bloom early in the spring. These tulips are low-growing, robust and can naturalize well, making them ideal for rock gardens and borders. Their delicate and natural appearance makes them popular among garden lovers.

Tulipa Van Eijk is a classic Darwin hybrid tulip and is known for its large, elegant flowers with a dark pink-red colour and sturdy, long stems. This tulip is loved for its long flowering and strong resistance to wind and rain, making it an excellent choice for gardens, borders and as a cut flower.

Viridiflora tulips are characterized by their unique flowers with green flames on the petals, which are often combined with other colors such as white, pink, yellow, or red. They bloom late in the spring and have sturdy stems, making them well-resistant to wind and rain. Their distinctive color combinations and long-lasting blooms make them popular in gardens and bouquets.