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Resolved Question: Flowers ??? (Answers: 1) (Comments: 0)

i have many animals that eat different types of flowers how hard are these types to grow adn what maintinace do they need these are the kind i would like to grow chinese and other types of hibiscus flowering maple mallow

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Resolved Question: How did flowers evolve on both trees and plants? (Answers: 2) (Comments: 23)

Both Trees and small plants evolved flowers. My question is which came first, the tree or the flower. If trees evolved first, then I would expect to see no flowers on trees at all, or flowers that are dramatically different from those in plants. If plants evolved flowers before trees, then I would expect to see all, or most, trees to have bright colorful flowers. So how is it that only a few trees have flowers, but small plants have flowers as well? I am not asking to prove a religious point. I am honestly asking for curiosity sake.

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Resolved Question: How many flowers does a tulip plant produce?? (Answers: 3) (Comments: 0)

I am planning to grow tulips in my garden. The flowers look beautiful but I have really not seen a second flower growing (after the first flower dies or breaks). I want to know how it works. After the first flower blossoms and dries up, do more flowers grow on it one after the other or the plant then is a total waste??

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