Valentine's Day Red Tulips
This item is sold by the bunch.
Stems/Bunch: 10
1 or more bunches
$17.18 per bunch
- * Actual product may vary from image.
Wholesale Red Valentine’s Day Tulips are a vibrant and romantic alternative to the traditional rose, offering a fresh expression of passionate love. With their classic "cherry red" hue and elegant cup shape, these blooms symbolize "perfect love," making them a deeply meaningful gift for significant others. While roses are the standard, a bouquet of red tulips stands out for its graceful simplicity and bright, spring-like energy, bringing a touch of the garden into the winter holiday.
For fundraising committees, student councils, and charity organizations, Red Tulips are a smart, budget-friendly strategy. They provide the bold red color that customers crave for Valentine's Day but often at a lower cost per stem than premium roses, allowing for healthy profit margins. Their smooth, thornless stems make them exceptionally easy for volunteers to process and wrap, reducing the time and effort needed for "Tulip Grams" or large distribution events. A simple bunch of red tulips wrapped in kraft paper or clear cellophane looks effortlessly chic and high-end.
From a design perspective, these flowers are versatile team players. They pair exquisitely with elegant blooms like white Calla Lilies, Ranunculus, and Hydrangeas for a sophisticated, textured arrangement. Historically prized as a form of currency in Holland, their value today lies in their unique behavior: tulips continue to grow and twist toward the light even after being cut, adding a dynamic, living element to your centerpieces. Buying in bulk ensures you secure this passionate color in volume for your holiday sales.
| Stems/Bunch: | 10 |
| Flowers/Stem: | 1 |
| Size: | 10"-14" stems with 2"-3" flowers |
| Availability: | January-May, November-December |
| Vase Life: | 5-7 days |
| Price Class: | $ $ $ $ |
| Special Care: | Your red tulip buds will arrive closed but will open once placed in water. Tulips have a natural bend in their stem, but are phototropic and will lean toward the light. To straighten the stem, place a light source directly above the flower. |
| Read more tips about flower care and preparation here! |
