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Flower
Types
Tulips
Originally from Persia, tulips were introduced to Western Europe and the Netherlands in the 17th
century. When growers started to hybridize the flower, they found
ways of making it even more decorative. Hybrids of the flower were
a scarcity at the time and a symbol of high status. Soon tulips
became very popular as a trading product and bulbs were traded at
the highest prices. The months of late 1636 to early 1637 would
make history in the Netherlands as "Tulipmania". A bed
of tulips was worth up to $5,000, the value of a small house in
Amsterdam . The bulbs became currency, and their value was quoted
at the stock market.

TULIP FLOWER - Perfect Lover, Frame, Flower Emblem
of Holland

RED TULIPS - Believe Me, Declaration of Love

WHITE TULIPS - Beautiful Eyes

YELLOW TULIPS - There's Sunshine in Your Smile

TULIP BULBS - Symbol of high status

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