Almost synonymous with springtime, tulips begin blooming in March and continue to share their colors through May. Tulips were first cultivated in Turkey around 1000 A.D., but were growing wildly in the region much earlier. Since their cultivation, they spread rapidly, taking root across Europe, Asia, and eventually the rest of the world. Today, around one hundred species are recognized and over three thousand different varieties of tulips have been documented. These large numbers lend to a wide variety in appearance and color. Tulips bloom in almost every color of the rainbow including green, orange, yellow, pink, red, purple, white, multicolor, and a purple that is so dark it appears nearly black. They also grow to varied heights and feature differently shaped petals. In addition, some varieties of tulips bloom in clusters and others individually. Despite the plant’s variance in appearance, tulips all symbolize one thing – springtime. This spring, our professional florists at Trias Flowers, Weddings & Events look forward to hanging up our winter coats, opening the windows, and selecting the perfect tulip arrangements to help you and your loved ones celebrate the season.

Pink Tulips

To achieve a truly fresh springtime feeling, send a simple bouquet of pink tulips. Arranged in a clear glass vase, willow branches entwine the tulip stems and bear grass accents the warmly colored blooms. This arrangement does spring elegantly. 

Spring Sensations

Another way to celebrate springtime with the flora is with a medley of classic spring flowers. Our Spring Sensations bouquet features clusters of pink roses, white hydrangea, and greenery alongside crisp pink tulips. Arranged in a green square container, this bouquet adds a modern element to a classically elegant bouquet. 

Brilliant Blooms

In addition to symbolizing spring, tulips also represent imagination, dreaminess, perfect love, and the profession of love. The inventor, dreamer, or loved one in your life will surely appreciate a brilliant bouquet featuring a variety of springtime flowers including our favorite, tulips. This fun bouquet features a rainbow of vibrant color with clusters of red and yellow roses, pink and purple hyacinth, blue hydrangea, and pink tulips. This arrangement’s lively colors will energize any room with the spirit of spring.

No matter which variety of tulip or other spring flowers you choose to celebrate the coming of spring, our professional florists look forward to helping you select the best flowers and arrangements for you and your loved ones.