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"Virtual Summit"
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Link to 2020 CARE Virtual Summit:
https://www.care.org/conference
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Also on the Care site was this page:
https://www.care.org/
On this page is the pic of the Capitol with the tulips.
This site gives info on tulips:
https://www.hollandbulbfarms.com/new-to-gardening
Apparently there are early, mid, and late bloomers.
"Q Why aren’t tulips, daffodils, and other bulbs available for spring planting?
Most fall-planted bulbs, such as daffodils, tulips, and hyacinth, require a "chilling period" of at least 10-16 weeks prior to sprouting in the spring. These cool temperatures trigger the process inside the bulb which produces growth and causes the plant to flower in the springtime. Not only is the fall season the only correct time to plant these bulbs, but it is also the only time of the year that these bulbs are available for purchase since they are harvested during the summer months."
NOTES:
"Chilling period"
Only planted in the FALL.
Harvested during the SUMMER.