Did you know there are over 1500 different tulip varieties? From traditional types to fringed to parrots to peony doubles colored in pinks, purples, reds, yellows, orange and near every shade in between. Minus black and blue. There are a number of tulips that look almost black when the light is right, but blue is an elusive color in nature and especially so with tulips. If by chance you ever find one blooming in your garden… we’d love to be the first to know! | RoozenGaarde

Did you know that many tulips don’t grow back year after year? There are some tulip types which are perennial, including botanical tulips like Tulip ‘Coerulea Oculata Alba’, and also the large Darwin Hybrid Tulips - these types are a good value option if you want the same tulips to appear every year where you initially planted them in the garden. If you prefer to change your spring planting scheme each year, there are the fancy, double or frilly tulips tend to do well for the first year only, th