There is no person who does not know what istulips. Bright and tender, they appear in our markets with the arrival of spring. Two and a half thousand species of these flowers are now known. The rich palette of colors of their petals affects a variety of shades. Answering the question of what color tulips are, we can say that any. From white to black and from blue to dark purple. When choosing a bouquet, most of us are guided by the appearance of the buds and pay little attention to the color of the petals. But each is fraught with a certain value.
History of tulips
Of course, the colors of tulips found in the wild are not very diverse, they are mostly red. All the shades that are currently available have been deduced by painstaking selection by selection.
In ancient Persia, they were grown in the palaces of the sheikhs.The tulip festival, called Sairi Lola, has come to our days and is annually celebrated. These flowers came to Turkey from Persia in the 15th century. They called them "Lala". Later this word became a female name, which is still one of the most popular in the East.
Tulips came to Europe thanks to Austrianto Ambassador de Buybeck. He brought several bulbs to Vienna, where they were cultivated for some time in the Vienna Garden. Gradually, tulips reached France and Germany, and later Holland, where the real insanity began because of these beautiful flowers. There was a case when a beer for a tulip bulb was given in cost of 30 thousand florins. Having fallen in love with these flowers, the Dutch brought out hundreds of their varieties. All of them are beautiful, and all give a wonderful mood and joy. However, the importance of the color of tulips in a bouquet is very important for many.
Red
There are a lot of varieties of red tulips.There are simple, there are terry, there are with fringed petals. In the Red Emperor variety, the flower opens its buds completely. And Garden Spot remains half open. The red color has many shades: from scarlet to dark red, almost burgundy. Most often in our beds you can find varieties Parade, Madame Curie, Boston. Recently, tulips Edda, Redwing and others, whose petals have the thinnest fringe, are popular.
Pink
Among the varieties of pink tulips mostIt is spread by Eipricot Beauty. The petals of its flowers are so delicate that they appear fragile. Very interesting tulips Angelica, their terry like peonies. New Bow and Bellflower are popular among the fringed.
Yellow
Giving a sunny bouquet to your loved ones, we are on the tongueflowers wish them well-being and prosperity. There is a good legend about happiness, as if it chose a house for itself in a yellow tulip and did not open it to anyone. Only one little boy, who ran to the flower with a sincere childish smile, the flower opened its petals. The most favorite varieties are Golden Apeldorn, peony of Mon Amour, tulips with fringe Laverok and Hamilton.
Whites
Black
The dark colors of tulips, and in particular black,were commissioned by the Negro representatives of Haarlem and had to emphasize the beauty of the black Dutch. However, the significance of such colors is associated not with beauty and not with the struggle for freedom, but with unrequited love. Having presented such a bouquet, you in the language of flowers hint at your feelings without due reciprocity.
Sometimes black tulips are given when they wantshow that feelings are so strong that death is not terrible. True, some associate these flowers with material benefits and prosperity in business. Therefore, such a gift does not always mean feelings. Perhaps the one who gives it simply wishes you success and wealth. The Black Prince variety is the most sought after in our markets.
Blue and blue
Such tulips in the bouquet - this desire to hitthe one who gives flowers. The giver as if speaks of such a power of his feelings that he will be able to get the impossible. Also, blue is the harbinger of great luck and success. There is a legend that blue tulips bloom high in the mountains for only a few days, and those who find them will be successful in life.
Motley
It is impossible to list all the colors of tulips and allcombinations of shades that are simultaneously on the petals of these flowers. Red with yellow, white with pink, red with white fringe and thousands more turn tulips into unusually bright and colorful flowers. It is believed that the person giving such a bouquet intends to emphasize the beauty of the eyes of the one to whom the bouquet is intended. If you don’t think about your eyes, motley tulips, which fascinate you with their fantastic beauty with strokes and dots on petals, unusually lift your spirits, give you smiles and bring many pleasant moments into relationships.