USPS 2023 Forever First Class Postal Stamps - Tulip Blossom (20 Count Booklet)

A member of the lily family (Liliaceae), the tulip (genus Tulipa) originated as a wildflower in Central Asia. Dutch immigrants brought the first tulip bulbs to America hundreds of years ago. Each flower fills almost the entire frame of the stamp, with just the top of the stem showing. Today, we import more than 1 billion bulbs per year. Art director Greg Breeding designed the stamps with existing photographs by Denise Ippolito. Postal Service celebrates spring and Americans’ love for tulips with the issuance of Tulip Blossoms Forever stamps. Each fall, millions of gardeners bury bulbs in the earth, eagerly anticipating the rewards that springtime will bring. Tulip Blossoms will be issued as Forever stamps and will always be valid for the current domestic 1-ounce letter postage price.