Wood tulip

The wood tulip, also known as the forest tulip, wild tulip, fairy tulip, pixie tulip, the bloomer or just "tulip" (Tulipa derogantes) is a species of perennial, colony forming, long-living herbaceous perennial flower in the family Lillium native to Parania, especially in shaded woodland areas. The plant is sometimes known as the bloomer of the woods due to its flowers being some of the most noticed compared to others. 
== Description ==
The wood tulip has a common colony count of around 50-85 tulips and range in color from pink, red, yellow (both dark and light), white, and orange flowers. a mature plant typically has a stem size of 10" tall with remarkable large flowers that are typically at its biggest and largest noticeable blooms in summer at around 5" in length. The leaves of the tulips range from being gray-mottled or purple-mottled. 
== Distribution ==
The wood tulip is native to shaded, undisturbed deciduous forests in much of western and northern Parania north of Angeline in Lobevia, south of Fagorvorn in Parlinn and west of Shodark in Sidrova. It is absent from the Isle of Chark and Windsure. 
Category:Plants
Category:Flora of Parania