Early Tulips
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‘Apricot Beauty’ Singlesold out
6801 Soft apricot-pink petals tinged with rose and salmon with an uncommon light green base. Fragrant, truly lovely, good for forcing, and one of the... read more |
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‘Purple Prince’ Singlesold out
6802 Deep bluish-purple with dusky lilac flames, reddish-purple inside. Large flowers with a scalloped edge. Complex color mixes well with others. ... read more |
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‘Red Emperor’ Fosterianasold out
6804 Huge blooms of fiery red with enormously long petals on a black and yellow base. One of the all-time favorites; also known as ‘Madame Lefebre’.... read more |
Late Tulips
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‘Angelique’ Doublesold out
6836 Shades of pastel pink and pale rose with lighter edges predominate this Double Late. This well-known fragrant and delicate-looking-but-sturdy... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Ballerina’ Lily
6831 Shimmering long-lasting tangerine Lily-flowered blooms subtly tinged with crimson and lemon. Incredibly lovely, with elegant reflexed petals, a... read more |
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‘Cum Laude’ Singlesold out
6824 About as close to blue as you’re going to get in a tulip. Large flowers of campanula-violet with a slight wave at the edges. Marble-white base.... read more |
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‘Dordogne’ Singlesold out
6825 Large and handsome goblet-shaped blooms on tall stems combine raspberry-rose petals with lighter yellow-orange edges. Study this one up close, as... read more |
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‘Esperanto’ Viridiflorasold out
6833 Red petals with flaming green midribs that appear almost chocolate in bright light. Leaves edged white. Long-lasting cutflower is especially... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Groenland’
6834 Soft dusty rose-pink petals offset by soft green flames on the petal midribs. The green midribs of this Viridiflora feather off to a butter and... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Hella Lights’ Single
6826 Big lemon-yellow flowers. Pair it with ‘Kingsblood’ for a quintessential tulip combination. 20–24" tall. Late Spring blooms, Z3-7, 12cm/up bulbs. ... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Kingsblood’ Single
6827 Dark cherry-red with scarlet edges. One of the best reds: large and long lasting with sturdy stems. 20–24" tall. Late Spring blooms, Z3-7, 12cm/up ... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Maureen’ Single
6828 Long marble-white blooms with pastel yellow undertones are stunning each year standing tall over our bed of forget-me-nots. The tallest white... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Menton’ Single
6829 A medium pink with hints of violet and a subtle but distinctive apricot edge. Salmon on the inside with a yellow base. A sport of Renown and a... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Miranda’ Double
6837 Full bright red Double Late, with hints of yellow deep inside the center, and green hints outside at the base. The name Miranda means ‘worthy of... read more |
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‘Mount Tacoma’ Doublesold out
6838 Pure white. One of the fullest Double Lates and a great complement to just about anything, whether in beds, borders, vases or sconces on the wall.... read more |
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‘Purple Peony’ Doublesold out
6839 Saturated royal purple all the way through all petals inside and out. You’ll not find any real peonies in this color. Rich full Double Late tulip... read more |
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‘Queen of Night’ Singlesold out
6830 Called black, but really deep dark velvety purple-maroon with a hint of concord grape. For decades now, the standard “black” in the Single Late... read more |
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‘Rococo’ Parrotsold out
6835 Carmine-red Parrot tulip with ruffled petal borders. Central ribs warmly splashed in shades of green and plum. Very showy. Bred from ‘Coleur... read more |
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Late Tulip
‘Sunlover’ Double
6840 Magnificent fully doubled blooms start out golden-yellow with red highlights. The red markings increase until this Double Late begins to glow... read more |
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‘Très Chic’ Lilysold out
6832 Elegant Lily-flowering blooms open creamy, turns pure white with hints of green at the base. Petals are slightly pointier and a cleaner,... read more |
Midseason Tulips
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‘Brown Sugar’ Triumphsold out
6805 Plum-red matte petals have caramel-apricot edges. A delicious standout, lightly fragrant. Pair its warm orangey sunset glow with oranges or... read more |
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‘Cape Town’ Triumphsold out
6806 Alluring lemon-yellow petals with brushed red edges which start fine and broaden with time. Rounded tops sometimes have wavy edges. 15–17" tall. ... read more |
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‘Cassini’ Triumphsold out
6807 Lightly fragrant deep crimson-red goblet-shaped flowers. Long-lasting in garden or vase. 16–20" tall. Mid Spring blooms, Z3-7, 12cm/up bulbs. ... read more |
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‘Daydream’ Darwin Hybridsold out
6818 Opens yellow, matures to rich apricot, with hints and blushes of yellow and rose. Fragrant. Stunning, says Gene. Darwin Hybrids are often sold as ... read more |
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‘Don Quichotte’sold out
6873 Wild raspberry to hot pink 4-5" long cup-shaped blooms ride on top of strong 16-18" stems in mid spring. If well-situated and planted deeply, can... read more |
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‘Flaming Flag’ Triumphsold out
6808 Enormous glistening white petals contrast with a wave of subtle purple blushes and sharp purple flames. Like a Rembrandt tulip; no two exactly the... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Gavota’ Triumph
6809 Deep burgundy with a sunny yellow edge, and a primrose yellow base inside. Pointed flower petals. The margin between the yellow and burgundy turns... read more |
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‘Golden Parade’ Darwin Hybridsold out
6819 Big bold golden-yellow flowers, often touched with a fine red rim. Pair it with ‘Oxford’ for a quintessential tulip combination. Darwin Hybrids ... read more |
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‘Gudoshnik’ Darwin Hybridsold out
6820 Creamy yellow with varying amounts of red streaks, dapples and flames, becoming more saturated as each flower matures. No two are alike; one of... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Helmar’ Triumph
6810 Bold ruby-red flames on golden-yellow petals, both inside and out. A striking show in mid spring. 16–18" tall. Mid Spring blooms, Z3-7, 12cm/up ... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Muvota’ Triumph
6811 Maroon-red petals have broad dusky rose-gold edges feathering into the maroon. Rich color contrast will draw you in from afar. 16–18" tall. Mid ... read more |
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‘Ollioules’ Darwin Hybridsold out
6821 Pinky cream flowers are heavily brushed with silvery pink and lavender. Edges mature to a silvery white. Wonderfully elegant. Ollioules (ole-yule)... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Oxford’ Darwin Hybrid
6822 Bright scarlet blooms with a purple-red blush on the outside. Rich mustard-yellow base inside is brilliantly contrasted by the black stamens. ... read more |
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‘Passionale’ Triumphsold out
6812 Purple with lilac-purple blush and deeper purple flames, beetroot interior with a yellow base. 14–16" tall. Mid Spring blooms, Z3-7, 12cm/up bulbs. ... read more |
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‘Paul Scherer’ Triumphsold out
6813 The darkest Triumph tulip. Purple-black with a straight-sided shape. Weeks earlier than ‘Queen of Night’ but a very similar color. Contrasts... read more |
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‘Pink Impression’ Darwin Hybridsold out
6823 Deep rose exterior with deep pink veins, light pink flames, and delicate pink edges; inside light pink and pale rose. Impressive, handsome tulip... read more |
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‘Pretty Princess’sold out
6872 A medium pink that pops out in shade, with the characteristic Princess family broad dusky plum flames from the base up the outer petals. Deep... read more |
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Midseason Tulip
‘Prinses Irene’ Triumph
6814 Wonderfully complex rich salmony-apricot-orange petals are finely etched with a variable dusky to vibrant plum-violet flame. Fragrant. Popular for... read more |
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‘Ronaldo’ Triumphsold out
6815 Dark reddish-purple with a slightly lighter maroon edge and a lustrous smoky sheen. Wonderful teamed up with Gavota and/or Muvota. 18–20" tall. ... read more |
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‘Shirley’ Triumphsold out
6816 Delicate marble-ivory with a fine purple edge that slowly widens into a broad lavender blush. A subtly and steadily evolving look each day. 18–20" ... read more |
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‘Strong Gold’ Triumphsold out
6817 Strength of form and color make this an excellent addition to your garden or vase. Pair this saturated yellow with Cassini for a traditional Dutch... read more |
Species Tulips
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‘Bronze Charm’sold out
6701 Tulipa batalinii Soft sulphur yellow becoming subtly flushed with apricot. Delicate 2" miniature has more classic cup-type tulip shape than other... read more |
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Species Tulip
‘Persian Pearl’
6704 Tulipa humilis Dusky magenta outside, lightly veined green. Inside deep violet-magenta with a bright yellow base. Opens wide in sun offering a... read more |
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‘Van Tubergen’s Variety’sold out
6706 Tulipa praestans Like its cousin ‘Fusilier’, a brilliant scarlet-orange, with 2–3 flowers on each stem, and possibly several flowerstalks per... read more |
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Lady Tulipsold out
6702 Tulipa clusiana Pointed petals are white inside with a dusty deep pink exterior edged with white. Looks like candy when closed in the morning, in... read more |
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Species Tulip
Little Stars Rockgarden Species Tulip Mix
6711 Cheerful star-shaped multifloral tulips whose low-growing spreading habits make them perfect for a rock garden. Contains a mix of Tulipa tarda, T.... read more |
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Pulchella Violaceasold out
6707 Tulipa pulchella ‘Violacea’ Cup-shaped flowers are magenta-cherry red inside and out. Deep purple-black base inside appears when flowers open wide... read more |
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Tubergen’s Gemsold out
6703 Tulipa clusiana var. chrysantha Rich golden yellow inside and out, accented with a large soft rose-crimson blush on the outer petals. Pointed... read more |
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Tulipa linifoliasold out
6705 Tulipa linifolia Pointy fluorescent scarlet petals on a purple-black base. Cup-shaped flower with petals that open fully in sun, close up at... read more |
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Tulipa saxatilissold out
6708 Tulipa saxatilis Pointed lilac-pink petals with a prominent yellow base. 1–3 flowers per stem, long bright-green shiny leaves. Very easy to grow,... read more |
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Tulipa tardasold out
6709 Tulipa tarda Star-shaped yellow flowers with white tips, outside white lightly flushed with dusky purple. Opens wide even on grey days. Very... read more |
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Tulipa turkestanicasold out
6710 Tulipa turkestanica One of the earliest tulips to bloom. Graceful pendent flowers, up to 5 per stem, sway along slender stems like wildflowers... read more |
Tulip Mixes
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Tulip Mix
Darwin Hybrid Jumbo Tulip Mix
6856 A mix of yellow, red, apricot, white, pink and more. Long-lived bulbs produce large flowers for a long-lasting bouquet. Darwin Hybrids are often ... read more |
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Darwin Hybrid Topsize Tulip Mixsold out
6857 A mix of yellow, red, apricot, white, pink and more. Long-lived bulbs produce a perennially perfect long-lasting bouquet. Darwin Hybrids are often... read more |
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Tulip Mix
Double Early Tulip Mix
6851 A sassy group for the front row of your garden beds and borders. Fully double flowers in bright colors atop relatively short sturdy 8-12" stems... read more |
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Tulip Mix
Double Late “Peony” Tulip Mix
6860 Pack peony-style petal power in a dramatic range of colors, from white and pastels to red and purple. Double Late tulips in solids, bicolors,... read more |
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Emperor Tulip Mixsold out
6852 A royal mix of big-flowered Fosterianas for big, bold, early color. Red, yellow, orange and more. We planted some outside the Fedco Trees... read more |
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Flash of Green Tulip Mixsold out
6859 A mix of four or more Viridiflora tulips, colors of china pink, scarlet red, lemon yellow and marble white, all with a distinctive spring-green... read more |
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Tulip Mix
Non-Stop Reds Tulip Mix
6853 Celebrate spring with a long-lasting patch of bright red color. A blend of five or more varieties selected from early, mid and late tulips. Keep... read more |
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Tulip Mix
Pastel Triumph Tulip Mix
6854 Soft but not wishy-washy, just easy on the eyes. Pale peach, soft pink, lavender and more. This tranquil blend displays quiet beauty in the... read more |
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Purple Rain Tulip Mixsold out
6855 Nothing Compares to U, so put on your Raspberry Beret and Let’s Go Crazy. Inspired by the memory of Prince, this mix of Triumphs in deep purple,... read more |
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Tulip Mix
Rembrandt-type Flaming Tulip Mix
6858 Broken-color and flamed tulips, originally the result of a virus, were wildly popular in the early 1600s. Propagating infected plants is now... read more |