Assertion: tulip | /r/HasProperty | perennial
Facets:
value: through 8
type: TEMPORAL
value: technically
type: MANNER
value: in hardiness zones 3
type: LOCATION
value: with an interesting and lengthy history
type: OTHER
value: from a botanical perspective
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Although tulips are a perennial from a botanical perspective, many centuries of hybridizing means that the bulb’s ability to come back year after year has weakened.
text: The Tulip is a perennial, but since hybrid tulips bloom well only in their first growing season, many people replant them each year.
text: Tulips are perennial plant but the bulbs can be kept for growth for the next season.
text: As one of the most popular flowers in the world, the tulip is a perennial flower with an interesting and lengthy history.
text: Tulips are vivacious perennials and after the Tulip blooms, the plant continues to grow while slowly losing the outer parts but conserving the underground stems which are bulbs.
text: Tulips are vivacious perennial plants, i.e. they lose their outer parts but conserve the underground stems called bulbs.
text: While tulips are technically perennials, you’ll have more luck if you plant them yearly.
text: Tulips are perennials (a plant that lives for more than 2 years)
text: Tulips are perennials: the bulbs will grow and flower year after year.
text: Tulips are perennials in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 3 through 8 and are grown as cool-season annuals in warmer areas.
text: Tulips are perennials (a plant that lives for more than 2 years), they bloom in spring, usually for only 3-7 days.