Tulips are a popular bulb flower, and every spring you can see patches of these pretty flowers in the park.

Tulips are a genus of plants in the lily family, Tulipaceae. The leaves are striped, lanceolate to ovate-lanceolate, and the flowers are single and terminal, large and showy, with red or mixed white and yellow tepals.

They are sometimes white or yellow, 5 to 7 cm long and 2 to 4 cm wide, with six stamens, equal filaments, no style, and stigma enlarged in a cockscomb shape. They flower from April to May.

Tulips are an important spring bulbous flower, suitable for planting in borders, flower beds, and as cut flowers for indoor decoration. They can also be potted for winter ornamental use. Tulips have medicinal properties and can be used to relieve bad energy between the heart and stomach.

Tulip bulbs can degenerate, so when the flowers start to fail, sanitation workers dig up the bulbs and discard them. Many people think that tulips are disposable and can only bloom for one year, but that's not really true.

Tulip bulbs can still be re-flowered. Some people will pick up discarded bulbs from the park in the past two years, which are known as "second generation bulbs," and plant them. The flowers are still very beautiful in the spring, just a little smaller compared to the first generation.

Tulips have an elegant and mysterious appearance, giving people a sense of freshness and mystery. Whenever you see a budding tulip, your heart always fills with love.

Do you know the language of tulips? Let's find out together!

The language of tulips includes love, charity, honor, beauty, blessing, eternity, confession of love, and eternal blessing. Different colors of tulips have different meanings.

Red tulips represent hopeless love, passionate and eternal affection, and pure love between friends.

Pink tulips represent eternal love. White tulips represent departed love, but also pure affection.

Yellow tulips represent the proclamation of love, hot and joyful feelings, and love and cherish.

Orange tulips represent serenity and warmth, fond memories, and noble elegance. Purple tulips represent noble and intense love.

Black tulips represent nobility, uniqueness, and the sentiment of undivided love.

Two-color tulips represent the beautiful you and a happy meeting.

The number of tulips also has different meanings.

One tulip represents love for you.

Two tulips represent "we are the only two in the world."

Four tulips represent unchanging love for you.

Five tulips represent uncomplaining love.

Six tulips represent wishing you all the best.

Seven tulips represent endless blessings.

Eight tulips represent a deep apology and ask for forgiveness.

Nine tulips represent forever together.

Ten tulips represent perfect love and a romantic mood, all because of you.

Twelve tulips represent the thinking of each other every day.

Thirteen tulips represent secret love.

Twenty tulips represent loving you forever and ever.

Twenty-two tulips represent two lovers in love.

Thirty-three tulips represent a deep love call.

Seventy-seven tulips represent fate bringing us together.

Eighty-eight tulips represent making up for all the mistakes with your heart.

Ninety-nine tulips represent the love that is invincible and friendship that will last forever.

One hundred tulips represent holding your hand and growing old with you.

One hundred and eight tulips represent a marriage proposal.

One hundred and forty-four tulips represent loving you forever.

Three hundred and sixty-five tulips represent thinking of you every day.