tulip bulb
Spring bloom's origin
A tulip bulb is the underground storage organ of a tulip plant, planted in fall to bloom in spring.
The term is historically associated with the Dutch tulip mania of the 1630s, when speculation drove single bulbs to extraordinary prices before the market collapsed—often cited as the first recorded speculative bubble.
- Dutch Golden AgeNetherlands' 17th-century cultural zenith
- flowerPlant's reproductive organ
- gardenCultivated plant area
- flower bedPrepared soil for planting
- window boxExterior ledge container
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- bulbsincandescent, CFL, halogen, fluorescent, flood light
- root vegetablescarrot, potato, beet, radish, turnip
- flowersroses, flower, daisies, lilies, orchids
- Plant Toxinsricin, oleander, foxglove, deadly nightshade, nightshade
plant structure position
tulip bulbblossom
Flower on fruit tree
bloom · petal · flower head · mature plant · cut flower