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Tulips
The Tulip is a perennial plant of the genus Tulipa characteristic of a bulbous shape and vibrant coloration.
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What are the main features of dove soap and why YOU purchase it?
There are actually quite a few different special features of a dove. One special feature of the dove is that it is a love bird.
What good quotes are there in the tulip touch?
tulip tulip how i want your babies. forever in my willy tulip torch baby.
Do tulips bloom more than once?
Gladiolus do not bloom more than one time in a season. However, to keep blooms lasting, when you plant your gladiolus do not plant them all at the same time. Staggered planting will have your flowers blooming at different times all summer.
What do tulips need to grow and thrive?
After the plant has totally died back in the spring "after flowering" Dig the bulbs up wipe off any excess soil then lay the bulbs on newspaper in garage or someplace cool and dry for about a week. Then put them in a paper sack or in one of those plastic mesh sacks you get onions in from the store and store them in a cool dry dark area of your basement if you have a basement until it's time to plant again for the following year
Is a tulip a vascular or non-vascular?
It would have to be vascular given its hydraulic carnivorous functions. Contrary to what some other respondent wrote, it would have to be classed as an Angiosperm. Plans, broadly are divided into two categories the Angiosperms or flowering plants, of which deciduous trees are one example (Orange Trees, for example giving fruit) and the Gymnosperms, (a seed that is not protected by some kind) which do not flower and are up, so to speak yer Rodin the Christmas Tree species are a textbook example of Gymnosperms. Broadly a plant is either an angiosperm or Gymnosperm. As the Venus Fly Trap has flowers, it would have to fall in the angiosperm category.
Where did the word tulip originate?
Holland
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Holland may be famous for the production of Tulips but I think you'll find the name is from Turkish.
Tulip bulbs sort of taste like a raw potato with a strang spicy aftertaste sort of like chives.
What is the bulb of the tulip?
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Is the tulip a conifreous or deciduous?
the tulip tree ('tulipier' in French) is a deciduous tree.
the flower tulip is a bulb plant which has no leave during winter.
How is a pine needle like a tulip leaf?
They are both plants. Both grow in North America. That's all I know, really.
How much water do tulips need?
Like most plants tulips need enough water to survive. Apply water and leave until the soil on the surface is dry then water again. Do not let water lie on the surface.
Where were tulips first grown?
tulips are found in southern Europe and Asia, although they grow up in many place.
Why are leaves turning yellow on your tulip tree?
Too much water!!! Back off on the watering.. Let the soil dry out a tad in between waterings.
Yes, bees pollinate tulips.
Specifically, the bright colors of tulip flowers attract bees. Tulip flowers have both female and male reproductive parts. The stamen holds pollen, and the stigma receives pollen when a bee makes a landing. Tulip seed production will be the result.
When is the best time to replant tulips?
Most flowers grown from bulbs like the tulip are best planted in the fall as bulbs while the plant is dormant. Believe it or not, they will actually start growing roots in the fall and during the winter that will help the plant off to a good start in the spring.
What do you call a tulip flower in Kannada?
Kannada is a language spoken in India, especially in the state of Karnataka. Believe it or not, the English "tulip" is pronounced "tulip" in Kannada.
The tulip plant was introduced to Europe from Turkey. The word, tulip originated in Persia from a word meaning "turban" because someone thought the flower looked like a turban.
Do carnations come back year after year?
Carnations are perennials, but many people grow them as annuals.
Fragrance is a subjective thing. What you pick up I may never even notice, or I may think it smells horrible. With so many varieties of daffodils, there is a wide range of fragrances from the "punch you in the face" perfume of the Paperwhite to no scent at all. You might say that they generally have the smell of "spring", and if you grew up with daffodils in a home garden, you have an idea of what that means.
Narcissus (daffodils) were used in ancient Roman perfumes and French medival perfumes. Today the French still use the scented oils for much of their floral perfume producton. For modern scents, you can find daffodils in "Eternity" by Calvin Klein, "First" by Van Cleef & Arpels, and "Gucci Rush 2".
Do tulips bloom more than once a year?
Daffodils are perennials as long as you take good care of them. Some people do not like the looks of daffodil stems and leaves after the plant flowers. They cut them off and this means that the bulb does not get enough sunlight to help the bulb store energy for the next year. Or they over water the area because of other plants nearby and the bulbs rot. So leave the leaves till they turn yellow. Then cut the leaves off.
