Tulips are white and green. Green tulips. Oriental flower in the vastness of Europe

Of all ornamental bulbous plants, tulips have the widest selection variety, exquisite shape and rich palette of colors - from delicate matte shades to catchy colorful tones. A long period flowering allows you to enjoy a festival of colors from early spring, when botanical varieties flare up, until early summer, when magnificent terry and parrot varieties take over.

Tulip classification

The current international classification was adopted in 1969 and includes 15 classes, which are collected in 4 main sections according to flowering time. The last, only in the 80s, fringed and green-flowered varieties were included in the classification.

1. Early flowering.
   • Simple early.
   • Early terry.
2. Medium flowering.
   • Triumph.
   • Darwin hybrids.
3. Late flowering
   • Simple late.
   • Liliaceae.
   • Fringed.
   • Green-colored.
   • Parrots.
   • Rembrandt.
   • Terry late.
4. Botanical (wild).
   • Kaufman.
   • Foster.
   • Greig.
   • Other wild species.

Varieties and hybrids of tulips

Simple early

Representatives of the class have goblet or cup-shaped flowers smaller than those of later varieties, they open in April-May. Plants of medium height - 25–40 cm with strong peduncles, are versatile, and create bright groups, are resistant to windy and rainy weather.

A warm bright variety attracts with a two-tone coloring - a thick orange base and a purple-lilac back. A full glass about 9 cm high is planted on a strong burgundy peduncle. The plant is tall - up to half a meter, the leaves are pointed, covered with a bluish bloom. The colorful group of Princesses Irene looks great on a blue backing.

Shining white Prince (Prince) is a new series obtained by Dutch breeders. Oblong snow-white ovoid glasses up to 10 cm high bloom in the first decade of April. The flowers are wide open in the sun, the petals are slightly pointed. The stems are strong, up to 40 cm long, not afraid of rain and wind. The series also features other attractive variations:

• Candy Prince - gentle, mauve;
• Purple Prince - rich purple, silky, with a darker back;
• Sunny Prince - sunny golden yellow, very bright;
• Salmon Prince - creamy pink with a salmon back.

Terry early

Class Features - Early lush bloom from mid-April, long unfading double flowers on persistent peduncles 25–35 cm high. Unlike the previous category, varieties are not so stable - heavy tulips tend to be saturated with moisture and can lie down in rainy weather. They are used mostly for group plantings in flower beds, as an amazing pot culture and for forcing.

Sunny Monte Carlo, as if absorbing all the spring warmth, will serve as a bright accent of the flower bed already in mid-April. The flowers are cup-shaped, up to 12 cm in diameter, golden yellow with a greenish back, which further emphasizes the saturation of the primary color. The length of the stems is up to 40 cm, the leaves are wide with a wavy edge, dense green.

Slender peduncles gracefully carry full double cupped flowers, up to 9 cm high and about 7 cm in diameter. Creamy pink tight petals are decorated with a red hatched border, smoothly turning into the main color. Stem length up to 40 cm, flowering begins in the first decade of May. Foxtrot looks great in flower beds and gives a luxurious distillation.

Triumph

Having slightly smaller flowers than Darwin hybrids, representatives of the Triumph class are distinguished by a variety of juicy shades, durability of peduncles, unpretentiousness, and tolerant of shading. Full flowering falls at the end of April and May. Used for cutting, as well as for decorating flower beds and borders.

A delightful maroon tulip, later a bright beetroot tone, is decorated with boiled white feathers. Glasses up to 7 cm high open at the end of April, towering on slender peduncles. Zurel is graceful, with its strong stems 40–60 cm long. The variety of the original color looks good near dark green, suitable for forcing.

The fiery flowering of one of the best red-colored varieties of the Triumph class occurs in early May. Classic medium-sized flowers - about 8 cm, rich red, black bottom with a golden border. Plants are compact, flower stalks are slender, 40–45 cm long. Ile de France is magnificent in numerous plain flower beds.

A new Italian cut-type variety with delicate glasses tinted in cream or pale yellow. A plant with a narrow habit, up to 40 cm high with bluish-green pointed leaves. Flowering falls in mid-May. The chirs stand excellently in the cut and are well transported. In landscaping, it is decorative both in homogeneous plantings and in mixtures with soft pink and purple late ones.

Darwin hybrids

The class of Darwin hybrids, which are characterized by large goblet flowers on long peduncles, is a group that is outstanding for cutting and decorative qualities. Darwin hybrids that bloom in April-May should be distinguished from the smaller Darwin tulips that bloom later in May-June, which are included in the Late Blooming section.

A strong plant with stable peduncles grows above half a meter, blooms in May - early June. An even glass 10–12 cm high is not inclined to open wide. The petals are cream or pinkish with a raspberry-red back, the inner surface is scarlet. The bottom is round, yellow color with black anthers of stamens. Big Chief stands well in the cut, in landscaping it is wonderfully combined with large-flowered ones.

One of the oldest reliable varieties is strongly associated with the May holidays. It blooms at the end of April, does not crumble for 10-12 days. The glasses are large - about 12 cm, the petals are silky, the purest magenta, with a yellow bottom, wide open in the sun.

Plants are vigorous, with large leaves, growing up to 60-70 cm. Oxford is stable, ideal for cutting and forming fiery red beds. Not affected by the variegation virus.

The catchy tulip is characterized by goblet flowers with pointed petals of pink-raspberry color and a bright milky-white edging. The height of the oblong glass is 8–10 cm, the diameter is about 6 cm. Luxurious flowers ascend on persistent stems up to 45 cm long, look amazing surrounded by cream.

Simple late

The class includes Darwin tulips (non-hybrid) and the vintage Cottage group. The varieties are diverse in color, stable and wonderfully bloom gardens and flower beds after the end of the season of early tulips, at the end of May - June.

An elegant aristocratic tulip 9-10 cm high blooms in mid-May, flowering lasts for two weeks. Petals are sharp, orange-pink with a crimson-red back and a smooth transition to golden tone along the edge, keep their shape perfectly. Long Lady grows up to 60-70 cm, looks elegant and fresh, with elongated bluish-green leaves and delicate flowers.

The most popular novelty that cannot be ignored. The glasses are strict, even, up to 12 cm high with tight petals of a thick orange color, over time they change color to a rich salmon tone, do not open widely, and last 10–14 days. Plants are powerful, stems reach one meter. Planted against a background of dark green or lawns in homogeneous groups.

lilyflowers

The blooming of refined and exquisite tulips of this class, with glasses of the original lily-shaped form, begins in early May and lasts throughout the month. The plants are showy, resistant, grown for cutting and forcing, as well as for planting in mixed beds.

A tall, slender plant up to 60 cm high attracts the eye with radiant red-lilac flowers. The glass is high, about 8–9 cm, with distinctly recurved glossy petals of a rich purple tone with a dark red back, at the beginning of flowering with a lilac tint. The bottom is bluish-burgundy, star-shaped. It blooms for a long time, in May, for 10-14 days.

An exceptionally delicate Dutch tulip with delightful creamy pink rounded petals, white on the back. As it blooms, it darkens and acquires bright raspberry-pink tones, highlighted by a cream bottom and yellow stamens. The height of the glass is up to 12 cm, the stems are long - about 60-70 cm. Suitable for any compositions, looks especially good in an environment - white and blue.

The new light variety, due to the purity of color and perfect shape, is very similar to the royal lily. A glass 8–10 cm high, refined, with curved petals, pale yellow when blooming, later cream color. Sapporo is suitable for cutting and landscaping, it develops well in shallow shade, and when planted in near-trunk circles, it will highlight the secluded corners of the garden.

fringed

The famous class of tulips captivates with combinations of various shades and a delightful needle border, often in a contrasting tone. Usually fringed varieties are planted in small groups as exotic accents. Plants are slender, tall - up to 50-60 cm, bloom in May.

An amazingly beautiful variety of unusual colors with peduncles up to 65 cm long. The flower is medium in size - about 8 cm. The main tone is lilac with light moiré stains, the needle fringe is long, dazzling white. During flowering, the color changes from deep purple to crimson and pink. Even a small flower bed that absorbed different shades lilac tones, looks extremely attractive.

The exotic dark variety is a real gem in any flower garden, ideal as a main accent. The petals are rich burgundy or chocolate in color, with a long fringe of the same tone. The glass is large - up to 9 cm, the color brightens over time, acquiring a rich beetroot tone. The most beautiful flowering pleases from early to mid-May, Black Jewel is magnificent in the cut, goes well with cream daffodils and blue ones.

Luxurious tulip with thick fringe attracts the eye from the moment of blooming to the fall of the last petal. Medium-sized variety, with juicy green oblong foliage and stems up to 40-50 cm long. The glass is wide, rather large - up to 9 cm tall, with time the shape becomes cup-shaped. The color is orange-pink, with a yellow base and a golden border, rich, juicy. Fully opened flowers are very good, like radiant stars, with their expressive fringe and bright yellow center.

green-colored

Tulips of this class with large flowers of various shapes - from goblet to cup-shaped and rounded, differ from others in persistent green color on the main background. Most often, green feathers or stripes are placed on the back. Flowering is long, throughout May, the height ranges from 30 cm to 50 cm. The stems are strong, the flowers stand well in the cut and do not crumble in the flower beds for a long time, they are very decorative in border plantings.

The resistant green-colored variety looks amazing in compact "bouquet" beds of 10-12 pieces. Pale orange-pink petals with a dark green back, pointed at the ends, form a lush wide flower 8–9 cm high. Stems grow up to half a meter, narrow leaves are bluish. Flowering is long, at least 2-3 weeks.

Emphasized extravagant combination of bright green and clean purple – distinguishing feature delightful Purple Bird. The glass is high - up to 9 cm, with silky rounded petals slightly bent outwards. Stems 40-60 cm long, leaves of a juicy green tone, to match the emerald feathers on the flowers. Blooms in April-May, goes well with white daffodils and pink forget-me-nots.

parrots

Original parrot tulips in popularity confidently compete with fringed varieties. The flowers are large, cup-shaped, with wavy and split edges, open from the second decade of May. Plants are tall - up to 50–60 cm, more often used as an accent, planted in small groups.

One of the oldest parrot varieties, it is extremely popular due to its rich lilac hue of corrugated wavy petals, reliability and unpretentiousness. A cup-shaped luxurious flower 9–10 cm high, when fully opened, reaches 15–18 cm in diameter. Flowering is long - up to three weeks, Blue Parrot is resistant to rain and keeps for a long time bright colors in the sun.

The wide Green Wave ridge looks like a pink rippling stream with green splashes. The petals are corrugated, heavily indented, pale pink in color, darker at the edges, the back is a rich green tone. The glass is large, about 8 cm long, the width at full opening is up to 12 cm. The plant with dark green wavy leaves grows up to half a meter, flowering lasts 2–3 weeks.

Rembrandt

Varieties with "wrong" coloring - uneven stripes and feathers of a different color - were allocated to this separate fantasy class. Initially, these violations were caused by a virus, and later they were fixed. Today, Rembrandt variations are not very popular, although they have excellent decorative qualities. Flexible stems grow up to 50-75 cm long, if necessary they are tied up. Flowering falls on May-June.

A beautiful tulip in white and pink tones is sometimes classified as a simple late tulip. The shape is rather cupped, the color of the rounded petals is white with pink strokes and watercolor blur. Quite large bushes, above half a meter, with dense bluish-green leaves. Smartly slender Cordel Hull looks great in a group planting of 8-12 pieces. Flowering starts at the end of May.

A medium-sized, cream-colored satin tulip covered with purple strokes, feathers and stripes. The bottom is light yellow with a slight purple tone, the anthers are dark blue. The plant reaches half a meter, blooms in the second decade of May.

Terry late

Gustomahrovye cup-shaped representatives of the class bloom for a long time - at least three weeks in May-June. Tall stately plants with lush heads look like early peonies, which is why they are often called pionoid. The disadvantage is the drooping of heavy flowers in rainy weather.

The half-opened buds of this wonderful variety really resemble ice cream. The creamy white inner petals are held together by a cup of crimson green outer perianths. Plants are medium tall, stems up to 40–45 cm long. Full, very large flowers reach a height of 12 cm. When fully opened, they can be easily confused with white flowers.

Snow-white Up White is densely stuffed with tight satin petals and proudly flaunts on a strong dark green leg. Tight stems of medium size - up to 40-45 cm in length. A cup-shaped large glass, blooming, reaches 12 cm in diameter. Lush long flowering begins in the second decade of May. A monophonic flower bed of boiled white flowers shining in the sun makes a stunning impression.

Robust dark peony cultivar with shiny brown-burgundy petals, full double, stunningly showy on slender spikes. The height of the plant is up to half a meter, the glass is up to 8 cm. When blooming, it reaches 10 cm in diameter and brightens, becoming purple. Flowering falls at the end of May - June. This is one of the best dark-colored terry tulips for landscaping, planting in flower beds.

botanical tulips

The presented varieties largely retained the appearance and developmental features of wild tulips. Plant height varies widely from 10 cm to 50 cm, some forms bloom early - as early as March, attracting with bright flowers and a sweet smell.

Kaufman

Very early tulips bloom in March-April, the plants are small - up to 15-25 cm tall. The shape of a medium-sized flower is lily-shaped, when opening it is star-shaped. Compact bushes are great for planting on and in containers.

Large star-shaped flowers short peduncles decorate spring flower beds, rockeries, trunk circles. The outer side of the oblong petals is rich pink with a yellowish base, the inner side is cream with a bright yellow center. An elegant variety on a sunny day subtly resembles porcelain water lilies or giant ones. Flowering falls at the beginning of April, the bushes are low - about 20 cm, the leaves are covered with burgundy stripes.

Foster

Strong plants 30-50 cm high with powerful peduncles bloom in April-May, characterized by very large oblong-oval buds up to 12-15 cm tall. The leaves are wide, bluish-green, covered with burgundy stripes or spots.

A Dutch cultivar with snow-white flowers adorned with a lemon stripe on the back. A slender tulip up to 12 cm high rises majestically on a half-meter peduncle, opens at the end of April and lasts 10-14 days. There are other amazing varieties in this series:

• Purissima King (Purissima King) - scarlet red, bright;
• Purissima Orange (Purissima Orange) - orange, very warm;
• Purissima Golden (Purissima Golden) - golden, sunny;
• Flaming Purissima - creamy raspberry, delicate.

Greig

Low or medium-sized plants with a height of 20–35 cm flare up with pure colors in April-May. Flowers more often than red tones, wide at the base, with slightly recurved petals, last a long time. The leaves are large, completely mottled with brown or dark red stripes.

Very large bright raspberry-red flowers with a wide ivory border suddenly open on low peduncles. The glasses are elongated, with bent petals, 10–12 cm high. The leaves are pointed, with a dark stripe. Flowering is luxurious, long, for 2-3 weeks. One of the best representatives of the group - colorful, stable, strong.

Other groups of varieties

Below are interesting varieties tulips sorted by color, shape and number of buds, as well as attractive Dutch novelties.

White

A unique creamy white tulip with wavy petals to Triumph class and is one of the most beautiful white varieties. A wide glass at the base, curved petals and soft undulations make the refined White Liberstar inimitable, full of charm. The stems grow up to 45-55 cm long, the leaves are large, juicy green. Flowering begins in mid-April and lasts for two weeks.

exquisite lily flower pure white tone on a tall dark green peduncle. The glass is slender, up to 10 cm high, with sharp petals and light yellow anthers. When fully opened, Ballad White resembles a shining snow-white star. It stands well in the cut, very decorative in uniform large flower beds.

yellow

Popular reliable variety class Darwin hybrids. The glass is large, up to 10 cm high, of a classic oblong shape with rounded petals of golden yellow color and the thinnest red filiform border. The peduncles are strong, up to 55 cm long. The plant is powerful, stable, reproduces well, is suitable for high-quality forcing, perfectly forms monochromatic borders.

A delightful variety that combines fullness, rich orange tone and a tendency to form several buds. This bright representative class Terry late blooms in May, blooms for a long time, for 2-3 weeks. The glass is wide, medium in size - up to 8 cm in height and about 10–12 cm in diameter. The plant is large, reaches half a meter, in rainy weather the flower stalks can droop.

black

exotic tulip class Simple late. The glass is rounded, no higher than 6-7 cm, with glossy shiny black-purple or chocolate petals. The color is thick, rich, iridescent. The leaves are small, narrow, bluish-green, the stems are high - about half a meter. Blooms in May for two weeks, keeps its shape well.

Exquisite dark parrot tulip with wide black-purple petals, often cut along the edge, it really looks like a fabulous bird. Peduncles are slender, up to 60 cm long, the leaves are narrow, bluish-green. One of the most stable and reliable representatives of the class, it is exceptionally effective in ponds and blue spruces.

Peony

The pion-shaped form is predominantly possessed terry early and terry late varieties . In addition, luxurious large flowers with a large number of silky petals can be seen among other classes, for example, fringed and green.

Unusual peony tulip densely packed with tight pink-orange petals with abundant needle-like golden fringe. The juicy color is further set off by the outer greenish petals. The glass is about 8-10 cm, when fully opened it reaches a diameter of 12-15 cm. The plant is tall - 40-50 cm, the leaves are pointed, bluish-green. Luxurious Esprit looks wonderful in small uniform plantings against the backdrop of a green lawn.

A brilliant, densely doubled tulip with glossy petals of a rich purple-purple tone belongs to class Terry late. A medium-sized glass - no higher than 8 cm and about 7 cm wide when fully opened. The buds are greenish purple. The plant is medium-sized - about 45 cm, flower stalks are strong, leaves are narrow. Purple Peony blooms in May, very decorative in groups of 10-15 surrounded by pinks.

multiflorous

Under the name of multi-flowered or bouquet tulips, representatives of different classes are combined, which are characterized by the presence of three to eight or more buds on one stem. The ability of such varieties to form fused flower stalks was the reason for the appearance of the original group, which was never separated into a separate class. However, its popularity is well deserved - each plant of the group simultaneously forms a luxurious bouquet.

A wonderful variety with wide glasses with a height and diameter of 8–10 cm belongs to class Terry early. The petals are bright white or ivory, with crimson edging and strokes. A medium-sized plant forms 3–6 flowers on strong, slender peduncles, blooms in mid-April. Delicate bouquets of Belicia are magnificent against the background of white meadows of muscari.

Dutch novelties

A new lilac variety with shiny satin petals is a wonderful representative Triumph class. An oblong glass of pink-violet tone, ideally shaped, about 6 cm high. Steady stems reach half a meter in length. Flowering is long, in May. An elegant tulip will wonderfully decorate a flower bed, is suitable for forcing, stands for a long time in the cut, and is transportable.

Fringed novelty amazing beauty with a classic full glass. The petals are crimson-pink with a snow-white border and the same bright large needle fringe and a light cream base. The flower is medium in size, the plant is compact, slender, reaching 55 cm. Super Siesta is still rare, but deserves the closest attention of lovers.

Elegant lily-colored tulip with delicate petals, pointed and bent at the ends. The base of the glass is creamy white, the top is pink-raspberry, bright. The height of the glass is 8–9 cm, the plants are 45–50 cm. It blooms in April-May, is stable, stands well in the cut.

You can also watch a video about the variety of species and varieties of tulips.

Delightful tulips are an unsurpassed source of spring colors. From hundreds of different varieties, it is easy to choose variations of early, medium and late flowering periods, all kinds of shades and the most incredible shapes. And even a uniform bed of simple red flowers is a stunning sight, ardently and proudly marking the arrival of spring.

The breeders who made efforts to create varieties from which the eighth class of tulips was formed, initially did not even suspect about the results that they would receive in the process of work. And today, representatives of the class of green-colored tulips cause surprise and admiration. These are unusual flowers with an exotic color, which makes them especially decorative.

A bit of history

The class of green-colored ones was created relatively recently, and has not yet managed to grow quantitatively in a short period of time. At the time when it was created, scientists managed to find and combine only 32 varieties into it. All this happened in 1981, but after a few years, interest in such varieties increased, and breeders began to consider the possibility of developing a class. However, there is evidence that the very first tulips, reminiscent of representatives of this class in external characteristics, existed at the very beginning of the 20th century.

However, the idea of ​​​​development of the class was not crowned with success - the problems with the creation of green-flowered varieties were that they were all the result of an impact on already existing varieties the strongest mutagenic factors. The result is an exotic color, but the modified tulips, acquiring increased decorativeness, received along with it a number of disadvantages.

To date, green-colored tulips are not the most popular, they are practically not grown for commercial purposes, but they can be found in botanical gardens, in landscape design in combination with other varieties. Representatives of this class are very popular in landscaping small flower beds, decorating alpine slides and curbs.

Green-colored tulips general description.

The class of green-colored tulips combines varieties that are distinguished by the presence of one characteristic feature only for them - green shading on the outside of the petals. To date, there are a lot of different colors, but all have a wide green stripe that contrasts with the main shade.

Representatives of the class grow up to a maximum of 80 cm - there are taller varieties, and there are low ones. The stems are standard - upright, not branched and rarely leafy. Flowering, in almost all varieties, is single. The shape of the flowers, depending on the variety, may differ - they are lily-colored or goblet-shaped. The basal rosette is formed from narrow and long leaves, entire, light green in color.

It is impossible not to mention the shortcomings of the class, because of which it never became too popular - green varieties are rarely grown commercially, although they are very decorative and suitable for cutting. The problem with these varieties is that their resistance to variegation virus has been weakened by the mutagenic factors that led to the creation of this class. In addition, flowers are more demanding and need special care.

Flowering time

The eighth class of tulips is included in the group, which is characterized by late deadline flowering. Therefore, in order to observe the opening of buds, you need to wait until the second half of May, when the soil and air will already be well warmed up by the sun. The duration of flowering is not the same for all varieties, but on average, open flowers can be observed within 2-2.5 weeks.

Popular varieties

A few varieties of the eighth grade are used in landscaping, are very popular in urban landscape design - they adorn parks and city gardens in Europe and other countries. For the design of flower beds, alpine slides, flower beds, these varieties are also used quite often. They are great for forcing and cutting. What do the most popular varieties of the class look like and what are special about?

Tulip variety Artist (Artist).

Tulip variety Artist (see photo) is very good for creating group compositions with large-flowered, tall tulips. This flower is planted, as a rule, in the foreground, since it does not differ tall- the maximum is able to stretch 50-55 cm, no more. The stems are thin, but dense, erect, surrounded by a thin basal rosette of long, narrow leaves. It blooms once, not earlier than mid-May.

When will it be installed warm weather, reveals lily-shaped flowers, with bent outwards, pointed tips of the petals. The edges of the petals are painted in a pinkish-red hue, and the middle is underlined by a wide stripe-stroke, green. Variety artist is more hardy than others, less prone to disease, but does not tolerate too low temperatures, therefore, needs shelter for the winter.

Tulip variety Spring Green.

Tulip variety Spring Green (see photo) is a very beautiful spring flower with a delicate color. This is a great option for spring bouquets, landscaping, as well as an excellent variety for group compositions in combination with scarlet and pink varieties. The Spring Green variety does not grow above 50 cm. It blooms at the same time as the rest of the class, approximately 2-3 weeks in May.

The maximum duration of the flowering phase for this variety is 2 weeks. The flower is about 6-8 cm high, the petals are bent outwards. The middle of the petal is green, and the shade becomes thicker and brighter closer to the bottom, and in the upper part the stroke becomes sharper and brighter. The margins of the petals are white. The Spring Green variety has a higher multiplication factor compared to others.

Tulip variety Greenland.

Tulip variety Greenland (see photo) - very popular in Holland, used in urban gardening, in group compositions, in gardens and parks. The flower is special in that it is overly sensitive to the sun, and exposure to the rays leads to fading and a shortening of the flowering period. The growth of the Greenland tulip is a maximum of 60 cm, no more. The height of lily-shaped flowers is up to 7-8 cm.

The flowers are very decorative - the middle of their petals is pierced by a bright green stroke, and the edges of a pale pinkish hue. Planting material must be disinfected, and it is also important to ensure that the soil is not infected - this variety does not have disease resistance. It is planted in the middle of autumn, and for a successful wintering in regions with a harsh climate, it is necessary to cover the soil area above the bulbs.

Tulip variety China Town (China Town).

The China Town tulip variety (see photo) is the shortest representative of the green-colored class. The height of the plant is not more than 40 cm, and this characteristic distinguishes it from the rest. The flowers also do not differ in large sizes - they reach a height of about 6-7 cm, but their color makes them very decorative.

Variegated petals are painted in 2 colors - in the center there is a bright, saturated green stroke, and the edges are a soft pinkish hue. The tips of the petals are pointed, they are slightly bent outward when the flower opens. Representatives of this variety are well suited for forcing. The China Town variety tolerates frost well in the soil and is not prone to disease.

Tulip variety Golden Artist (Golden Artist).

The tulip variety Golden Artist (see photo) is a small-flowered masterpiece that was recently created by Dutch breeders. According to its external characteristics, it is very similar to another green-flowered variety - an artist, but at the same time it differs in color. Golden Artist grows up to 40-50 cm, its flowers are no more than 5-6 cm in height. The stems are not leafy, around them are basal leaves, dense, long and narrow.

The main feature of the Golden Artist tulip is its unusual color. The dense fabric of the bent petals combines several shades. Middle outside petals are colored green. The stroke is not uniform, blurry, smoothly turning into a contrasting yellow-golden hue of the edge of the petals.

Tulip cultivar Florosa.

Tulip variety Florosa (see photo) blooms later than all other varieties. Therefore, it is especially appreciated by flower growers, because it closes the flowering season of these early flowers. Florosa is an exotic mutated variety of tulips that was bred in Holland. It grows up to 50 cm, has a standard structure of the stem and basal leaves.

The color of the petals is considered unusual - several shades harmoniously complement each other. The very center of the petal is painted in juicy, green tint. This central stroke diverges and the green tint fades. Directly the edge of the petal is light, and between this border and the stroke is a pinkish color. Due to its short stature, the variety is used only in the foreground in group flower arrangements.

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Dream Interpretation - Greens

The fresh, beautiful greens that you see in a dream means renewal, new business, new acquaintances and opportunities. If it grows before your eyes, then in reality you will find the strength in yourself to accomplish the incredible. For creative people, a dream predicts the disclosure of their talent, a surge of inspiration and possible public recognition. Planting greens (plants) in a dream is a sign that you will succeed with your work. The larger the roots of the plants, the more thoroughly you will arrange your life. Eating raw greens, which we used to eat boiled or fried in a dream, means danger or illness. According to some opinions, such a dream predicts the possibility of a fire. The dream in which you saw greens with a strong smell means that you can count on important news that will open your eyes to some events. There is the usual greenery in a dream - to anxiety and unrest. There are legumes (green beans, etc.) - a sign of health and well-being. See interpretation: grass, smell, plants.

This is the youngest, not numerous (1.6% of the world assortment), garden class tulips, which acquired official status in 1981. Representatives of this class are characterized by a green back of petals that persists throughout the entire period ...

This is the youngest, not numerous (1.6% of the world assortment), garden class of tulips, which acquired official status in 1981.

Representatives of this class are characterized by a green back of the petals, which persists throughout the entire flowering period. The combination of a green center with a white, pink, red, yellow edge of the petals looks quite exotic.

Fans of unusual tulips have already managed to take a closer look at these "green" flowers and, having appreciated them, brought them to their dacha. To say that they are at the peak of popularity is probably an exaggeration, but that they "have not gone out of fashion" is true!

The height of their peduncles varies from medium (45-50 cm) to high (more than 50 cm). Their leaves are medium-sized, narrow; come with a white border around the edge. The flower is refined, of the most diverse forms: goblet, cup-shaped, lily-shaped; usually the middle of the petals is thickened. Flowers bloom from mid-April - May. Good for cutting.

Tulip variety ‘China Tow’

Delicate pink-green variety. The height of the peduncle is 40 cm. The flower is cup-shaped, up to 10 cm high. The leaves are white-edged.

Tulip variety ‘Christmas Exotic’

A very beautiful variety. Durable peduncle 40-60 cm high. Goblet flower, 8-9 cm high. Blossoms in April-May.

Tulip variety ‘Doll’s Minuet’

Luxurious variety with pale pink-green flowers, 7 cm high. Peduncle 60 cm high.

Tulip variety ‘Esperanto’

A very exotic variety! Variegated. The height of the peduncle is 30-40 cm. The flower is cup-shaped, 8-10 cm high; the petals are slightly ruffled along the edge.

Tulip variety ‘Hollywood’

Exquisite variety. Peduncle up to 30 cm high. Lily-shaped flower, 4-6 cm high; blooms in May.

Tulip variety ‘Spring Green’

White-green variety. Peduncle 50-60 cm high. The flower is cup-shaped, up to 8 cm high; blooms from mid-April. Nicely cut.

Tulip variety ‘Red Springgreen’

Red-green variety, peduncle up to 50 cm. The flower is goblet-cupped, up to 8 cm high; blooms from mid-April. Nicely cut.

Tulip variety ‘Flaming Springgreen’

A very fashionable variety. On its white-green petals, red stripes “fly up” like tongues of flame. The flower is cup-shaped, 6-10 cm high. The peduncle is not high, 45-55 cm.

Tulip variety ‘Violet Bird’

Gorgeous variety. The flower is dark purple, when fading - light pink with a constant wide greenish back; blooms from the end of April. Peduncle 30-60 cm high.

Tulip variety ‘Virichick’

Very interesting pink-green variety. The height of the peduncle is 25 cm. The flower is lily-shaped, 6-8 cm high. Its beauty is enhanced in group plantings. Good in rockeries.published