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Botanically , Genus Tulipa is a member of Family Liliaceae – it include around 100 ( instinctive ) species.1Tulipa . ( n.d . ) . Pacific Bulb Society . Retrieved March 27 , 2023 , fromhttps://www.pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/Tulipa

The genus ’s native range stretchability from Eastern Europe , through Asia to China.2Tulip Species . ( n.d . ) . Chicago Botanic Garden . recollect December 4 , 2023 , fromhttps://www.chicagobotanic.org/plantinfo/tulips_species

Magenta-Coloured Triumph Division ‘Atilla’ Tulips ready to bloom

‘Atilla’

A large identification number of tulip assortment , as bulbs , put up one stem with one flower .

plainly the ’ Tulip Mania ’ was not a one - off incident , but if it was then a low - cay ’ tulip mania ’ still seems to be bubbling along …

The outcome of the extended refinement that Tulips have fail through is that its G of varieties are grouped into 15 ‘ division ’ or ‘ groups ’ – categories , one might say .

deep red Tulipa ‘Couleur Cardinal’

This categorisation is predicated on the configuration and form of the flower , blooming season , and peak of the plant .

Division 1: Single Early

The chalice - form bloom that most of us associate with Tulips is actually Division 1 : ‘ Single too soon ’ .

This is the much - adored ‘ Tulip - Tulip ’ that few , if any , would take to dislike .

The same can not be aver for all of the other Division Tulips as some of them are certainly acquired discernment .

double-early flowers of tulip Peach Melba with pointed foliage in the background

The graceful and elegant aloofness projected by a chalice - shaped Single form Tulip is probably unmatched in Flowerdom .

Division 2: Double Early

Division 2 , ‘ Double Early ’ calculate like ‘ veritable prime ’ with somewhat dissimilar shape and styles though these are pipe bowl - shape or cup - shaped in proper twofold form .

Division 3: Triumph

Division 3 , ’ victory ’ are not too different from Single ahead of time ; they are a little more capable , and cup - mold as opposed to goblet - shaped , and some varieties carry bi - coloured flowers .

Division 4: Darwin Hybrid

Division 4 , ‘ Darwin Hybrid ’ is a collection of hybrids of Single Earlies , Tulipafosterianaand species Tulips .

As such , their shape and form admit multifariousness very standardised toTulipafosteriana .

They are reliable perennial .

burgundy and orange flowering tulip heads var Abu Hassan

Division 5: Single Late

Division 5 , ‘ Single Late ’ are very standardised to the Division 1 Singles except that the bloom are just a touch more clear and they bloom at the last of leap .

Division 6: Lily-Flowered

Division 6 , ‘ Lily - Flowered ’ lean to take care like Tulips that are trying to be Lilies but with pointed tepal tips .

Both ‘ White Triumphator ’ and ‘ Ballerina ’ are reliably perennial and efflorescence class after year .

Division 7: Fringed

Division 7 , ‘ Fringed ’ literally have fringe , upright and spiky or wayward and dangling , on the edges of the petals .

Division 8: Virdiflora

Division 8 , ‘ Virdiflora ’ have flower whose petals have flares , splash , or blotches of fleeceable in variegate shades .

Division 9: Rembrandt

part 9 , ‘ Rembrandt ’ have bi - coloured bloom that resemble those from the Tulip Mania days that were called ‘ broken ’ in Tulipish .

These display what seem for all the world to be paintbrush strokes .

Division 10: Parrot

partitioning 10 , ‘ Parrot ’ , are secernate by frilled and veer petals with a feathery grain or appearance .

Division 11: Double Late

Division 11 , ‘ Double Late ’ , are surely misnamed because as class 6 is called ‘ Lily - Flowered ’ , these should be called ‘ Peony - Flowered ’ for parallel reasons ; as well , many varieties bear sweet peak .

Division 12: Kaufmanniana

Division 12 , ‘ Kaufmanniana ’ , have elongate sort standardized to ‘ Single early on ’ but with half - unfastened pointed tepals that unfold nearly full and flat in sunshine .

Division 13: Fosteriana

Division 13 , ‘ Fosteriana ’ AKA ‘ Emperor ’ , have the biggest blooms which , like the Double Earlys , are like ‘ regular ’ flowers and stand a passing resemblance to hollyhocks .

Division 14: Greigii

Division 14 , ‘ Greigii ’ , are positioned as having ‘ decorative foliage ’ but in truth the literal attraction is that it let in flowered word form and features of , at least , Triumph , Rembrandt , and Kaufmanniana – in addition to which one stem bears up to four flowers .

Division 15: Species

Division 15 , ‘ metal money ’ or ‘ Botanical ’ , comprises the wild - maturate progenitors of the hybrids and cultivars ; in world-wide , these have some of the smallest flower brook on some of the shortest stem .

Division 16: Multiflowering

sectionalisation 16 , ‘ Multiflowering ’ , include plant in which a undivided branching stem bears four or five blossom with a few even yield seven blooms .

“ This is n’t an official division but is used to group multi florescence tulips otherwise listed within the 15 official divisions , ” explains Master Horticulturist Roy Nicol .

The works in these divisions are further differentiated by their pinnacle and flowering season , and , to a lesser extent , the flowered colours .

darwin hybrid of pink flowering tulips variety ‘Pink Impression’

Indeed , Divisions 1 , 2 , 5 , and 11 are identified by flowering season – other and belated .

In dividing line to each , Division 4 , ‘ Darwin Hybrid ’ are mid - time of year boo-boo , that is end - April , beginning - May .

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white ‘Catherina’ flowers up close

lily-flowered tulips ‘Ballade Dream’ in colours of orange and yellow

pink fringed tulip flowers with distinctive ruffled edges; type ‘Terry Red’

Virdiflora tulip head of the variety ‘Greenland’

singular Tulip ‘Insulinde,’ Rembrandt Division in focus

black parrot tulipa with burgundy heads and single bright green stems

double-late ‘Sunset Tropical’ tulipa in a commercial growing field

Kaufmanniana tulips ‘Ancilla’ type growing in very dry soil and full sun

close view of a Fosteriana ‘Sweetheart’ flowerhead in yellow and white

four red riding hood tulips

Bakeri Lilac Wonder flowers growing against a rocky backdrop

beilicia tulipa ruffled flowers in pink and white