Do tulip Flowers have vaginae?

The answer is yes since Tulip flowers produce seeds.

If you were to compare ‘female human anatomy’ to that of a Tulip flower, the closest comparison I could make would be:

Human – Vaginae

Tulip Flower – Stigma

Human – Birth canal

Tulip Flower – Style

Human – Womb

Tulip Flower – Ovary

Human – Female(Human) egg

Tulip Flower – Ovule (this will become the seed)

In some flowering plants the 'Receptacle', which holds the flower to the flower stalk/stem, will become part of the seed as well.

Human Comparison – Baby staying attached to the embryonic sac.

Flower or Seed Comparison – Strawberry.

Tulips reproduce from bulbs, so I would suspect not. The vaginae are usually located where the leaves meet the stem, so I can see no reason why the would.

I would say yes,cause when the flowers die we have to wait for the leaves to dry,in order for the tulip to multiply,grow,and flower the next year..we cut it down when the whole plant is dried...good luck..