Greigii tulip varieties

Greigii tulips are Tulipa greigii with the cultivars and hybrids that resemble it. The tulip classification quoted by Van Engelen describes leaves that are mostly mottled or striped, often wavy and spreading on the ground, with flowering later than the Kaufmanniana group. The table below compares every variety we list side by side.

Varieties
6
Height
8–18 in (20–46 cm)
Hardiness
USDA zones 3–8
Form

6 Greigii

Compare all 6 side by side

How to choose

  1. Check the Bloom time column. The classification places Greigii tulips after the Kaufmanniana group.

  2. Compare the Height column, since the classification describes flower shape in this group as variable.

  3. Use the Color column, where a bicolor or blend is recorded with every color the seller names.

Compare side by side

Color Sunlight
Casa Grande Greigii 18 in (46 cm) 3–8 Early spring Full sun, Part shade
Graefin Bettina Greigii 10–12 in (25–30 cm) 3–7 Early spring, Mid spring Full sun (estimated)
Mary Ann Greigii 12–14 in (30–36 cm) 3–8 Early spring Full sun, Part shade
Oratorio Greigii 8 in (20 cm) 3–7 Early spring, Mid spring (estimated) Full sun (estimated)
Quebec Greigii 14 in (36 cm) 3–8 Early spring, Mid spring Full sun, Part shade
Toronto Greigii 14 in (36 cm) 3–8 Early spring, Mid spring Full sun, Part shade

Values marked like this (estimated) are estimates.

Frequently asked questions

Do Greigii tulips have patterned leaves?

Mostly, yes. The classification quoted by Van Engelen describes their foliage as mostly mottled or striped.