The Tulip Tree is a perennial plant that takes the shape of a fairly tall, yet narrow tree. Its most characteristic feature, from which the plant has taken the name, is the yellowish-green flowers that strongly resemble flowering tulips. Hundreds of such tulips grow on the tree; this aspect makes this variety truly unique and glamorous. The Tulip Tree is most often grown on its own.

Growing: the seeds can be sown all-year-round. The seeds germinate over a very long period of time; it may last up to ten months. The plants flower from June to July.

Each packet contains one gram of seeds.
Each packet includes a growing guide and a sow-by date.