tulip

Converse of object

• plant: Impressive borders can be created by planting tulips in large groups of the same variety.
• include: Every part is richly decorated with flowers ( including tulips ), hearts, twisting vines, and grotesque heads of humans and animals.
• have: This year I have more tulips, having bought more last autumn.
• shape: This freestanding chest sits on tulip shaped feet which is a feature throughout the Victorian range from village pine.
• grow: Clusius was so devastated by this that he never grew tulips again.

Adjective modifier

• bent: Oh, there's something I forgot to mention - bent back tulips now has its own Search page.
• yellow: Fill modern translucent plastic colored vases with yellow tulips.
• wild: It is definitely somewhere to return to, probably in the Spring for the wild tulips.
• red: I also seem to have a lot of red tulips - I hadn't realized how many I'd bought last autumn.
• back: Oh, there's something I forgot to mention - bent back tulips now has its own Search page.
• white: Huge white backlit tulips accentuated the dark green of the yews.

Modifies a noun

• mania: Set in Amsterdam during the tulip mania of the seventeenth century.
• bulb: Yet in some parts of the world even in modern times, tulip bulbs have also been eaten in times of famine.
• diagram: We had to follow a route book with tulip diagrams.
• finger: This irritant effect is a component of the classical syndrome known as " tulip fingers " .
• tree: Many of the fine old trees were planted by Alfred Fox including the two splendid tulip trees below the house.
• flower: Single early tulips The single early tulips flower from early April onwards.

Noun used with modifier

• plant: O come love these fearful warring armies & plant tulips deep inside their guns.
• back: For a better explanation of what a bent back tulip is ( with added photos!
• garden: The natural species from which modern garden tulips were derived are still a matter for speculation.