By Mary H. Dyer, Master Naturalist and Master Gardener If you’re new to the world of tulips, you’ll be amazed at the diversity and sheer number of tulip varieties available to gardeners, ranging from tall, stately tulips to petite, dainty tulip varieties and even a few whimsical or odd-looking tulip bulb types. Read on to learn about just a few of the many different kinds of tulips. Varieties of Tulip Below are the most common types of tulip flowers grown in gardens: Standard – Traditional, old-fashioned tulips available in many forms and shades, either single or bi-colors. Standard tulips are easy to find and relatively inexpensive. Parrot – Impressive, long-stemmed tulips distinctive for fringed, feathery, ruffled, twisted, or curled petals in a variety of vibrant colors. Fringed – As the name suggests, fringed tulips display a fine fringe that gives the blooms a soft, frilly appearance. Colors include pink, red,
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