Tulip

Tulip Varieties We Export from India

India’s tulip export industry is blossoming, offering a wide selection of vibrant and elegant tulip varieties to global markets. Indian tulip exporters are known for delivering premium quality blooms that thrive in diverse climates. Below are the key tulip varieties included in the Tulip export from India:

Single Tulips —  Recognized by their classic cup-shaped blooms, Single Tulips are among the tallest tulip varieties. They are available in a wide range of solid and bi-colored hues and thrive in full sunlight with nutrient-rich soil.

Double Tulips —  With lush, peony-like blooms, Double Tulips feature multiple rows of petals and stunning color contrasts. Their sturdy stems make them weather-resistant, and they tend to outlast many other tulip types in bloom.

Fosteriana Tulips —  Originally native to Central Asia, Fosteriana Tulips are a wild species that have been cultivated into beautiful garden varieties. These tulips flourish in sunny locations with well-drained soil and moderate moisture.

Kaufmanniana Tulips —  Known for their two-toned petals—creamy-white interiors with reddish-pink exteriors—Kaufmanniana Tulips open wide in sunlight, making them visually striking additions to spring landscapes.

Greigii Tulips —  Native to Turkistan, Greigii Tulips bloom early to mid-spring. They are bowl-shaped and primarily come in red, yellow, and white shades. These tulips are ideal for naturalizing and perform best in sunny, fertile environments.

Darwin Hybrid Tulips —  Developed in the Netherlands, Darwin Hybrids are pyramid-shaped in the bud stage and bloom into bold, long-lasting flowers. These tulips are highly favored for their ability to return year after year, making them ideal for natural gardens.

Triumph Tulips —  One of the most diverse tulip groups, Triumph Tulips feature single, cup-shaped flowers in numerous colors. Blooming in mid to late spring, they are valued for their strength and suitability for cut flower arrangements.

Fringed Tulips —  Fringed Tulips are easily recognizable by their finely serrated petal edges. Blooming in mid to late spring, they thrive in full sun and rich soil, making them a charming choice for ornamental gardens.

Lily-Flowered Tulips —  With slender, recurved petals resembling lilies, these tulips add elegance and grace to any garden. Best planted in wind-protected areas, Lily-flowered Tulips perform well when planted in clusters.

Parrot Tulips —  Developed through natural mutations, Parrot Tulips boast frilly, wavy petals in vivid color combinations. Their dramatic blooms unfurl widely in sunlight, offering a stunning visual display.

Viridiflora Tulips —  True to their name—derived from the Latin for “green flower”—Viridiflora Tulips feature a unique green stripe on each petal. This striking characteristic makes them stand out in floral arrangements and garden beds.

Botanical Tulips —  Often considered wild tulips, Botanical Tulips grow low to the ground and bloom in early spring. Their bright, cheerful colors and hardiness make them excellent naturalizers and ideal for rock gardens.