Tulip is a beautiful flower belonging to the genus Tulips of the Lily family and is the national flower of the Netherlands. Tulips are native to Central Asia, then introduced to Turkey, and in the 16th century to Europe, becoming Europe
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Tulip is a beautiful flower belonging to the genus Tulips of the Lily family and is the national flower of the Netherlands. Native to Central Asia, tulips were introduced to Turkey and to Europe in the 16th century, becoming one of Europe's most popular flowers.
The flowers of tulips are bell-shaped, with thick petals and colorful colors, including red, yellow, white, pink, purple and other colors. The flower language of tulips is love, beauty and purity, so it is often used to express love and friendship.
Tulip cultivation requires plenty of sunlight and well-drained soil, suitable for planting in spring and autumn. Tulips are propagated by seed and bulb, with bulb propagation being the most commonly used method.
In the Netherlands, a grand tulip flower show is held every spring, attracting tourists from all over the world. Tulips are also one of the important cash crops in the Netherlands, which has one of the highest tulip cultivation areas and production in the world.
Tulip is a beautiful, noble flower with a strong cultural and historical background and is one of the important symbols of people's expression of love and friendship. [Like] [Like] [Like] [Rose] [Rose] [Rose]
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Tulip is a beautiful flower belonging to the genus Tulips of the Lily family and is the national flower of the Netherlands. Tulips are native to Central Asia, then introduced to Turkey, and in the 16th century to Europe, becoming Europe
Tulip is a beautiful flower belonging to the genus Tulips of the Lily family and is the national flower of the Netherlands. Tulips are native to Central Asia, then introduced to Turkey, and in the 16th century to Europe, becoming Europe
Tulip is a beautiful flower belonging to the genus Tulips of the Lily family and is the national flower of the Netherlands. Tulips are native to Central Asia, then introduced to Turkey, and in the 16th century to Europe, becoming Europe
Tulip is a beautiful flower belonging to the genus Tulips of the Lily family and is the national flower of the Netherlands. Tulips are native to Central Asia, then introduced to Turkey, and in the 16th century to Europe, becoming Europe
Tulip is a beautiful flower belonging to the genus Tulips of the Lily family and is the national flower of the Netherlands. Tulips are native to Central Asia, then introduced to Turkey, and in the 16th century to Europe, becoming Europe
Tulip is a beautiful flower belonging to the genus Tulips of the Lily family and is the national flower of the Netherlands. Tulips are native to Central Asia, then introduced to Turkey, and in the 16th century to Europe, becoming Europe
Tulip is a beautiful flower belonging to the genus Tulips of the Lily family and is the national flower of the Netherlands. Tulips are native to Central Asia, then introduced to Turkey, and in the 16th century to Europe, becoming Europe
Tulip is a beautiful flower belonging to the genus Tulips of the Lily family and is the national flower of the Netherlands. Tulips are native to Central Asia, then introduced to Turkey, and in the 16th century to Europe, becoming Europe
Tulip is a beautiful flower belonging to the genus Tulips of the Lily family and is the national flower of the Netherlands. Tulips are native to Central Asia, then introduced to Turkey, and in the 16th century to Europe, becoming Europe
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