Botanical Tulips
("Specie tulips / Rockgarden tulips")

Origins:
It is generally assumed that about 150 different wild species exist in an area running roughly from Central Asia to Spain and Portugal.
Planting Tips:
Technically speaking the term 'Botanical tulips' is not correct but for ease of reference we have grouped these low-growing tulips together under this name. They do not at all look like 'traditional' tulips: usually their foliage is minimal and very narrow & spinley. However, of all the tulips currently on the market, they do naturalize the best in pretty much every climate zone. Plant them in groups of 15-25 and you will be amazed by the colorful show that these cute little tulips will give year after year.
Flowers in the Botanical Tulips Family
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Tulipa acuminata
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Tulipa bakeri
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Tulipa clusiana
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Tulipa eichleri
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Tulipa kolpakowskiana
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Tulipa linifolia
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Tulipa pulchella
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Tulipa saxatilis
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Tulipa tarda
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Tulipa turkestanica
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Tulipa urumiensis