Daffodils were in bloom on the banks, and one small single tulip of brilliant red.
The poor old creature had only one eye; how she lost the other you shall presently hear, and also how her wonderful tulip garden became like anybody else's tulip garden.
But the wonder of the garden was the tulip bed, for there were no tulips in all England like them, and folks came from far and near, only to look upon them and to smell their fragrance.
This is not true of either tulip or granadilla wood.
A, in the outer circles should be light to represent tulip wood.
Notch the edges handsomely, and stick a flower or tulip of paste in the cross slit at the top, and place a wreath of paste leaves all round.
Cut a cross slit in the top, and fit into it a flower, or tulip cut out of paste.
The rare blacktulip bulbs were as valuable as a big mansion house.
In a matter of a few days, the price of tulip bulbs was slashed by 96%!
In 1634, tulip bulbs were traded in a special exchange in Amsterdam.
In its center was a large tulip tree, which still stands, said to be one of the oldest and largest in the country.
Strange tales were told; how they sold houses, cattle, land, everything to buy tulip bulbs.
Looking up, Love almost dropped the tulip in her joy.
As the days passed and the pinktulip opened wider and showed a deeper tint each day, a plan began to form in the little girl's mind.
Illustration: JAN AND HIS DOG CART] One Saturday when Jan was away doing an errand for his mother, Love dug up her precious pink tulip and planted it carefully in a large flower pot.
Here, where great merchant ships from all over the world anchored almost every day, Love felt sure that some one would see her tulip and want to buy it.
Yes, there was undoubtedly a footprint, long and narrow, a woman's footprint obviously, clearly marked and only partially concealed by the tulip leaves.
The kindergartners of Cincinnati plant tulip bulbs in the city parks, and visit farms in order to have a chance to meet the farm animals.
That the colours are really in the tulip which I see is manifest.
Nor can I imagine how this follows from what you said just now, to wit, that the red and yellow were on the tulip you saw, since you do not pretend to see that unthinking substance.
She bounded off at the sight of a man, but not before the prince, who had fastened on his bow without thinking, had let fly several arrows, which the fairy Tulip took care should do her no harm.
Now the fairy Tulip was as much grieved at the sad fate of the princess as Desiree's own mother could have been if she had known of it.
The fairy Tulip who, in spite of her anger, was very softhearted, was touched at their distress, and flew quickly to their help.
The most famous of all florists’ flowers is the garden tulip (T.
Another species oftulip cultivated in gardens is the sweet-scented tulip, or Van Thol tulip (T.
The Tulip is considered to be one of the flowers loved by fairies and elves, who protect those that cultivate them.
The origin of the brilliant and dazzling Tulip has been given us by the poet Rapin, who relates that the flower was a modest Dalmatian nymph, metamorphosed into a Tulip to save her from the importunities of Vertumnus.
The garden Tulip is a native of the Levant: Linnaeus says of Cappadocia.
In Persia, the Tulip is considered as the emblem of consuming love.
The Tulip is a favourite flower of the East, and is believed originally to have come from Persia.
The ice cream is served in shape of a tulip, and the salad is in a cup of green tissue paper imitating four tulip leaves.
It was formed of a single, broad and thick plank of thetulip wood.
The shingles were painted a dull gray; and the happiness with which this neutral tint melted into the vivid green of the tulip tree leaves that partially overshadowed the cottage, can readily be conceived by an artist.
Tell Sophia that I have pressed some blossoms of the tulip tree for her.
There is a beautiful red honeysuckle now in blossom in the woods here, which should be transplanted to Concord; and if what they tell me about the tulip tree be true, you should have that also.
Nothing particularly notable occurred, except that a tulip is common in the fields about Kooner, but not found in those about Pushut: it occurs also with Amaryllideae, which is likewise a stranger to Pushut.
The bulb houses were stocked with rows and rows of cherry-red pots filled with rich brown mould; in some the point of a tulip or hyacinth leaf peered up green and bright, in others there were already brave crowns of strong leaves.
All the birds had flown from the tulip tree outside.
A bend of the road showed them Isham, the farm horses, and the great old carriage waiting beneath a tulip tree.
The small room up in the branches of the tulip tree--she hardly knew how many months or years she had inhabited it.
The Tuliptree becomes more common, also more Elm and Beech, Sycamore and Buttonwood; all these are found here of immense size, towering high in air with stems perfectly straight.
Then, too, tulip bulbs rot easily and the buds blast easily.
Three daffodils for ten cents, a hyacinth for ten, and a tulip for five, give you a chance to experiment.
A long-looking poplar does not go with a nice rather rounded little tulip tree.
The school tulip bed was made just as Philip's round bed was made.
It is a beautiful red tulip which is bought for five cents.
A way to help a hyacinth or tulip develop its stems properly and so prevent blossoming low down in the box is to put a cone over the bulb as soon as you bring it to the light.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tulip" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
