Lady tulip facts for kids
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T. clusiana
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| Tulipa clusiana Red.
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The lady tulip (Tulipa clusiana) is a beautiful type of tulip flower. It grows naturally in parts of Asia, including countries like Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, and the western Himalayas mountains. This lovely flower is known for its delicate look.
What is a Tulip?
A tulip is a bright, cup-shaped flower. It grows from a bulb, which is like a small underground onion. Tulips are famous for their many colors. They are a popular choice for gardens around the world.
Where Lady Tulips Grow
The lady tulip is native to several countries in Asia. You can find it growing wild in places like Afghanistan, Iran, and Iraq. It also thrives in Pakistan and the western Himalayan region. These areas often have rocky or mountainous landscapes.
Appearance of the Lady Tulip
The lady tulip is quite special. Its petals are often white or pale yellow on the inside. The outside of the petals can be a lovely rose-red or purple color. When the sun shines, the flowers open wide. In the evening, they close up again. This gives them a unique look throughout the day.
Gallery
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Flowering plant growing on a rocky ledge
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Flower closeup
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'Peppermintstick' closing up in the afternoon
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Tulipa clusiana 'Peppermintstick' in the evening
See also
In Spanish: Tulipa clusiana para niños
