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Tulips
The Tulip is a perennial plant of the genus Tulipa characteristic of a bulbous shape and vibrant coloration.
491 Questions
How long can a tulip live without water?
A tulip will not live very long without water. After a few hours the tulip will start to wilt and die. If the tulip is placed in fresh water, it will live for up to 7 days.
How does one sign up for tulip delivery?
"There is an organization called Tulip Delivery that can send you fresh Tulips, including Holland Tulips just about every day of the week. If you visit their website you can find an e-mail address and request a tulip delivery."
Which flower will last longer without water a tulip or a rose?
A tulip typically lasts longer without water compared to a rose. Tulips have a more resilient structure and can withstand dry conditions for a short period. In contrast, roses tend to wilt faster when deprived of water due to their delicate petals and higher water needs. Overall, tulips are generally more durable in terms of longevity without hydration.
Barbara plants 15 tulip bulbs in each of 150 clay pots how many bulbs does she use?
This is quite simple. 150 x 15 will give you the number of bulbs Barbara planted.
What ethnicity is Tulip Mazumdar?
Mazumdar is a Hindu Indian name. Judging by her facial appearance, she is 100% Hindu Indian, but most likely born and raised in the United Kingdom.
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What happens if pollen from a daffodil is spread to tulip?
Though they are both flowering, herbaceous, bulb perennials, the tulip and the daffodil are genetically noncompatible. The daffodil is of the Family Amaryllidaceae and the tulip is of the Family Liliaceae. That's just too distant for the genes to line up properly for cross-pollination. Therefore, nothing happens except a waste of good pollen when pollen from one visits the stigma of the other.
What is the meaning of yellow tulip?
Yellow is most well-known as a symbol of friendship. However, yellow flowers can also represent joy, new beginnings, intellectual energy, happiness and lightheartedness.
Is your table an original or fake saarinen tulip table?
I have seen a few examples of the Sarrinen tulip table that was in production by Knoll. However there are plethora of fakes on the market. The true tulips are not mounted with Screws and are cast aluminum. However I have seen some that are composition on the bottom and then aluminum and then composition again at the top where the base mounts to the top.
When can you cut the green tops from tulips after the blooms die?
