What other names does the tulip have? Let us introduce you to its other names

Other names for the tulip

Foreign lotus, grass musk, tulip fragrance, Dutch flower

Habits of the tulip

The tulip originated in high mountain areas and likes environments that are wet and cold in winter and dry and hot in summer.

It lies dormant in summer and takes root and sprouts new buds in winter. But the buds do not emerge from the soil; only after winter do they grow and form stems and leaves.

The flowering period is March/April each year, and the suitable temperature is 15~20°C.

Tulips like light and a sheltered environment. They are strongly cold-resistant and can withstand low temperatures of -14°C; in winter they can overwinter under snow cover. But they are afraid of heat.

They require loose, fertile, acidic sandy soil.

The flower language of the tulip

The meanings of tulips also differ according to flower color.

Tulip - universal love, thoughtfulness, elegance, wealth, ability, intelligence, kindness

Tulip (purple) - endless love, beloved

Tulip (white) - pure and lofty love

Tulip (pink) - eternal love

Tulip (red) - a confession of love, passionate, joyful affection

Tulip (yellow) - cheerfulness

Tulip (black) - noble, mysterious, unique crown of leadership power and honor