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Tulips are a popular spring flower that blooms at the peak of the season, known for their iconic, vibrant beauty and perfect for every spring occasion. They're particularly popular around Easter time, but also make an amazing addition for several different applications. They come in a range of beautiful colours, including purple, pink, orange, white, and yellow. They work amazingly well in stunning arrangements and also look great in bouquets or centrepieces.
They're fresh, symbolize new beginnings and renewal, and convey elegance. Tulips are among the most popular spring flowers, known for their bold colours and simple, elegant shape.
Single early tulips are the most common bloom you're likely to see, and the most used in local flower shops. They offer a classic cup-shaped flower on sturdy stems that can range in length from 10 to 18 inches, depending. They're ideal for both arrangements and bouquets, either as an addition or even as a stand-alone bouquet. Their leaves are gentle and wide, offering a unique touch to their aesthetics. Popular, vibrant varieties include 'Princess Irene' (orange/purple) and the 'Prince' series (pink, yellow, white). These flowers bloom early in the springtime. These are also the most widely available and the variety we often have on hand.
Double tulips, as you can guess, are similar to single tulips, but imagine that their petals double up and appear fuller, like a cross between a peony and a tulip. They're lush and are available in both early- and late-blooming varieties, with stems ranging from 8 to 20 inches tall, making them a favourite for gardens and floral arrangements.
Parrot tulips are from the tulip cultivar group best known for their vibrant colours and uniquely shaped petals, which have a serrated or fringed look to the edges. While less commonly seen in flower shops, they are a popular garden variety and can be used as part of DIY projects.
There are thousands of tulip varieties across multiple classification groups. These are just some for you to get an idea of how they vary!
Tulips have a variety of meanings based on their colour, although flower enthusiasts have different interpretations. Here are some examples of tulip colours as well as their meanings.
Tulips are widely associated with renewal, love, and new beginnings. Making them a perfect springtime gift.
Tulips are truly a spring favourite and one of the season's most popular flowers for several different occasions. They don't have to only be your mom's favourite Easter flower (even though we fully support it); they also work great for birthdays, anniversaries, and even as part of sympathy arrangements and bouquets. Available throughout the spring season, tulips come in a wide array of colour options with a clean, modern shape that makes them perfect for centrepieces and events.
