Tulips (Tulipa spp) are plants that have a large group of approximately 100 species, include over 3.000verieties of flowering plant. The flowers vary greatly in size, shape and form depending on the cultivar.
Many tulip flowers are cup-shapes, but some cultivars have a star or bowl form. All tulip
flowers have six petals, and the petals can be smooth finged or ruffled. The plants range in size from 4
to 24 inches in height, with an upright form. Their leaves are ussualy medium green in color, with a
lance or oval shape.
The blossoms may be single or double, and the flowers come in nearly every color expect true
blue. Some tulip blossoms are single colored, while others are striped, swirled flamed from the bottom
or margined. Tulip blossom open during the day but close in the evening. These plants are phototropic,
meaning they bend toward the light.
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