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Fragrant flowers in an enticing strawberry-pink shade make the Pink Impression cultivar a true star of the spring months. We have been growing Impression family tulips since the very beginning and we swear by them because they reliably form the foundation of the garden. We consider them to be among the most beautiful simple tulips of all, and they always delight us with their strong growth. Their long stems bear perfectly shaped chalices that open during April and May. The deep pink color pairs excellently with white or blue spring flowers in mixed perennial beds. From a distance, the flowers attract bees, for whom they provide an enticing stop after the winter. These tulips do not require any support and hold their shape steadily. The straight stems make them easy to arrange into bouquets, in which this variety looks very cheerful and clean. It will bring you a lot of joy at home in a vase.

A fascinating combination of deep orange colors with purple stripes and subtle green in places. Once the flower opens, it resembles a peony. It is ideal for florists thanks to its luxurious appearance.

The 'Margarita' tulip brings a piece of true elegance to the spring garden with its rich, full flowers in a deep purple shade. You will receive a high-quality, large bulb from us, from which a plant thirty to forty-five centimeters tall will grow during April and May. An interesting detail of this variety is its darker gray-green stems, on which the rich flowers stand out beautifully. You will also love the pleasant fragrance it spreads around. In the flower bed, it will look great in combination with other spring bulbs or lower-growing perennials in light colors, which will highlight its purple tone. Double-flowered tulips often resemble small peonies in shape, and 'Margarita' is no exception. Sturdy stems make this cultivar an ideal choice for spring cutting. It stays fresh in a vase for a long time, and you can easily put together fragrant bouquets with it.

The dark purple 'San Luiz' tulip belongs to those varieties that bring well-deserved attention to the spring garden. Its flowers are decorated with finely fringed edges, which give it a very elegant and slightly unconventional look. It blooms in April and May, when its striking color forms a wonderful contrast to the fresh green leaves and light tones of other spring flowers. In addition, the flowers attract bees and other useful insects, which are just looking for their first food sources in early spring. 'San Luiz' grows on sturdy stems reaching a height of just under half a meter, which makes it a perfect flower not only for garden displays but also for cut bouquets. Indoors, it maintains its attractive shape and rich shade for many days. We like to combine it with white or, conversely, deep yellow tulip varieties and small bulbous plants, with which it forms beautifully balanced spring displays.

The 'Marvel Parrot' tulip is an unmissable novelty from the popular parrot family, which immediately catches the eye with its fantastically frayed petals. Its color is a rich, pure pink. You won't find any reflections or streaks on the flower; the color is simply perfect and uniform. Perhaps that is why it reminds us so much of the popular Hubba Bubba bubblegum. The flowers open during April and May on sturdy stems growing to a height of about forty to fifty centimeters, from which they literally shine above the fresh green leaves. You will receive the largest bulbs from us, from which beautiful and strong plants will grow in the spring. Parrot tulips bring unusual texture and dynamics to spring flower beds, which complements other spring flowers perfectly. It stands out beautifully in mixed plantings alongside blue forget-me-nots or white daffodils, where it fully displays its distinct color. 'Marvel Parrot' is also a wonderful choice for florists and lovers of fresh-cut bouquets. The sturdy stems are made for cutting, and the rich, ruffled flowers will turn even a simple bouquet into a visual experience. For the vase, cut the stems when the buds are colored but not yet fully open.

Zanzibar is a stunning tulip that will surely catch the eye of every gardener and florist. The lower part of the flower is snow-white and transitions into soft shades of pink up to a white, fringed top.

The parrot tulip 'Parrot Prince' brings a completely fresh look full of dynamics to spring garden beds. At first glance, it catches the eye with its dark purple flowers, which are noticeably ruffled and fringed. It is this unconventional shape that gives the plant its name and ensures it will not go unnoticed in April and May. It grows to a height of forty to fifty centimeters, and its rich colors harmonize perfectly with the softer pastel tones of other spring flowers. We love it not only for its beauty but also because it provides valuable food for bees and bumblebees early in the spring. You will receive the largest bulbs from us, which will produce strong stems in a sunny or semi-shaded spot. Moreover, this cultivar is a perfect choice for lovers of cut flowers. The purple ruffled flowers make an exceptionally unusual impression in a vase and are perfect for spring bouquets, adding unexpected texture and elegance. Although it is a short-lived perennial, its stunning color and shape will definitely brighten up your spring days.

The 'Lydia' tulip immediately catches the eye with its deep pink to fuchsia color, which reliably banishes the gray of a long winter in the spring garden. The flowers have a classic tulip shape with pointed petals. The stems are firm and darker, creating a nice contrast that adds to the overall elegance. The plant grows to a height of about thirty to forty-five centimeters, so it will certainly stand out in the flower bed while maintaining a neat shape without the need for any support. It fits perfectly into mixed spring plantings, where it can be excellently combined with lower perennials or small bulbous plants in light pastel tones. Moreover, 'Lydia' smells beautiful, and its early spring flowers act as a welcome source of food for the first bees and other pollinators. If you like to bring a piece of spring into your home, it is an excellent choice for cutting. It stays firm and fresh in a vase for a very long time. You will receive the largest bulbs from us, which will grow into strong and healthy, vibrant plants in the spring.

Yellow-colored centers resembling a flame with paler petal edges that darken over time. They are a beautiful garden decoration and are also suitable for tied bouquets. Also interesting is the coloring of the leaves, which are blue-green with white edges, making them unique. Stems up to 55cm long add an impressive look to the garden.

Joser tulips are truly a breathtaking sight. They captivate with their color diversity. Each flower has a yellow center, purple dominates the petal, and their edges gradually lighten to white.

With its exotic appearance, this parrot tulip will captivate you at first glance. It has wonderful deep red colors, complemented by green outer petals with soft yellow coloring. It will make an unusual impression in the garden and in a vase.

The 'Columbus' tulip brings an unmissable play of colors and a delicate fragrance to the spring garden. It captivates with its rich flowers that gradually transition from raspberry-red and pink tones to a pure white trim on the petal edges. During April and May, it grows to a height of thirty to forty-five centimeters, and thanks to its strong stems, it handles itself easily without support. In flower beds, it looks excellent in larger groups or in combination with other spring bulbs, such as daffodils and grape hyacinths. The striking flowers, together with classic green leaves, perfectly fill emptier spaces under budding shrubs or on the edges of mixed beds. 'Columbus' is absolutely ideal for cutting into bouquets. Its fragrant flowers stay fresh in a vase for a very long time and bring the awakening energy of spring into your interior. Bouquets of these tulips look full and do not require complex arranging; just a few stems are enough to create a beautiful table decoration.

The Rosy Diamond tulip is a wonderful addition to the spring garden and a direct sibling to our popular Blue Diamond variety. That one has had a place in our tulip beds from the very beginning and has always been an absolute reliable performer, both in the vase and out in the flowerbed. When we discovered it had a pink sibling, our joy was immense. Rosy Diamond reaches a height of thirty to forty-five centimeters and immediately catches the eye with its darker stems. They form a perfect contrast to the pastel pink flowers with their almost translucent petals. As the flower gradually ages and matures, its edges lighten slightly, which gives the whole tulip an extraordinary delicacy and dynamism. In the garden, it complements other spring bulbs perfectly, and for lovers of cut flowers, it is a clear choice for us. It looks incredibly fragile in a vase, yet it also lasts for a very long time.

The Dreamer tulip embodies the true elegance and grace of a spring garden. Its rich, full blooms in soft pastel shades of cream and pink resemble fluffy clouds and fully live up to their name. The flowers open during April and May on sturdy stems that reach a height of thirty to forty-five centimeters. In addition to their visual beauty, you will be delighted by their pleasant fragrance, which reliably attracts the first spring bees and other pollinators seeking valuable nectar after a long winter to the garden. They stand out best in larger groups in spring flowerbeds. The neutral green foliage and pastel tones can be easily combined with more striking spring bulbs or delicate forget-me-nots, to which they add a gentle contrast. You will receive the largest bulbs from us, which will grow into strong and healthy plants. Moreover, Dreamer is an ideal choice for cutting. You can bring rich, fragrant bouquets into your home, which will create a wonderful atmosphere and delight you with their longevity.

White and green tones in spring beds have a unique charm, and the 'Exotic Emperor' tulip is clear proof of that. This cultivar excels with its original flowers, which rise on sturdy stems to a height of around forty centimeters. During April and May, it creates a spectacle full of delicate details in the garden. The unopened buds are bordered by interesting green and creamy stripes. As soon as the flowers open, the petals overlap each other and reveal a pure white center. Its unexpectedly strong scent also attracts attention. In a flower bed, it is exceptionally easy to combine with small early perennials, and its calm coloring can tone down the sharper contrasts of more vibrant flowers. Its sweet nectar also reliably attracts spring bees and bumblebees. Strong and straight stems make it an excellent cut flower that gradually blooms into stunning shapes in a vase. From us, you will receive large, strong bulbs ready for planting directly into your garden beds.

We discovered parrot tulips recently and fell in love with them at first sight! The twisted leaves add new texture to bouquets and flower beds. They look most charming even when fading, when they grow to the size of a palm. You really only need a few to create a wonderful effect. And the Madonna tulip is the most beautiful of all parrots. Giant ivory-colored flowers have delicate green veining and a tender golden center.

The pink and salmon tones of the Salmon Impression tulip will literally brighten up any spring flowerbed. We have been growing these Impression family tulips since the very beginning and we swear by them because their large bulbs grow into exceptionally strong and healthy plants. You can look forward to huge, classically shaped flowers that open during April and May on sturdy stems up to sixty centimeters tall. The delicate salmon-pink color looks very playful in the garden and pairs perfectly with white or deep purple spring flowers. Outside of the flowerbed, this tulip makes a wonderful display indoors as well. It is exceptionally well-suited for cutting, and thanks to its sturdy stems, it does not bend in a vase. Whether you let it bring you joy outdoors or arrange it into a lush spring bouquet, it is guaranteed to become your favorite.

The 'Kobla' tulip is the embodiment of spring joy and freshness. Its classic cup-shaped flowers on sturdy stems create a magnificent spectacle in the awakening garden. You will receive a healthy bulb from us, which you simply plant in the soil, and this spring classic will emerge in the spring. The flowers stand out best in larger groups, where they create a continuous splash of color. They complement other spring bulbs perfectly, such as daffodils or grape hyacinths, and also pair beautifully with early-blooming perennials. Tulips are also a huge attraction for the first spring pollinators, providing them with much-needed nourishment after a long winter. If you love creating spring bouquets, 'Kobla' will not disappoint. Thanks to its long, sturdy stems, it is perfect for cutting. For the vase, it is ideal to harvest the flowers when the buds are fully colored but still closed. They will remain beautiful and fresh in water for over a week, bringing a piece of the spring garden directly into your home.

The striking and completely undemanding 'Cherrelle' Nasturtium should not be missing from any garden. This vital annual comes from the Andes, so it is accustomed to full sun and well-drained soil. It manages well in sandy or poor soil, where it will bloom much more abundantly than in an over-fertilized bed. From us, you will receive a well-rooted seedling in a pot, which you can plant directly outdoors. The 'Cherrelle' cultivar maintains a naturally compact, bushy growth habit to a height of around thirty to forty centimeters and does not require support or pinching. Its cherry-red flowers are fragrant and reliably attract bees from June to autumn. In a vegetable garden, Nasturtium often functions as a trap, drawing aphids to itself and protecting the rest of your crop. It is perfect for the edges of flower beds, where you can pluck its edible, spicy leaves and flowers for your plate at any time. It is not used for cutting or drying. The plant will not survive freezing temperatures, but it reliably reseeds itself for future years.

A tulip very similar to Rosy Diamond, but the color is a much warmer pink with a soft sheen where the petal tips lighten. It is definitely suitable for wedding floristry, but it also looks great in the flowerbed; the leaves are a beautiful light green, creating a great combination.

The Antartica tulip is the embodiment of spring purity and elegance. It stands out for its uncomplicated beauty, with a sturdy stem bearing a large, velvety white bloom adorned with delicate pastel yellow streaking. The flowers open during April and May and reach a height of about forty to fifty centimeters. They look very fresh in spring beds and can be easily combined with brightly colored bulbs or shorter perennials, to which they add necessary structure and a light contrast. This plant will be appreciated not only by lovers of calm color tones but also by bees and other pollinators searching for their first food after winter. Moreover, the sturdy stems do not need any support and easily withstand spring weather. You will receive healthy, large bulbs from us, from which even complete beginners will grow wonderful flowers in the spring. Florists and anyone who enjoys creating bouquets will be delighted with this variety. The cut flowers stay beautiful and firm in a vase for quite a long time, bringing an unmistakable spring atmosphere into your home.

The pure white flowers of the 'White Magic' tulip bring peace and harmony to the spring garden. This variety features sturdy, medium-height stems topped with large flowers with smooth petals in a radiant white shade. You will receive strong bulbs ready for planting in the soil, where they will soon create lush, fresh-looking patches. White tulips are very popular because they visually expand the space and brighten up even slightly shaded areas under tree canopies. Try planting them in larger groups where their pure color really stands out, or complement them with pastel pink or purple varieties for a romantic look. The gently opening chalices of the tulips attract not only the human eye but also serve as welcome stopovers for the first spring pollinators. This white elegance is also fantastic for cutting. For the vase, it is ideal to cut the stems the moment the buds begin to show color, which allows them to bring you joy for much longer at home while you watch them unfurl up close.

The 'Ippon' tulip is a spring classic that will reliably enliven any garden. From April to May, it produces beautiful, subtly fragrant flowers on sturdy stems thirty to forty-five centimeters high. Fragrance is not entirely common in tulips, making this variety a welcome addition to spring beds. The green leaves create a nice contrast to the flowers, and the entire plant has a very cohesive look. The flowers are a rich source of food for waking bees and bumblebees. Thanks to its height and strength, 'Ippon' is perfectly suited for cutting. It is best to harvest the stems for a vase when the buds are fully colored but still closed. We send our customers the largest bulbs, which will grow into strong and vital plants in the spring. In the garden, it looks great in combination with other spring bulbs or as a foreground planting for lower shrubs, where it thrives in both sun and light partial shade.

This originally wild and attractive species comes from southern Turkey and Syria. Its flowers are not as opulent as those of large-flowered varieties. They look like delicate pink-purple sparklers on long thin stems. In flower beds, they work well in steppe plantings. They are perfect for cutting, both fresh and dried. They last 14 days in a vase.

The 'Rozalynn' tulip will bring an irresistibly delicate atmosphere to the spring garden thanks to its pastel pink flowers. The blooms appear during April and May on sturdy stems thirty to forty-five centimeters tall. The deep green leaves create a perfect contrast to the pink heads. You will receive the largest bulbs from us, which will grow into strong and healthy plants in the spring after being planted in the soil in autumn. 'Rozalynn' stands out in the front parts of perennial beds, where it perfectly complements early-blooming species, and it also looks wonderful in larger groups. Because spring days are often still cold, the fully opened flowers act as a valuable and early source of food for bees and bumblebees. The sturdy stems do not require support, so these tulips are great for cutting. You can bring a piece of spring freshness into your vase that will bring you joy for many days.