Vvedensky's tulip (Tulipa vvedenskyi)

Vvedensky's tulip

Vvedensky's tulip is a bulbous perennial boasting striking cup-shaped flowers. Its vivid red to orange blossoms, with a yellow base, appear in spring. Growing up to 30 cm tall, this species thrives in well-drained soils under full sun to partial shade. Vvedensky's tulip is adapted to temperate climates and is often found gracing rocky subalpine zones, showcasing nature's resilience.

Scientific classification

Species

Vvedensky's tulip (Tulipa vvedenskyi)

Lilies, supplejacks and allies

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Toxic to Pets

Toxicity

Perennial

Lifespan

Herb

Plant Type

Red, Yellow, Orange

Flower Color

Summer dormancy

Dormancy

Deciduous

Leaf type

5 - 32 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Cultivars

There are several recognized cultivars of Vvedensky's tulip, including the following common varieties :

Tulips 'Ballade Dream'

Care Guide for Vvedensky's tulip

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

5 - 32 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Garden Soil

Soil Type

Water: Originating from rocky slopes, vvedensky's tulip thrives in semi-arid regions with infrequent rainfall. It requires weekly watering, with increased moisture during active growth in spring and reduced watering in dormancy post-bloom, making it well-suited for temperate outdoor environments.

Fertilize: For vvedensky's tulip, usually discarded after blooming, there's no need for fertilizer. If soil quality is poor, incorporate balanced fertilizer or bone meal during planting.

Pruning: Vvedensky's tulip features vibrant, cup-shaped flowers and prefers well-drained soil. Prune faded flowers in early spring and cut back yellowing foliage later, promoting bulb health. Use sterile tools to prevent infections. Proper care ensures vibrant growth for the next season.

Propagation: Small bulbs can be collected from vvedensky's tulip and planted in pots. Ensure spacing is three times their diameter and cover with 3 cm of soil. Keep in shade and moist. After one year, bulbs can share a pot with fertilizer. They will flower in 2 to 3 years.

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