Tulips are perennial herbs that are planted in the fall and bloom in the spring from April to May. The flowers are available in red, yellow, white, blue and purple.

Originally planted in Xinjiang, China, Xinjiang tulips were originally brought to Türkiye by a missionary from Xinjiang and later introduced to Europe, where they became popular in Belgium, the Netherlands and England in the mid-17th century.

Tulips prefer a sunny, wind-sheltered climate with warm, humid winters and cool, dry summers. It prefers humus-rich, loose, fertile, well-drained, slightly acidic, sandy soil.

Through the cultivation of horticulturists, there are more than 8,000 varieties worldwide. About 150 species are in mass production, among which red, yellow, and purple are the most popular.

The tulip symbolizes nobility and elegance, and the flower is like a noble maiden with a graceful temperament. As the national flower of the Netherlands, the tulip is often seen as a representative of victory.

It is also seen as a confession of love, a gift to a loved one and a way to tell her that you only want to be with her.

Tulips come in a variety of colors, and the language of the flower varies by color. Red is passionate, pink is happy, and black is mysterious and noble.

The romantic legend of tulips.

As we all know, the rose is a symbol of love, but in Holland, there is also a romantic love legend about tulips.In ancient Europe, there was a beautiful princess living in a castle, and three handsome knights fell in love with her at the same time.

These three knights began to find ways to woo the princess.

One of them gave her a crown, one gave her a sword, and the other gave her gold. The princess was very worried, did not know how to choose, because the three men are so good, so she had to ask the god of flowers for help.

The god of flowers then transformed her into a tulip, the crown into a bud, the sword into a leaf, and the gold into a bulb, thus accepting the love of three knights at the same time. The tulip also became the embodiment of love.

As the crown represents incomparable status, and the sword is a symbol of power, and the possession of gold is the possession of wealth, so in ancient Europe only noble and famous people are qualified to plant tulips.

A unique tulip.

It is said that a shoemaker produced a rare "black" tulip on a small plantation. When word got out, a group of growers from other countries visited him and convinced him to sell them the flower. Finally, the cobbler sold his treasure to them at a high price. To his surprise, one of the buyers immediately dropped the black tulip to the ground and stomped it into a puddle of mud with his foot. The shoemaker was stunned.

The buyers, however, easily explained that they too had bred a black tulip and would give anything to ensure that their flower was unique.

In poetry, the tulip is seen as a symbol of victory and beauty, and it can also represent grace and elegance. The tulip is also a symbol of victory and beauty, as well as representing pure friendship and eternal blessings.

Send a tulip to the love of your life and tell them how much you love them.