Fedco Bulbs: Garden Tulips
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Mid-spring blooms. A splashy mix of purples and white.
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Mid to late spring blooms. Better getchya burn permit for this fiery tulip mix.
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Mid to late spring blooms. Stunning color combo!
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Mid to late spring blooms. Lustrous and glowing. Very popular for arrangements.
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Mid to late spring blooms. Big 5" blooms in delicate antique hues.
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Mid-spring blooms. A popular choice for landscapes. Long-lived, heat tolerant and grows well in part shade.
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Mid to late spring blooms. A Fedco favorite. Fragrant and stunning.
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Mid to late spring blooms. Blooms to match the 2026 Pantone color of the year: Cloud Dancer.
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Mid to late spring blooms. Impressive, handsome tulip is taller and larger than most, with gorgeous color gradations.
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Mid to late spring blooms. The first purple Darwin Hybrid to hit the market; a long-standing classic.
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Early spring blooms. At once modern and classic. A proper wedding tulip!
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Early spring blooms. Raspberries and cream! Long lasting blooms on sturdy stems.
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Early spring blooms. Fedco exclusive! Tulips in antique shades of gold, burgundy and cream.
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Early spring blooms. Fedco exclusive! Like a spring rose garden, minus the thorns!
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Spring blooms. Award-winning tulip adds texture and classic color to gardens and arrangements.
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Spring blooms. We’re hot to trot for these big color-shifting extra foxy blooms. A great choice for bold arrangements.
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Early spring blooms. It's 5 o'clock somewhere! Large lively blooms with subtle fragrance.
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Early spring blooms. If a glass of Malbec were a tulip blossom.
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Early spring blooms. “Nothing gold can stay” but Valdivia comes close! Large fragrant blooms burst with petals.
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Early spring blooms. "Give me odorous at sunrise a garden of beautiful flowers" - Walt Whitman
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Late spring blooms. A classic romantic tulip if there ever was one.
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Late spring blooms. An adventure for the eyes!
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Late spring blooms. Rich scrumptious hues for the garden and vase.
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Late spring blooms. Modern palette meets classic tulip charm.
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Late spring blooms. Sensational and limited; get it while you can.
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Late spring blooms. Bold and lavish peony-like blooms!
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Late spring blooms. Traditional bold rich purple.
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Late spring blooms. Dream a little dream of this artful beauty.
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Late spring blooms. Fedco Exclusive! It’s the good angel on your shoulder whispering, “Buy more tulips.” Trust us.
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Late spring blooms. A modern hit, and in high demand.
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Late spring blooms. An elegant snow-white heirloom. Complements any arrangement, in garden or vase.
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Late spring blooms. A double version of the popular Princess Irene.
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Late spring blooms. A star in mixed arrangements.
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Late spring blooms. "Thou, sun, art half as happy as we" - John Donne
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Late spring blooms. An electric addition to the tulip garden.
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Late spring blooms. Distinct in its class, a must-have for the collector.
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Early spring blooms. This emperor wears wonderfully orange clothes.
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Early spring blooms. Intense fiery reds for the tulip garden.
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Mid to late spring blooms. Shabby-chic effusions of feathery petals add texture to bouquets.
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Mid to late spring blooms. A beauty of botany, or science-fiction? You decide.
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Mid to late spring blooms. Take a stroll through a gallery of tulips.
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Mid to late spring blooms. A frilly flower fit for royalty.
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Late spring blooms. Graceful and timeless blossoms.
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Late spring blooms. Exceptional fluted shape and spring color palette.
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Late spring blooms. This is one special bird!
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Late spring blooms. A bird of a very different feather.
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Late spring blooms. Beloved heirloom with smaller blooms than other Parrot tulips. Adds panache to arrangements.
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Late spring blooms. Large ornate blooms look great arranged with plainer tulips.
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Early spring blooms. One of the world's best-selling tulips for good reason.
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Early spring blooms. Bold purples blend well into arrangements but can also stand alone.
