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Fact Of The Post There are more than 3,000 different varieties of tulip! Tulip is part of the Lilly family , these interesting little flowers symbolize Spring and the coming summer – but also hold many different meanings for their different colors. Although wholly synonymous with the Netherlands, they are not native to Eastern Europe – having been first imported from the Middle East and cultivated by Flemish botanist Carolus Clusius at the Dutch Leiden University’s botanical gardens. Do you know that they are the National Flower of Turkey and Afghanistan and  tulips helped save the Netherlands from starving in WWII ? Here, we share the top 5 Fun Facts About Tulips that might you not know about it. Nice Facts About Tulips   💪💪💪Let's Start Reading These Facts😤😤😤 1. There are more than 3,000 different varieties of tulip! This is something that won’t come as a surprise to anyone ...

 Fact Of The day Did you know that rainbows are the universal symbol of peace and harmony? A rainbow is a long ribbon of colors that is bent like an arc, which is formed by the reflection and refraction of the sun’s rays inside raindrops. Rainbows are even more fascinating than first meets the eye so let’s take a closer look. Sir Isaac Newton and religion. It was  Sir Isaac Newton  who discovered that sunlight falling upon a prism could split into its component colors. Newton named the component colors: red,  orange , yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. Most of these are easy to distinguish except for indigo. Legend has it that Newton included indigo because he felt that there should be seven rather than six colors in a rainbow due to his strong religious beliefs. Iris was the Greek goddess of the Rainbow . Red and orange and yellow and green… The main colors in a rainbow are Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, and Violet. This is nor...

Fact Of The Day Did you know that an oak tree produces about 10 million acorns during its lifetime? Oaks are one of the oldest and most widely spread trees on this planet. They existed way before humans were here. These trees are still one of the crucial sources of raw material in our modern time. Elegant furniture, flooring materials, cosmetic creams, and wine barrels are among many products that are being produced using oak trees. They feed various living creatures with their leaves and acorns. Oaks played a crucial role in human history as well. Early humans built their homes, created tools, and constructed strong ships from oak wood. Here, today we discuss 12 interesting facts about oak trees that you might not know. Oak Trees Facts 1. The largest living oak tree is located in Mandeville, Louisiana. Apart from being the largest, it is also one of the oldest known living oak trees...

Fact Of The day The oldest tree in the world is 80,000 years old and is called Pando, which is located in Fishlake National Forest, Utah, USA. The Earth has been around for billions of years but how long have trees existed? Have you ever wondered what the oldest tree in the world might be? It has become difficult to determine what the oldest tree is, as there are varying types, species, and ways in which trees grow. Many tree species have become extinct over the years due to climate change, but there are plenty that has survived and still thrive today. Here today we discuss seven of the oldest trees in the world that are still alive today. List Of World's Oldest Trees 1. Old Tjikko – 9,500 years old. Old Tjikko can be found in the Fulufjället Mountain of Dalarna province in Sweden and was discovered in 2008. The tree is a Norway Spruce (Picea abies). This species is known ...