Lily-Flowered Tulips (Tulips in the shape of a lily) are one of the most elegant tulip categories. Their flowers have a unique, delicate silhouette reminiscent of a lily blossom. Their petals are narrow, long, and pointed at the tip, with the ability to bend gracefully outward. When the sun is strong, the flowers open wide, forming a star. At night or when the temperature drops, they close tightly into a beautiful bud.

They develop tall, slender but particularly flexible stems that usually reach 50 to 60 centimeters. These stems withstand rain and wind well. They belong to the late tulips, blooming towards the end of spring (April - May), extending the color festivity in the garden.

They are planted in the fall (from October to December), when the soil has cooled sufficiently. They prefer fully sunny locations for proper and uniform growth. They need fertile, light soil with excellent drainage. The bulbs are planted at a depth of about 10-15 centimeters (with the tip facing upwards), leaving a distance of 10 centimeters between them. Plant them in dense groups of 10-15 bulbs per spot for a richer visual effect in the spring.