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Question: I have no idea where this plant came from but i adored it every year for several years. when i …
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I have no idea where this plant came from but i adored it every year for several years. when i tried to split it at the root to separate it but lost it. i was crushed. it is NOT in the tulip family as many told me. it is not a tall version rather it spreads low to the ground. the leaves are also rather soft like lambs ear but it obviously flowers. i would be indebted to you if you can identify and tell me where i can buy it PLEASE!katie henderson USN MAS gloriaj9@sbcglobal.net6184077078
Answer
Dear Gloria, good morning. It does appear that you have photographed a species of Tulipa (tulip), simply one with more tepals (petals and sepals) than is usual. These "double flowers", as they are sometimes called, are common in the horticultural trade. I do not know which cultivar this is, but enjoy it.