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Some plant seeds live through cold winters but do not sprout until spring. In winter these seeds are .?
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What is the temperature climate like?
summer hot spring humid winter cold fall cold/hot
Why each spring a hole developed in the ozone layer over south pole?
The ozone depletion on the south pole is developed in spring. It is also developed in late winters.
Why are ozone levels typically not reported in the winter months?
Ozone levels are not high in winters. It is because ozone is depleted in winters.
How does Wisconsin's geography affect the climate?
Iowa has a climate from 56FËš to 98FËšcold in winter, hot in summer, and real nice in the spring and fallvery cold snowy winters and mild summers usually mid 80s basic summer temp and very rainy in the fall to spring time.
Can the marigold seed pods be put in the ground in the fall or do they need to dry out for the winter?
That depends what you mean. When plants "go to seed" on their own at the end of a growing season, the seeds winter over (the previous response incorrectly indicated the seeds could not survive the winter) and sprout in the spring when the conditions are right. So, yes, you could theoretically set out seeds in the fall. But freezes, thaws, and precipitation would mean they'd get moved around and come up in random places, if at all. In some regions, the winters are mild enough that you can plant seeds and the young plants will stay alive through the winter, really taking off in the spring. If you live in a mild climate, there are some perennial marigolds (though they're uncommon) that can do this, but none of them are 'hardy perennials' capable of surviving a real winter. In fact, the majority of marigolds are annuals that are only meant to live one season, produce seeds, and die. If you're in a temperate or cool climate you'd be better off starting your seeds in the spring. If tropical, you've got more options, but learn about perennial versus annual marigolds.
Why ozone hole is formed during spring or winter season not in winter?
Ozone hole is formed in late winters and early spring. It is because of the low temperatures.
What is the plural of the name Winters?
Winters. Plural of winter is winters. Plural of surname Winters would also Winters. Possessive of winter would be winter's.
Where are winters as hot as summer?
If winter an summer are the same temperature then the place has no seasons - no winter, no summer, no spring, no fall. These places are called the "Tropics".
Where are winters as hot as summers?
If winter an summer are the same temperature then the place has no seasons - no winter, no summer, no spring, no fall. These places are called the "Tropics".
What is Valley Forge remembered for its hot summer or wet and rainy spring or cold winter?
cold winters
What is the plural form of the name Winters?
Winters. Plural of winter is winters. Plural of surname Winters would also Winters. Possessive of winter would be winter's.
What season symbolizes rebirth?
Spring symbolizes rebirth and birth. It is when many of the flowers start to bloom, plants sprout, and animals give birth.
Where is winter in April?
Around the Earth, April is a month that can only either be spring or autumn, so there'll be no winters in April
Why is spring wheat grown in the states of Montana North Dakota and South Dakota?
Spring wheat is grown in the states of Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota because the winters are too cold to support the higher-yielding winter wheat. In the winter wheat belt, centered near Kansas, winter wheat is planted in the late fall, sprouts, and is protected from cold temperatures by the snow. However, the temperatures of the spring wheat belt are too cold for the winter wheat to survive through the winter, so spring wheat is grown instead. It is planted in the early spring, grows through the summer, and is harvested in the fall. Spring wheat does not produce as high a yield as winter wheat and so must be grown on larger farms in order to be economical.
How is the tulip grown in America?
The tulip bulb is planted in the Autumn months before the winter season arrives. In the spring when winter has passed and all the snow has melted, the bulbs sprout and then bloom into beautiful flowers. -
What is the climate in Latvia?
Moderate climate, rains most of the time. Winters can get really cold by January/February. Spring lasts until June and summer starts from July through September and then its autumn and finally winter.
What are the characteristics of the 4 seasons of the earth?
Spring has melting snow, and flowers start to sprout. Summer has green grass and all the flowers sprouted. Fall has all the leaves fall off the tree and Winter has snow on the ground
