Tulips

If you are saying that "1 in 4" of the tulips are red, the answer would be 4 of the tulips are red.

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Up until now, most tulips produced only one flower per bulb. There are new tulip varieties though that are producing more than one flower on a stem. These are more likely to be found in gardening catalogs rather than in the box store around the corner.

Also, bulbs multiply underground and each sends up its own plant with a flower. The resulting clump of tulip plants can fool the eye into thinking there are more than one flower on a stem.

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This question cannot be answered as there are many types of tulip and all produce a different amount of seed.

Tulips originated in Central Asia, specifically in regions that are now part of modern-day Turkey and Iran. They were cultivated by the Ottomans and later introduced to Europe in the 16th century, where they became highly popular, particularly in the Netherlands. The distinctive shapes and vibrant colors of tulips contributed to their rapid rise in popularity across the continent.

Tulips do not produce seeds in the same way that many other flowers do; they typically propagate through bulbs. However, if you want to create tulip seeds, you can allow the flowers to be pollinated by insects or by hand, and once the flowers fade, seed pods will develop. After the pods mature, you can harvest the seeds and dry them for planting. Keep in mind that growing tulips from seed can take several years before they bloom.

Tulip wood, also known as yellow poplar, is generally lighter and softer than oak, making oak the stronger of the two. Oak is known for its durability and resistance to wear, while tulip wood is more suitable for applications where weight is a consideration. However, tulip wood has a fine grain and is easier to work with, making it a popular choice for certain furniture and cabinetry applications.

Let the number of tulips be represented as ( T ) and the number of roses as ( R ). According to the ratio given (9:10), we can express this as ( T/R = 9/10 ) or ( R = (10/9)T ). Given that ( T + R = 57 ), we can substitute ( R ) to find ( T + (10/9)T = 57 ), leading to ( (19/9)T = 57 ). Solving this gives ( T = 27 ) and ( R = 30 ), so there are 3 more roses than tulips in the garden.

In the "Tulip Touch," the game "Road of Bones" is played by children as a form of imaginative play. They create a narrative where they navigate a perilous path, symbolizing a journey filled with challenges. The game often involves elements of risk, where players must avoid stepping on certain areas, reflecting the concept of danger inherent in the game's title. This play serves as a metaphor for facing fears and overcoming obstacles in their lives.

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Tulip bulbs benefit from the chill of winter soil. It is necessary for them to put out new growth in the spring. People who want to force tulips to bloom at a time other than spring will often refrigerate the bulbs for a time before planting them in pots.

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its poisoin.so it losesits life and leaves.

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Other plants which are well planted are gardenia,rose and jasmine.

Plant it with the narrow end upward. That's where the new shoot will emerge.

To look good when flowering.