The winds can come up through the coastal states and in the southeast and southwestern parts of the country. Our science teacher is Mrs. McGIngley. We think that the weather is warmer in the coastal regions, and therefore the tulips can grow quicker. Most of the tulips are coming up in places that are close to the ocean. It's warmer in these places because the ocean water stays warmer longer than the land.
Tulips come up when it is warmer.
Alyssa Schindel, Kelly Savage, and April Blem Mrs. Gourley, Westside Inter. Please include the name of your school and your location so we can credit you properly for your answers. The Next Tulip Garden Update Will be Posted on March 14, 1997.