What are facts of flowers?

Answer 1

they grow two times as much if you cut them under water and over night.
There are about 3,000 known varieties of cultivated tulips. The majority of tulips are grown and exported from Holland. A tulip plant typically has two to six leaves, and some species have up to twelve leaves.

Answer 2

Here are some facts that might interest you about the daffodil:

• The bulb, leaves, stem and flower are toxic to humans, pets and livestock.
• Holland is the largest grower of daffodil bulbs.
• England is the largest distributor of cut daffodil flowers.
• It has two ways to reproduce: bulb and seeds
• Most cultivars have one bloom per stem, but there are some with 20 blooms per stem.
• There are more than 27,000 registered cultivars of daffodils.
• Daffodils produce a chemical called galantamine that is being used to combat Alzheimer's Disease.
• Because the daffodil is a symbol of hope, many national cancer societies have adopted it as their symbol and sponsor "Daffodil Days" to raise funds for patient support and research.
• The German name for daffodil is Osterglocke which means "Easter bell", since the flower is associated with Easter in Germany.
• In Persian literature, the daffodil is the symbol of beautiful eyes.
• Other names for daffodil are jonquil and narcissus.

Here are some facts that might interest you about the daffodil:

• The bulb, leaves, stem and flower are toxic to humans, pets and livestock.
• Holland is the largest grower of daffodil bulbs.
• England is the largest distributor of cut daffodil flowers.
• It has two ways to reproduce: bulb and seeds
• Most cultivars have one bloom per stem, but there are some with 20 blooms per stem.
• There are more than 27,000 registered cultivars of daffodils.
• Daffodils produce a chemical called galantamine that is being used to combat Alzheimer's Disease.
• Because the daffodil is a symbol of hope, many national cancer societies have adopted it as their symbol and sponsor "Daffodil Days" to raise funds for patient support and research.
• The German name for daffodil is Osterglocke which means "Easter bell", since the flower is associated with Easter in Germany.
• In Persian literature, the daffodil is the symbol of beautiful eyes.
• Other names for daffodil are jonquil and narcissus.

Answer 3

They have petals, pollen and bees are attracted to them!

Answer 4

it is like a ie craem with a tint of vinila and a carry on top> :-)