The tulips were set out in cardboard bins, with a big picture of the bloom on the front of each box. Looking back, it seems ...

Perhaps that's why we love tulips so much: They're a sign that spring has finally arrived! With their stately presence, these elegant spring flowers add vivid color and splendor to garden beds ...

Squirrels love to eat tulip bulbs; they must be the right flavor and texture for a fall treat, sort of the dessert after a cheek full of peanuts and tree nuts. My new tested “out squirrel them ...

That kicked off a love story for the ages—and a beauty brand. Hein van Haaster turned out to be a fourth generation Tulip farmer from the Netherlands, whose family’s tulip farm, HM van Haaster ...

In addition to delighting visitors, the farm sports a Tulips for Love & Hope program, donating the flowers that were discarded in the fields to local nursing homes and soup kitchens.

Holland may be famous for its tulips, but they’re all over Cheyenne as well each summer. The Cheyenne Botanic Gardens buys ...

Image Tulips have become popular in part because they don’t necessarily connote romantic love.Credit...Lyndon French for The New York Times At Southside Blooms, a floral nonprofit in Chicago ...

Now in its fourth year, the tulip fields began as a ‘fun idea’ inspired by Reed’s love of the flowers. Drawn to the idea of bringing people together outdoors to enjoy the spring weather ...

Try buying tulips or another cool-weather flower, and take a minute to ask where they were grown. Try to skip the cellophane wrapping. And of course, compost that bouquet. Love it, or hate it?

Perhaps that's why we love tulips so much: They're a sign that spring has finally arrived! One of the ways of classifying tulips is by when they bloom and how long the blooms last. Thus ...