White Prince

   Color: Its most defining feature is its immaculate, gleaming white color. The petals are often a pure, snow-white, sometimes with a very subtle hint of creamy ivory at the base, which only enhances its depth.
   Form: It belongs to the Single Late Tulip category (also sometimes classified as a Darwin Hybrid type). The flower shape is a perfect, cup-shaped goblet that opens wide under the sun to a more star-like form, revealing a clean interior.
   Stem: It boasts a strong, long, and erect stem (typically 45-60 cm / 18-24 inches tall), which holds the flower aloft with dignity, making it exceptional for cutting and floral arrangements.
 Bloom Time: Mid to late spring. It is one of the later-blooming tulips, extending the tulip season in the garden.
 Foliage: The foliage is a fresh, healthy green with lance-shaped leaves, providing a perfect backdrop that highlights the flower's brilliant whiteness.