Actually, tulip growth is based on temp change. They have to be grown differently in the warmer climates. Certain types of tulips need time in cold to grow. In the South ,bulbs are often frozen or refrigerated.

Also if normally winter climes are unseasonably warm in winter or early spring, it can spark the early growth of tulips & daffodils because of temperature change, not because of amount of sun in the day. Fortunately, they're quite hardy & generate their own heat so when it inevitably gets cold and freezes again, they can still survive even heavy amounts of snow as long as the weight doesn't bend or break them.

I live close to the same lat as my mom, but I live in North Idaho and she lives near the coast of Oregon (warmer). Her daffs & tulips are in bloom, & mine are barely out of the ground.

When we lived an hour apart in CO, she lived above 6k ft. I @ 1 mile high. My tulips were grown, bloomed & gone when hers barely be out of the ground as her cold season was so lon

Thanks for having me. 😂 Thanks for this, truly. For all you do. Saving the world.

Imagine if you were this kind of person. You know what you did to help destroy a country. What would you do to keep that secret? What would THEY do to keep you from spilling it?

My dad flew the Western Airlines, then Delta 737s his entire career. He also was a test fighter pilot and an Unusual Attitude Trainer. My sister also flies jets. The only way this happens is if there is something very sudden that halts the forward motion of the plane, PLUS no lift from wings.

If there were no wings to provide lift, and the engines were dead or gone, it would.

All my friends and family did, too. I pray she is safe and healed soon!

All my friends and family did, too. I pray she is safe and healed soon!

Faaaaaaack