Tulips

yes

Cyprus

This turns out to be 1,500,000,000 (in US system) minus 3,000,000. The answer is 1,497,000,000, or 1.497 billion. One billion four hundred ninety seven million.

3-6

yes

Written in 1929.

Tiny Tim

"The tulip field was lovely in the spring."

several hundred million

in a magazine and on the internet

No, they can be used and used again if you keep them in there you will have daffodil and/or tulips again and again every year! :) x

Parts of the tulip are possibly edible, that is the petals and there are even recipes. The bulbs may be poisonous and at least best avoided, the taste is unpleasant anyway

Hydrophytes

No because in the 18th century King REptar commanded the sunflowers to cease from growing or he would cut their nippers off and eat all their seeds and use them to make nipper potion.

Sunflowers are annuals which means they must be planted from seed each year. A sunflower will loose it's seeds and some of them will winter over and sprout in the spring so there should be new plants in the same place.

Tulip is actually from Iran as described in the Related Link below.

In Persian culture tulip represents bravery of those people who have died for their country (Iran) and for thanking those , so called "Martyrs" there is a tulip sign in middle of White stripe of The Iranian flag.

Tulips grow so much in Iran and we have plenty of them everywhere.

roughly 3 inches

simple

The meaning of a ruffled tulip is love, for Twilight, when edward found out Bella jumped off a clif (but didn't die) he thought she was dead and since the flowers at the meadow were they meet were dead, it was like every single drop of Bella's blood had been spilled and the love of his life was gone, except Edwards love for Bella

At the peak of tulip mania, in February 1637, some single tulip bulbs sold for more than 10 times the annual income of a skilled craftsman. It is generally considered the first recorded speculative bubble. I'd estimate that at about £250,000

yes

It looks like love... lol! :)

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Wrong!

The above answer is 10! which would have been correct if all ten things were different. Here you are told that there are only three distinguishable items.

So the correct answers FOR a linear pattern is

10!/(3!*2!*5!) = 2520.

But for patterns, in general, there are other possibilities: in a circular or a rectangular shape, or randomly scattered across the available space. So the correct answer to the question that was asked is infinite. Moving any one of the flowers by even a nanometre creates a different pattern!

They are better planted in soil in a window box.

Stylized Lily