Tulips, Hyacinth & Iris

A single large cup-shaped flower graces the end of the stem, comprised of a few tepals, which are a combination of petals and sepals. These flowers are renowned for their vibrant colors, ranging from bright whites and yellows to hues of pink, peach, orange, red, lavender, purple, and various bi-colour combinations. The distinct beauty of these blooms adds a striking and diverse element to floral arrangements, making them a popular choice for a wide array of occasions and settings.

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Design Tips

When working with tulips in floral arrangements, it's important to anticipate that their initially arranged positions may change. Unlike many other flowers, tulips continue to grow after being cut, often by as much as an inch (2.5 cm). As their stems elongate and their flowers lean toward the light, tulips start to arch, bend, and twist.

To create harmonious arrangements, it's advisable to pair tulips with flowers that share similar characteristics and vase life. This ensures that the overall design maintains a cohesive and visually appealing appearance as tulips undergo their unique growth and movement after being cut. Understanding and accommodating the dynamic nature of tulips contributes to the successful integration of these beautiful flowers into various floral compositions.

Vase Life

5-7 days