Kill the ants first; talk with a nursery in your area to find out what%26#039;s best for your situation.
Good luck!
I am planning to plant flowers in my flower bed but the bed is infested with ants. What should I do first?
Find the nest and squirt the kind of lighter fluid used in a zippo style lighter into the nest. Also, sprinkle nutmeg over the area. Ants detest it.
Reply:%26quot;What should I do first?%26quot;
Kill the ants.
Their little carcasses will add nutrients to the soil. Sorry, haddadoit. Lowe%26#039;s, Homey D, Wallyworld - garden department, many choices of insecticides.
Ants do harm plants: their tunnels aggrivate a number of situations.
Have fun playing in the dirt.
Reply:Contact Bayer Inc. on the internet....they make a lot of products to control insects, grubs, worms, etc....their products are sold at Home Depot and Lowe%26#039;s and Walmart.......describe your problem, as far as I know ants will not harm flowers....they wont eat them at least. Again the company is called Bayer....look them up on the Internet for pest control.....
Reply:Find their colony hole and sprinkle sevin powder around the area, they%26#039;ll be gone in a few days. Merry Christmas
Reply:You can purchase granulated pest control.
You sprinkle this all over the bed, and it will get rid of the ants.
If you have pets you will need to keep them away from this.
Reply:After you get rid of the ants, buy bags of a good type compost and fill you beds about six inches deep with the compost. Water well, when it gets close to spring add slow release fertilizer such as Osmocote to the compost. Follow the directions on the container. Water well, and then plant when it is time next spring/summer (USA). By then you will be completely rid of the ants.
Reply:Amdro ant bait will do if the ants are still actively moving around. They will take it down into colony for winter...and pretty much take care of your problem by spring. Otherwise you need to dig into main part of colony and pour in some ant killer mixed with water.yahoo finance
Monday, April 20, 2009
Amaryllis flower keeps falling down?
I love amaryllis bulbs but every time they get a certain height, they break and fall down. My latest one is ready to bloom and i just heard a pop and it was drooped over the side of the pot. I dont think the stem broke, just bent. Right now I have a avery unattractive contraption holding it up. It involves a coat hangar, pipe cleaners and a shoe lace. Is there a solution for this? Or at least a prettier way to hold it up. This way detracts too much from the beauty of the plant.
Amaryllis flower keeps falling down?
Sounds like you are growing these bulb flowering plants indoors and in a pot. If so, consider several things to a healthier amaryllis.....
Flowering bulbs originated in cold climate countries, European descent. Once exposed to warm conditions, soil, and light, it triggers the plant to grow rapidly.
Too rapid of a growth will result in plants that are anemic, or weak, and the stem has trouble supporting the weight of the flower which is usually quite heavy in relation to the size/density of the stem.
Potting a bulb, and growing it indoors, where it is warm, will result in rapid growth, and typically overdrying of the bulb.
Another factor, is that bulbs should be frozen for at least 1 week before planting. This inhibits the ability of the plant to %26quot;burst%26quot; out of the bulb, and forces it to slow down and gather a stronger bulb.
Try several things on your next potting adventure:
Freeze the bulb for one week before planting.
Plant in a pot where the top diameter of the pot is at least 4 times larger than that of the bulb.
Keep moist at all times! This aids in cooling the bulb, and slowing growth to a condition found outdoors.
Keep out of direct light for the first 2 weeks. Indirect light is good.
Reply:before it gets so tall, place 2 or 3 small dowel rods around it and use the shoestring or other dull string (not fishing line), tie the string to one of the dowel rods, wrap it around the plant stem, then around the other dowel rod, then repeat for the third dowel rod.
this is not the most attractive but will provide some much needed support.c++
Amaryllis flower keeps falling down?
Sounds like you are growing these bulb flowering plants indoors and in a pot. If so, consider several things to a healthier amaryllis.....
Flowering bulbs originated in cold climate countries, European descent. Once exposed to warm conditions, soil, and light, it triggers the plant to grow rapidly.
Too rapid of a growth will result in plants that are anemic, or weak, and the stem has trouble supporting the weight of the flower which is usually quite heavy in relation to the size/density of the stem.
Potting a bulb, and growing it indoors, where it is warm, will result in rapid growth, and typically overdrying of the bulb.
Another factor, is that bulbs should be frozen for at least 1 week before planting. This inhibits the ability of the plant to %26quot;burst%26quot; out of the bulb, and forces it to slow down and gather a stronger bulb.
Try several things on your next potting adventure:
Freeze the bulb for one week before planting.
Plant in a pot where the top diameter of the pot is at least 4 times larger than that of the bulb.
Keep moist at all times! This aids in cooling the bulb, and slowing growth to a condition found outdoors.
Keep out of direct light for the first 2 weeks. Indirect light is good.
Reply:before it gets so tall, place 2 or 3 small dowel rods around it and use the shoestring or other dull string (not fishing line), tie the string to one of the dowel rods, wrap it around the plant stem, then around the other dowel rod, then repeat for the third dowel rod.
this is not the most attractive but will provide some much needed support.c++
Sophie, Flower, Motzart , Einstien.....Can you think of 4 more?
bill, bob, mary and alice!!
Sophie, Flower, Motzart , Einstien.....Can you think of 4 more?
Herculon,, Hercules... Herculito...,,Sophocles
Reply:uuummmm....ice cream, turtle, fantasy and wig wam.
Reply:Zaphod, Columbus, Daisy, and Rocket dog. (This is from meerkat manor people! You people are cluless...)
Reply:would you think I was a real as5hole if I pointed out you spelt out Mozart and Einstein wrong? :)
but anyway umm..I don%26#039;t see the connection there?
Reply:Jackie, Tree, Beethoven, Hawking
Reply:Ella, Satchmo, brahams and Beethoven
Reply:Words that sound like those?
Sally, Plant, Wolfgang, da Vinciloan
Sophie, Flower, Motzart , Einstien.....Can you think of 4 more?
Herculon,, Hercules... Herculito...,,Sophocles
Reply:uuummmm....ice cream, turtle, fantasy and wig wam.
Reply:Zaphod, Columbus, Daisy, and Rocket dog. (This is from meerkat manor people! You people are cluless...)
Reply:would you think I was a real as5hole if I pointed out you spelt out Mozart and Einstein wrong? :)
but anyway umm..I don%26#039;t see the connection there?
Reply:Jackie, Tree, Beethoven, Hawking
Reply:Ella, Satchmo, brahams and Beethoven
Reply:Words that sound like those?
Sally, Plant, Wolfgang, da Vinciloan
What flower is the most elegant and expensive?
A flower made of diamond
What flower is the most elegant and expensive?
I think it%26#039;s the orchid because it%26#039;s comes in so many different varieties and colors, tought to manage and so on.
Reply:my personal favorite flower is Birds of Paradise!!! its very unique and is VERY beautiful. they tend to be really expensive especially when they are not in season!!! hope i helped.
Reply:Depends on where you live. Some orchids are cheap (dendrobiums), othere quite expensive. Calla lilies tend to be a bit pricey as well.
That%26#039;s why I%26#039;m always trying to grow my own flowers.:-)
Reply:daylillys are just a beatiful flower but some of the flowers are just unbelievable some the the roots sell for like 70.00 each but the colors are just unreal-you should check them out!
Reply:u know wat .. i hate flowers .. weird huh ??
Reply:Heliconia (Lobster Claw) are very elegant and very expensive. I don%26#039;t know what are the %26quot;most%26quot;.
Reply:I believe orchids are the most expensive on the normal market.
Reply:i think rafelisia as it is the world%26#039;s heaviest and biggest flower!!!!puppy teeth
What flower is the most elegant and expensive?
I think it%26#039;s the orchid because it%26#039;s comes in so many different varieties and colors, tought to manage and so on.
Reply:my personal favorite flower is Birds of Paradise!!! its very unique and is VERY beautiful. they tend to be really expensive especially when they are not in season!!! hope i helped.
Reply:Depends on where you live. Some orchids are cheap (dendrobiums), othere quite expensive. Calla lilies tend to be a bit pricey as well.
That%26#039;s why I%26#039;m always trying to grow my own flowers.:-)
Reply:daylillys are just a beatiful flower but some of the flowers are just unbelievable some the the roots sell for like 70.00 each but the colors are just unreal-you should check them out!
Reply:u know wat .. i hate flowers .. weird huh ??
Reply:Heliconia (Lobster Claw) are very elegant and very expensive. I don%26#039;t know what are the %26quot;most%26quot;.
Reply:I believe orchids are the most expensive on the normal market.
Reply:i think rafelisia as it is the world%26#039;s heaviest and biggest flower!!!!puppy teeth
Any Flower Horn owner here,have you seen any number on the fish body?
My uncle (mom%26#039;s brother) owns a few - adult ones. But silly me cannot read Chinese so I can%26#039;t tell what word is on the fish. Uncle said it%26#039;s not a number but some words. Can roughly see it looks like some Chinese characters.
Anyway, if no good numbers or words turn out you can always fry the fish. Apparently it tastes good (some guy fried one and said in the papers it tasted good).
Any Flower Horn owner here,have you seen any number on the fish body?
Ooopppssss. I think i had it for my lunch.
Reply:Yes, and it is 4444... What to do? No wonder our family is under death threat right now and police says that we deserve to die because we are not prominent.
Reply:no
Reply:Hi there! I%26#039;m a flower horn owner but my %26#039;baby%26#039; is unfortunately still a juvenile. So, I%26#039;m still waiting for the auspicious number to come out, patiently. But you know, sometimes it may not be a number but a word.loan
Anyway, if no good numbers or words turn out you can always fry the fish. Apparently it tastes good (some guy fried one and said in the papers it tasted good).
Any Flower Horn owner here,have you seen any number on the fish body?
Ooopppssss. I think i had it for my lunch.
Reply:Yes, and it is 4444... What to do? No wonder our family is under death threat right now and police says that we deserve to die because we are not prominent.
Reply:no
Reply:Hi there! I%26#039;m a flower horn owner but my %26#039;baby%26#039; is unfortunately still a juvenile. So, I%26#039;m still waiting for the auspicious number to come out, patiently. But you know, sometimes it may not be a number but a word.loan
Moon flower,when dose it open up....?
need a answer
Moon flower,when dose it open up....?
i have both moon flowers and moon vines they bloom around dusk and when it starts to open it takes 2 or 3 minutes ... an event worth watching
Reply:At night.
Reply:at night
Reply:Depends on what kind you have, some bloom late afternoon, then some like the Night Blooming Sirus bloom in the middle of the night. All of these types of plants are very fragrant but only last until morning.
Reply:About dusk. Closed or gone in the morning. My neighbor and I both have them. They are good spreaders. Save the seeds for the next season. You%26#039;ll have lots to share.
Reply:moon flowers bloom or come out only at nightShoes
Moon flower,when dose it open up....?
i have both moon flowers and moon vines they bloom around dusk and when it starts to open it takes 2 or 3 minutes ... an event worth watching
Reply:At night.
Reply:at night
Reply:Depends on what kind you have, some bloom late afternoon, then some like the Night Blooming Sirus bloom in the middle of the night. All of these types of plants are very fragrant but only last until morning.
Reply:About dusk. Closed or gone in the morning. My neighbor and I both have them. They are good spreaders. Save the seeds for the next season. You%26#039;ll have lots to share.
Reply:moon flowers bloom or come out only at nightShoes
Which flower do you think would be best for an American wedding?
I now these probably aren%26#039;t the correct names...
White Daisy
Pink Rose
Red Tulip
Red Blossom
Morning Glory
Or whatever else?
Which flower do you think would be best for an American wedding?
I think roses are classic, beautiful, and traditional for wedding flowers. I am assuming you are talking about the bride%26#039;s bouquet? You can%26#039;t go wrong with roses. A florist could tell you what other flowers go nicely with them.
Peonies are lovely. They%26#039;re soft and delicate, like a rose.
The white daisy is nice, too, but somehow I think of it as for a more informal wedding, or else in a mixed bouquet.
Tulips are showy, but they tend to %26quot;blow.%26quot; This means they are perky at first, then get wilty and droopy and sort of %26quot;fall over.%26quot; Maybe a few could be worked into a bridal bouquet, but I%26#039;d be reluctant to have just tulips in a bouquet.
I don%26#039;t know what you mean by %26quot;red blossoms.%26quot; Carnations are also frequently used in floral arrangements and bouquets. Carnations grow naturally in pink, red, white, and yellow, and can also be tinted any color you choose.
Your flowers do not necessarily have to %26quot;match%26quot; your wedding colors. They could complement each other. You would not, of course, want lipstick red dresses and pink flowers, but many colors look lovely together that do not match. If I were you, I would do a lot of online research and I would look at florists, fresh flowers, bridal magazines, etc. to get ideas. The season of the year when the wedding takes place, along with what flowers are available, are also determining factors.
Reply:i would go with the pink roses
Reply:It all depends on what your colors or themes are. Usually any colored rose is the normal flower to have at an American wedding. I also think daisys and tulips are popular. I wouldn%26#039;t go with the other two. Another popular flower is the calli lilly.
Reply:sounds like the roses are good idea go with red and pink and follow by yellow and blue with greenery all around the roses they will make a wonderful floral arragements
Reply:I like calla lillies!! They are elegant and beautiful. But if you want to have one picked from your list I would say.. pink rose or white daisy, depending on how formal your wedding is!!
Reply:The daisy, rose and whatever %26quot;red blossom%26quot; is will last longer than the Tulip or Morning Glory.
I like calla lilies with stargazer lilies and stephanotis,
sprays of delphiniums with something or other would be nice.
sunflowers can also hit the spot (about 4%26quot; across) if presented with another smaller flower.nanny
White Daisy
Pink Rose
Red Tulip
Red Blossom
Morning Glory
Or whatever else?
Which flower do you think would be best for an American wedding?
I think roses are classic, beautiful, and traditional for wedding flowers. I am assuming you are talking about the bride%26#039;s bouquet? You can%26#039;t go wrong with roses. A florist could tell you what other flowers go nicely with them.
Peonies are lovely. They%26#039;re soft and delicate, like a rose.
The white daisy is nice, too, but somehow I think of it as for a more informal wedding, or else in a mixed bouquet.
Tulips are showy, but they tend to %26quot;blow.%26quot; This means they are perky at first, then get wilty and droopy and sort of %26quot;fall over.%26quot; Maybe a few could be worked into a bridal bouquet, but I%26#039;d be reluctant to have just tulips in a bouquet.
I don%26#039;t know what you mean by %26quot;red blossoms.%26quot; Carnations are also frequently used in floral arrangements and bouquets. Carnations grow naturally in pink, red, white, and yellow, and can also be tinted any color you choose.
Your flowers do not necessarily have to %26quot;match%26quot; your wedding colors. They could complement each other. You would not, of course, want lipstick red dresses and pink flowers, but many colors look lovely together that do not match. If I were you, I would do a lot of online research and I would look at florists, fresh flowers, bridal magazines, etc. to get ideas. The season of the year when the wedding takes place, along with what flowers are available, are also determining factors.
Reply:i would go with the pink roses
Reply:It all depends on what your colors or themes are. Usually any colored rose is the normal flower to have at an American wedding. I also think daisys and tulips are popular. I wouldn%26#039;t go with the other two. Another popular flower is the calli lilly.
Reply:sounds like the roses are good idea go with red and pink and follow by yellow and blue with greenery all around the roses they will make a wonderful floral arragements
Reply:I like calla lillies!! They are elegant and beautiful. But if you want to have one picked from your list I would say.. pink rose or white daisy, depending on how formal your wedding is!!
Reply:The daisy, rose and whatever %26quot;red blossom%26quot; is will last longer than the Tulip or Morning Glory.
I like calla lilies with stargazer lilies and stephanotis,
sprays of delphiniums with something or other would be nice.
sunflowers can also hit the spot (about 4%26quot; across) if presented with another smaller flower.nanny
What Flower name ( starts with 'J' ) do you think is suitable for a developement area?
For example, Jasmine Garden...
With the name , J............ Garden, how is the impact on pursuing a person to decide to buy the house on that developement area? What%26#039;s your opinion ?
THANK YOU. : )
What Flower name ( starts with %26#039;J%26#039; ) do you think is suitable for a developement area?
Jupiters, great for what you need and beautiful, yes it is very suitable for a developement area....Jupiter Garden.
Reply:Jonquil is a %26#039;j%26#039; flower and doesn%26#039;t sound as feminie as Jasmine. Pair it up with different names like Jonquil Ridge, Jonquil Estates, Jonquil Knoll, Jonquil Meadow, Jonquil Terrace, Jonquil Court....
Reply:Juniper, not a flower but.....Jade Garden...a chinese resturant....I like Jasmine Hills better
Reply:I think naming subdivisions is kinda stupid since you asked. It has no bearing on whether I will buy a house or not in that area. What will make a difference is if there is a very restrictive covenant, which all the fancy names in the world will not cure. I do not need someone telling me what color of plants and flowers I%26#039;m allowed, or how many shrubs or trees I%26#039;m %26#039;allowed%26#039;. Also, price and location will impact me more than clever names.
Reply:jacaranda garden.
Reply:Jasmine Garden sounds like a kind of bubble bath if you ask me
What about Juniper Something?skin disease
With the name , J............ Garden, how is the impact on pursuing a person to decide to buy the house on that developement area? What%26#039;s your opinion ?
THANK YOU. : )
What Flower name ( starts with %26#039;J%26#039; ) do you think is suitable for a developement area?
Jupiters, great for what you need and beautiful, yes it is very suitable for a developement area....Jupiter Garden.
Reply:Jonquil is a %26#039;j%26#039; flower and doesn%26#039;t sound as feminie as Jasmine. Pair it up with different names like Jonquil Ridge, Jonquil Estates, Jonquil Knoll, Jonquil Meadow, Jonquil Terrace, Jonquil Court....
Reply:Juniper, not a flower but.....Jade Garden...a chinese resturant....I like Jasmine Hills better
Reply:I think naming subdivisions is kinda stupid since you asked. It has no bearing on whether I will buy a house or not in that area. What will make a difference is if there is a very restrictive covenant, which all the fancy names in the world will not cure. I do not need someone telling me what color of plants and flowers I%26#039;m allowed, or how many shrubs or trees I%26#039;m %26#039;allowed%26#039;. Also, price and location will impact me more than clever names.
Reply:jacaranda garden.
Reply:Jasmine Garden sounds like a kind of bubble bath if you ask me
What about Juniper Something?skin disease
Passion flower?
where would I find that?
Passion flower?
To buy or just to look at? You can usually buy it at garden shops that have a good selection unless you live somewhere it won%26#039;t grow. Here in Ca., they sell it at Home Depot. It%26#039;s pretty expensive, though, but worth every penny. Aside from that, you can usually find it in horticultural guides, garden guides, or just by doing a search online.
Reply:any health food store
Reply:Passion flower. I%26#039;d never heard of it or seen it until about 2 years ago, when a friend saw it growing nearby and told me about it. This was right after the movie, %26quot;Passion of Christ%26quot;. I live in Texas. It is native from Southeast North America to Brazil, South America. It is beautiful.
Reply:They thrive in Hawaii.super nanny
Passion flower?
To buy or just to look at? You can usually buy it at garden shops that have a good selection unless you live somewhere it won%26#039;t grow. Here in Ca., they sell it at Home Depot. It%26#039;s pretty expensive, though, but worth every penny. Aside from that, you can usually find it in horticultural guides, garden guides, or just by doing a search online.
Reply:any health food store
Reply:Passion flower. I%26#039;d never heard of it or seen it until about 2 years ago, when a friend saw it growing nearby and told me about it. This was right after the movie, %26quot;Passion of Christ%26quot;. I live in Texas. It is native from Southeast North America to Brazil, South America. It is beautiful.
Reply:They thrive in Hawaii.super nanny
Bach flower therapy - Can any body who has got cured of their mental illnes if so, pls. give serious answers?
Is there a cure for Obsession in this therapy and so can u give me their contact mail address and phone numbers. Very urgent.
Bach flower therapy - Can any body who has got cured of their mental illnes if so, pls. give serious answers?
bach flower therapy is an alterante and supporting measure in depression and other mental disorders.. if its a obession or OCD. then its a chemical imbalence in the neurotransmittors of brain and no therapy has been proved to cure it in literature
primary treatment for obsessions is purely medicines therapies like bachs and others are used additionally to give better cure ..best luck
Reply:Dear friend,
At present only one therapy is the best as an alternative medicine and i.e. HYPNOTHERAPY. This is drugless and natural scientific system. This wonderful system is related to our sub-conscious mind / sixth sense / ESP
By using this therapy you can solve any problem related to our mind-body %26amp; spirit.
For further details you can contact on %26quot;chirayu.hypnotist@yahoo.co.in...
or
MAUNANGINI MNGO
C-205,MANUBHAI TOWER,
OPP.ARTS FACULTY,
ABOVE BJP OFFICE,
SAYAJIGUNJ,
BARODA-390005.
Mobile:- 9824876795,9824353154
* We are providing all types of HYPNOTICAL services since 1981.
* We provide certificates after completion of different courses of
HYPNOSIS and the same courses are conducted by the Faculties of
HYPNOSIS-YOGA appointed by GOVT. OF INDIA.
* We provide services like...
1. Educating and training people in learning HYPNOSIS so that
they can hypnotize themselves and others.
2. Goal Achievement courses can help you to fulfill your
dreams.
3. Hypnotizing your family members, you do not remain in
frustration / stress / tension / phobia /sleeplessness / mental or physical illness
etc. which is a tedious task for you ... Once you rely on
the HYPNOTIST.
4. Improving your body, mind %26amp; spirit to develop
concentration power, memory power, self-confidence,
pre-natal education, personality, etc. through this
drugless, natural and scientific system.
5. MAUNANGINI is only the institution
%26quot; WHERE YOU CAN KNOW YOURSELF, DEVELOPE YOURSELF %26amp;
CURE YOURSELF %26quot;
Reply:mental illness cant be cured, however it can be somewhat controlled with lifelong medication.
Reply:there is no cure for mental illness, just like theres no cure for addictions.they can give you medications to keep it under control. but you have to take the meds in order for it to work.affiliate
Bach flower therapy - Can any body who has got cured of their mental illnes if so, pls. give serious answers?
bach flower therapy is an alterante and supporting measure in depression and other mental disorders.. if its a obession or OCD. then its a chemical imbalence in the neurotransmittors of brain and no therapy has been proved to cure it in literature
primary treatment for obsessions is purely medicines therapies like bachs and others are used additionally to give better cure ..best luck
Reply:Dear friend,
At present only one therapy is the best as an alternative medicine and i.e. HYPNOTHERAPY. This is drugless and natural scientific system. This wonderful system is related to our sub-conscious mind / sixth sense / ESP
By using this therapy you can solve any problem related to our mind-body %26amp; spirit.
For further details you can contact on %26quot;chirayu.hypnotist@yahoo.co.in...
or
MAUNANGINI MNGO
C-205,MANUBHAI TOWER,
OPP.ARTS FACULTY,
ABOVE BJP OFFICE,
SAYAJIGUNJ,
BARODA-390005.
Mobile:- 9824876795,9824353154
* We are providing all types of HYPNOTICAL services since 1981.
* We provide certificates after completion of different courses of
HYPNOSIS and the same courses are conducted by the Faculties of
HYPNOSIS-YOGA appointed by GOVT. OF INDIA.
* We provide services like...
1. Educating and training people in learning HYPNOSIS so that
they can hypnotize themselves and others.
2. Goal Achievement courses can help you to fulfill your
dreams.
3. Hypnotizing your family members, you do not remain in
frustration / stress / tension / phobia /sleeplessness / mental or physical illness
etc. which is a tedious task for you ... Once you rely on
the HYPNOTIST.
4. Improving your body, mind %26amp; spirit to develop
concentration power, memory power, self-confidence,
pre-natal education, personality, etc. through this
drugless, natural and scientific system.
5. MAUNANGINI is only the institution
%26quot; WHERE YOU CAN KNOW YOURSELF, DEVELOPE YOURSELF %26amp;
CURE YOURSELF %26quot;
Reply:mental illness cant be cured, however it can be somewhat controlled with lifelong medication.
Reply:there is no cure for mental illness, just like theres no cure for addictions.they can give you medications to keep it under control. but you have to take the meds in order for it to work.affiliate
My Flower Horn is killing my Green Terror?
My tank is 30 gallon there is a pleco in the tank also. Originally the GT was the first in the tank. I put the FH in later. I have moved the rocks around a few times and he still keeps the GT at the top of the tank. There are lots of places to hide so that is not the issue. He doesn%26#039;t mess with the pleco. He%26#039;s just about torn through the GT%26#039;s side. They are just about the same size the GT might even be a bit larger.
I read that if you put multiple chiclids in the same tank they won%26#039;t be able to kill each other as easy. It kind of makes sense because that%26#039;s what the pet store does and they seem to be ok. Anybody able to give some advice for a successful aggressive tank?
My Flower Horn is killing my Green Terror?
Amy, cichlids are natural enemies - they see other cichlids as threat and competition and it is in their instinct to fight for their territory.
What you read is wrong. The pet store is able to do this by stocking too many fish in too small of an area - this works to keep the fish from establishing territory, but is not the right way for a fish keeper to keep them. The pet store sells fish, they don%26#039;t keep them - never use them as an example of keeping fish. Even if you choose to try and curb aggression this way, by %26#039;multiple%26#039; they mean several, not two. Even if you stick a dozen big cichlds in a little tank and manage to control aggression, that doesn%26#039;t mean the home being provided is a good one - these would be a bunch of cichlids living a life in the most unnatural setting possible for a fish - in a tank full of enemies. Perhaps the biggest shame for people who keep their cichlids like this is that they watch their cichlids all this time and never get to see the true beauty of the cichlids as they are when kept properly with a mate, as the only cichlids in the tank.
Then there is the fact that a 30 gallon is too small for either of these fish even if they are alone in the tank, and you are trying to squeeze two of them in there! I won%26#039;t even discuss the pleco. Even if you had a 75 gallon tank it wouldn%26#039;t work for long.
If you keep this up, the GT will probably kill the FH. If your FH surives long enough, he will take over the tank and kill the GT.
The responsible thing for you to do is take back all of your fish and do some research on what would be appropriate for the size of your tank, and if you choose cichlids, go with smaller ones and learn first how to stock them properly. Good luck.
Reply:The flowerhorn fish is territorial, thus naturally agressive, and being a hybreed therefore more aggressive. Most Flowerhorn hobbyists desist from keeping them with other fish, particularly cichlids because it would be considered a natural enemy and chased or attacked. I have seen Flowerhorns kill Oscar%26#039;s that are double their size. You wont be able to always keep an eye on your tank, and sometime or the other the Fh shall attack and injure or kill the Gt.
There is another process, which though is not a foolproof one, but also helps at times. Remove the flowerhorn from the main tank and place it into a quarentine tank for 72 hrs, then re-introduce it back to the main tank. This will make it the new comer, and would probably let the GT dominate the tank. This may also result in the Gt attacking the Fh for territory, but chances are still lower.
Reply:Despite the name, GreenTerrors are not that aggressive as you are seeing. He will need a new home fairly quickly or the FH will kill him. The best thing for an aggressive tank is plenty of fish to share the fighting, or a single fish.
Plase don%26#039;t use what the shop does as a gauge. Remember, it%26#039;s only temporary for them, they sell the fish before long.
MM
Reply:It depends on what type of flower horn you have but most have a resembles to the green terror. Which automatically makes him a target. Also cichlid fight for territory and food. So the Flower horn will chase away any type of fish it thinks might interfere with its food source. Now what I think might help is to introduce a third fish and make some caves and tunnels for them. I use PVC and it works great. I also have make rock formations on opposite ends of the tank and this usually works too. They each take a part and might just share the tank. I%26#039;ve seen flower horns get bullied by Oscars so they are not so tough.fitness
I read that if you put multiple chiclids in the same tank they won%26#039;t be able to kill each other as easy. It kind of makes sense because that%26#039;s what the pet store does and they seem to be ok. Anybody able to give some advice for a successful aggressive tank?
My Flower Horn is killing my Green Terror?
Amy, cichlids are natural enemies - they see other cichlids as threat and competition and it is in their instinct to fight for their territory.
What you read is wrong. The pet store is able to do this by stocking too many fish in too small of an area - this works to keep the fish from establishing territory, but is not the right way for a fish keeper to keep them. The pet store sells fish, they don%26#039;t keep them - never use them as an example of keeping fish. Even if you choose to try and curb aggression this way, by %26#039;multiple%26#039; they mean several, not two. Even if you stick a dozen big cichlds in a little tank and manage to control aggression, that doesn%26#039;t mean the home being provided is a good one - these would be a bunch of cichlids living a life in the most unnatural setting possible for a fish - in a tank full of enemies. Perhaps the biggest shame for people who keep their cichlids like this is that they watch their cichlids all this time and never get to see the true beauty of the cichlids as they are when kept properly with a mate, as the only cichlids in the tank.
Then there is the fact that a 30 gallon is too small for either of these fish even if they are alone in the tank, and you are trying to squeeze two of them in there! I won%26#039;t even discuss the pleco. Even if you had a 75 gallon tank it wouldn%26#039;t work for long.
If you keep this up, the GT will probably kill the FH. If your FH surives long enough, he will take over the tank and kill the GT.
The responsible thing for you to do is take back all of your fish and do some research on what would be appropriate for the size of your tank, and if you choose cichlids, go with smaller ones and learn first how to stock them properly. Good luck.
Reply:The flowerhorn fish is territorial, thus naturally agressive, and being a hybreed therefore more aggressive. Most Flowerhorn hobbyists desist from keeping them with other fish, particularly cichlids because it would be considered a natural enemy and chased or attacked. I have seen Flowerhorns kill Oscar%26#039;s that are double their size. You wont be able to always keep an eye on your tank, and sometime or the other the Fh shall attack and injure or kill the Gt.
There is another process, which though is not a foolproof one, but also helps at times. Remove the flowerhorn from the main tank and place it into a quarentine tank for 72 hrs, then re-introduce it back to the main tank. This will make it the new comer, and would probably let the GT dominate the tank. This may also result in the Gt attacking the Fh for territory, but chances are still lower.
Reply:Despite the name, GreenTerrors are not that aggressive as you are seeing. He will need a new home fairly quickly or the FH will kill him. The best thing for an aggressive tank is plenty of fish to share the fighting, or a single fish.
Plase don%26#039;t use what the shop does as a gauge. Remember, it%26#039;s only temporary for them, they sell the fish before long.
MM
Reply:It depends on what type of flower horn you have but most have a resembles to the green terror. Which automatically makes him a target. Also cichlid fight for territory and food. So the Flower horn will chase away any type of fish it thinks might interfere with its food source. Now what I think might help is to introduce a third fish and make some caves and tunnels for them. I use PVC and it works great. I also have make rock formations on opposite ends of the tank and this usually works too. They each take a part and might just share the tank. I%26#039;ve seen flower horns get bullied by Oscars so they are not so tough.fitness
Red flower ( fake) any mythic meaning?
true love is the tradtional meaning of a blood red rose however also the colour of blood a flower given to someone from an enemy to signify that a battle is to take place.The red signifies the blood of the person they sent it to to be spilled.
Red flower ( fake) any mythic meaning?
it symbolizes red and something fake that lures people with its artificial beauty, eg plastic surgeryperforming arts
Red flower ( fake) any mythic meaning?
it symbolizes red and something fake that lures people with its artificial beauty, eg plastic surgeryperforming arts
Bach Flower Essence?
Has anyone ever tried one of these 38 remedies? If so, do they work? Does anyone know anything about these???
Bach Flower Essence?
I use the Rescue Remedy for stress and it seems to work for me, but that%26#039;s the only one I have used (so far). A few drops under the tongue and within a few moments, I can actually feel the calmness coming over me, like a warm wave...if you want to know more, they do have a website www.rescueremedy.com or www.bachessences.comacting resources
Bach Flower Essence?
I use the Rescue Remedy for stress and it seems to work for me, but that%26#039;s the only one I have used (so far). A few drops under the tongue and within a few moments, I can actually feel the calmness coming over me, like a warm wave...if you want to know more, they do have a website www.rescueremedy.com or www.bachessences.comacting resources
Azafran flower?
Where I can buy Azafran in Largo, Florida
Azafran flower?
Azafran, or safflower is the dried flower of the (Carthamus tinctorius). It is used in various recipes for it%26#039;s color. It is not a true substitute for saffron as it has none of the same flavoring but it will impart a pleasing color. The safflower plant is best know for production of safflower oil. Azafran can be found in Mexican as well as other Hispanic grocery stores. The flowers are also used as a dye
Ask for it in the supermarkets.genealogy mormon
Azafran flower?
Azafran, or safflower is the dried flower of the (Carthamus tinctorius). It is used in various recipes for it%26#039;s color. It is not a true substitute for saffron as it has none of the same flavoring but it will impart a pleasing color. The safflower plant is best know for production of safflower oil. Azafran can be found in Mexican as well as other Hispanic grocery stores. The flowers are also used as a dye
Ask for it in the supermarkets.genealogy mormon
Which flower looks like "V" ?
It could be an iris...purple with a yellow stamin.
Which flower looks like %26quot;V%26quot; ?
A cyclamen?
Here is one type:
http://www.cyclamen.org/cyprium_set.html
Reply:a calla lilly, tulip?
Reply:Coneflower.flower
Which flower looks like %26quot;V%26quot; ?
A cyclamen?
Here is one type:
http://www.cyclamen.org/cyprium_set.html
Reply:a calla lilly, tulip?
Reply:Coneflower.flower
What is your favourite song that has a flower in the title?
or flowers.
What is your favourite song that has a flower in the title?
Build me up Buttercup
Reply:if you%26#039;re going to San Fransisco (WEAR A FLOWER IN YOUR HAIR)
Reply:Mama Liked the Roses by Elvis
Reply:Crimson and clover (does clover count as a flower?) By Joan Jett :)
Reply:Where the wild Roses Grow-Nick Cave
Skinflowers- Young Gods
Push th%26#039; little Daisies- Ween
Reply:Either %26#039;New Rose%26#039; by The Damned or %26#039;Roses%26#039; by dEUS.
Reply:Pictures of Lily, by the Who...so maybe it%26#039;s a stretch, but Lily was named after the flower, no?
Reply:ok just going through some tunes in my head and i cant think of two much with flower names in the title but i can think of loads that have some relevance to the plant kingdom!
Hangin%26#039; Tree: Queens of the Stone Age
In Bloom: Nirvana
Lemon Tree: Fools Garden
Reply:Bed of Roses by Bon jovi, sexy sultry and very very good to listen too. I love it and it is great for playing wen your alone in a dark room.
Reply:I can only think of Ichirin no hana.. I think it meant my lone flower..
Reply:Where the Wild Roses Grow - Nick Cave and Kylie. A nice cheery murder ballad!
Reply:%26quot;The Rose%26quot;,by Bette Midler
Reply:%26#039;Flowers%26#039; by Sweet Female Attitude
Chorus:
%26quot;I’ll bring you flowers in the pouring rain
Did you know living without you is driving me insane
I’ll bring you flowers, I’ll make your day
The tears you cry, I’ll dry them all, away%26quot;
Quite appropriate for today-it%26#039;s chucking it down!
Reply:Lilac Wine by Jeff Buckely...
Reply:either build me up buttercup or the rose
Reply:the rose by bette midler
Reply:Flower Punk, FZ
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with that flower in your hand?
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with that flower in your hand?
Well, I%26#039;m goin%26#039; up to Frisco to join a psychedelic band.
Well, I%26#039;m goin%26#039; up to Frisco to join a psychedelic band.
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with that button on your shirt?
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with that button on your shirt?
Well, I%26#039;m goin%26#039; to a love-in to sit %26amp; play my bongos in the dirt.
Well, I%26#039;m goin%26#039; to a love-in to sit %26amp; play my bongos in the dirt.
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with that hair on your head?
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with that hair on your head?
I%26#039;m goin%26#039; to the dance to get some action, then I%26#039;m goin%26#039; home to
bed.
I%26#039;m goin%26#039; to the dance to get some action, then I%26#039;m goin%26#039; home to
bed.
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with those beads around your neck?
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with those beads around your neck?
I%26#039;m goin%26#039; to the shrink so he can help me be a nervous wreck...
Reply:Every rose has a thorn..Poison.
Reply:Flower of Scotland.
Reply:Phoolosa Chehra tera.....
Reply:woohoo!! so far no one%26#039;s picked the first two I thought of!!
flower duet from Lakmé
la vie en rose by Edith Piaf (although you can include the Louis Armstrong version too)
Reply:%26quot;Roses%26quot; by Outkast!
Reply:%26quot;Kiss from a rose%26quot; by Seal.
Reply:Sandi Thom - I wish I was a punkrocker (with flowers in my hair)!
Reply:Die Lotusblume by Schumann
Reply:Iris by Live, or In bloom by Nirvana. I know bloom is not a flower but its close enough.
Reply:Just checked through tunes on my ipod and couldn%26#039;t really find a specific flower but here goes;
In Bloom - Nirvana
Welcome to the Jungle - G n R
Apple Tree - Wolfmother
Reply:Yellow Rose of Texas
Every Rose has it%26#039;s thorns
Reply:Poison - Every Rose Has Its Thorn
Reply:It doesn%26#039;t have a specific flower in the title but:
Small Black Flowers that Grow in the Sky.
Reply:%26quot;Kissed by a Rose%26quot; - Sealgenealogy mormon
What is your favourite song that has a flower in the title?
Build me up Buttercup
Reply:if you%26#039;re going to San Fransisco (WEAR A FLOWER IN YOUR HAIR)
Reply:Mama Liked the Roses by Elvis
Reply:Crimson and clover (does clover count as a flower?) By Joan Jett :)
Reply:Where the wild Roses Grow-Nick Cave
Skinflowers- Young Gods
Push th%26#039; little Daisies- Ween
Reply:Either %26#039;New Rose%26#039; by The Damned or %26#039;Roses%26#039; by dEUS.
Reply:Pictures of Lily, by the Who...so maybe it%26#039;s a stretch, but Lily was named after the flower, no?
Reply:ok just going through some tunes in my head and i cant think of two much with flower names in the title but i can think of loads that have some relevance to the plant kingdom!
Hangin%26#039; Tree: Queens of the Stone Age
In Bloom: Nirvana
Lemon Tree: Fools Garden
Reply:Bed of Roses by Bon jovi, sexy sultry and very very good to listen too. I love it and it is great for playing wen your alone in a dark room.
Reply:I can only think of Ichirin no hana.. I think it meant my lone flower..
Reply:Where the Wild Roses Grow - Nick Cave and Kylie. A nice cheery murder ballad!
Reply:%26quot;The Rose%26quot;,by Bette Midler
Reply:%26#039;Flowers%26#039; by Sweet Female Attitude
Chorus:
%26quot;I’ll bring you flowers in the pouring rain
Did you know living without you is driving me insane
I’ll bring you flowers, I’ll make your day
The tears you cry, I’ll dry them all, away%26quot;
Quite appropriate for today-it%26#039;s chucking it down!
Reply:Lilac Wine by Jeff Buckely...
Reply:either build me up buttercup or the rose
Reply:the rose by bette midler
Reply:Flower Punk, FZ
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with that flower in your hand?
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with that flower in your hand?
Well, I%26#039;m goin%26#039; up to Frisco to join a psychedelic band.
Well, I%26#039;m goin%26#039; up to Frisco to join a psychedelic band.
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with that button on your shirt?
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with that button on your shirt?
Well, I%26#039;m goin%26#039; to a love-in to sit %26amp; play my bongos in the dirt.
Well, I%26#039;m goin%26#039; to a love-in to sit %26amp; play my bongos in the dirt.
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with that hair on your head?
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with that hair on your head?
I%26#039;m goin%26#039; to the dance to get some action, then I%26#039;m goin%26#039; home to
bed.
I%26#039;m goin%26#039; to the dance to get some action, then I%26#039;m goin%26#039; home to
bed.
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with those beads around your neck?
Hey Punk, where you goin%26#039; with those beads around your neck?
I%26#039;m goin%26#039; to the shrink so he can help me be a nervous wreck...
Reply:Every rose has a thorn..Poison.
Reply:Flower of Scotland.
Reply:Phoolosa Chehra tera.....
Reply:woohoo!! so far no one%26#039;s picked the first two I thought of!!
flower duet from Lakmé
la vie en rose by Edith Piaf (although you can include the Louis Armstrong version too)
Reply:%26quot;Roses%26quot; by Outkast!
Reply:%26quot;Kiss from a rose%26quot; by Seal.
Reply:Sandi Thom - I wish I was a punkrocker (with flowers in my hair)!
Reply:Die Lotusblume by Schumann
Reply:Iris by Live, or In bloom by Nirvana. I know bloom is not a flower but its close enough.
Reply:Just checked through tunes on my ipod and couldn%26#039;t really find a specific flower but here goes;
In Bloom - Nirvana
Welcome to the Jungle - G n R
Apple Tree - Wolfmother
Reply:Yellow Rose of Texas
Every Rose has it%26#039;s thorns
Reply:Poison - Every Rose Has Its Thorn
Reply:It doesn%26#039;t have a specific flower in the title but:
Small Black Flowers that Grow in the Sky.
Reply:%26quot;Kissed by a Rose%26quot; - Sealgenealogy mormon
Can Flower horn Oscars and Red Devil fishes live together?
They can until they kill each other.
These fish get more aggressive as they age and mature. It will certainly work at first, but as they grow the aggression and territorial nature grows with them, and eventually you%26#039;ll have fights and issues, and if you don%26#039;t step in, stress of at least one fish (most likely the Oscar) that would ultimately lead to his demise. The number of people who have thrown various cichlids together and thought they beat the odds, only to find out later the hard way that this wasn%26#039;t so, is uncountable. I see new injured, sometimes half dead, cichlids being returned to the fish store (big als here takes back most fish) every time I go in there.
Cichlids are not friends - forcing them into the same tank is not natural and can be considered cruel. At best you can form a forced truce in which they %26#039;only sometimes fight%26#039;, but if you want to keep the fish properly, and see them at their best, they should be kept in species tanks - singly, or even better, in established mating pairs.
Can Flower horn Oscars and Red Devil fishes live together?
I have one of each, They do fight but they quit within seconds of starting but not all fish are the same just because i have them and they live kinda peaceful together does not mean all of them will,But you can try it and see.
Mine are both full grown i have had them since they where 1 inch long that was to 3 years ago.
Good luckhairstyles hair style
These fish get more aggressive as they age and mature. It will certainly work at first, but as they grow the aggression and territorial nature grows with them, and eventually you%26#039;ll have fights and issues, and if you don%26#039;t step in, stress of at least one fish (most likely the Oscar) that would ultimately lead to his demise. The number of people who have thrown various cichlids together and thought they beat the odds, only to find out later the hard way that this wasn%26#039;t so, is uncountable. I see new injured, sometimes half dead, cichlids being returned to the fish store (big als here takes back most fish) every time I go in there.
Cichlids are not friends - forcing them into the same tank is not natural and can be considered cruel. At best you can form a forced truce in which they %26#039;only sometimes fight%26#039;, but if you want to keep the fish properly, and see them at their best, they should be kept in species tanks - singly, or even better, in established mating pairs.
Can Flower horn Oscars and Red Devil fishes live together?
I have one of each, They do fight but they quit within seconds of starting but not all fish are the same just because i have them and they live kinda peaceful together does not mean all of them will,But you can try it and see.
Mine are both full grown i have had them since they where 1 inch long that was to 3 years ago.
Good luckhairstyles hair style
What is more beautiful: a flower without thorns or a flower with thorns?
A flower without thorns is more beautiful, but a flower with thorns is more enlightening.
What is more beautiful: a flower without thorns or a flower with thorns?
there is a lesson behind this as a beautiful rose stays amidst the thorns and looks as beautiful as ever shouldn%26#039;t we also do something unique and look beautiful amidst difficult circumstances.
Reply:only thorns can be beautiful if u have eyes to see!
your eyes are beautiful to both flowers and thorns!
Reply:A flower with thorns.
Reply:a flower with thorns
Reply:Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder
Reply:A flower with thorns is beautiful because those thorns protect the beauty of the flower.If there were no thorns then people or any other thing would destroy the flower and its beauty.
Reply:Even thorns can be beautiful if you look at them the right way.
Reply:A flower with thorn .Becoze the thorns show what kind of life the flower has.
Reply:a flower with thorns
Reply:A natural state is always the most beautiful.
we are all imperfect in all our absolute perfection.
Beauty isnt about hiding the most %26quot;piercing%26quot; parts of ourselves, its about reflecting on our weaknesses and making the changes necessary to illuminate the integrity of our soul.
Reply:A flower.
Reply:depends on the individual seeing it,both are equally beautiful in its natural state
Reply:beautiful??
both are beautiful....but it depends upon how you handle the flower...
a flower without thorns look beautiful to look at..they look so perfect...with not a scratch...with no obstruction to reach the lovely petals...but everyone can be like that...from outside...flowers with thorns...are difficult to hold...but the moment you get hurt...you realise that you need it to handle it with care and affection...that%26#039;s beauty...what lies outside is too easy to perceive...the beauty lies within.
(and after finally holding the flower after getting hurt badly...the satisfaction is immense..)
wild roses are beautiful to look at...just because they are so natural....a rose without thorns would look so incomplete...
Reply:that flower is red rose
Reply:it depends on our way of looking...
Reply:Fowers with thorns . If u ask me why I will definately reply.Thanks
Reply:Flowers with thorns... I perfer the rose..
Reply:Without thorns because they dont hurt
Reply:flower without thorn
is like coldrink without fizzle
lik women without men(hahaha)
flower with thorn is life
if there r no criticism ,there is no scope for improvement
no danger, no victory
no spice, no lfe
lik no wife no life
hahahhaha
Reply:A flower with thorns
Reply:A flower without thorns gives an easygoing approach to one to the peril of being unaware of the pitfalls in life. A flower with thorns, makes one cautious, and if pain is experienced with the prick of the thorn, provides an important lesson. These experiences and lessons, makeone trod his path carefully, making one%26#039;s life beautiful.
Reply:in this world everything is beautiful even you. so don%26#039;t worry.
Reply:depends on the flower...
actually if you are talking in terms of life...then its the flower with thorns cos otherwise life would be tooooo boring....
Reply:It is better to finger your prick, than to prick your finger.
Without!
Reply:It lies in your views and thoughts.
Reply:I like LILY but can%26#039;t deny that ROSE is more attractive.
Reply:Beauty is in the eyes of viewer. If he likes flower with thorns then it is beautiful otherwise without. The choice of individual varries on his mood , time and place.
Reply:Definitely a flower with thorns! Beauty is appreciated more when it is contrast with something which is not so beautiful but is essential, such as the lotus growing in the marshes. A lotus on its own is definitely beautiful, but it stands out even more when it is in the marshes!:)
Reply:a rose and a lotus; rose have thorns, lotus have none, but they are both beautiful.
Reply:The flower itself does not have thorns only the stem that attaches to it so they are both beautiful.www.poetry.com
What is more beautiful: a flower without thorns or a flower with thorns?
there is a lesson behind this as a beautiful rose stays amidst the thorns and looks as beautiful as ever shouldn%26#039;t we also do something unique and look beautiful amidst difficult circumstances.
Reply:only thorns can be beautiful if u have eyes to see!
your eyes are beautiful to both flowers and thorns!
Reply:A flower with thorns.
Reply:a flower with thorns
Reply:Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder
Reply:A flower with thorns is beautiful because those thorns protect the beauty of the flower.If there were no thorns then people or any other thing would destroy the flower and its beauty.
Reply:Even thorns can be beautiful if you look at them the right way.
Reply:A flower with thorn .Becoze the thorns show what kind of life the flower has.
Reply:a flower with thorns
Reply:A natural state is always the most beautiful.
we are all imperfect in all our absolute perfection.
Beauty isnt about hiding the most %26quot;piercing%26quot; parts of ourselves, its about reflecting on our weaknesses and making the changes necessary to illuminate the integrity of our soul.
Reply:A flower.
Reply:depends on the individual seeing it,both are equally beautiful in its natural state
Reply:beautiful??
both are beautiful....but it depends upon how you handle the flower...
a flower without thorns look beautiful to look at..they look so perfect...with not a scratch...with no obstruction to reach the lovely petals...but everyone can be like that...from outside...flowers with thorns...are difficult to hold...but the moment you get hurt...you realise that you need it to handle it with care and affection...that%26#039;s beauty...what lies outside is too easy to perceive...the beauty lies within.
(and after finally holding the flower after getting hurt badly...the satisfaction is immense..)
wild roses are beautiful to look at...just because they are so natural....a rose without thorns would look so incomplete...
Reply:that flower is red rose
Reply:it depends on our way of looking...
Reply:Fowers with thorns . If u ask me why I will definately reply.Thanks
Reply:Flowers with thorns... I perfer the rose..
Reply:Without thorns because they dont hurt
Reply:flower without thorn
is like coldrink without fizzle
lik women without men(hahaha)
flower with thorn is life
if there r no criticism ,there is no scope for improvement
no danger, no victory
no spice, no lfe
lik no wife no life
hahahhaha
Reply:A flower with thorns
Reply:A flower without thorns gives an easygoing approach to one to the peril of being unaware of the pitfalls in life. A flower with thorns, makes one cautious, and if pain is experienced with the prick of the thorn, provides an important lesson. These experiences and lessons, makeone trod his path carefully, making one%26#039;s life beautiful.
Reply:in this world everything is beautiful even you. so don%26#039;t worry.
Reply:depends on the flower...
actually if you are talking in terms of life...then its the flower with thorns cos otherwise life would be tooooo boring....
Reply:It is better to finger your prick, than to prick your finger.
Without!
Reply:It lies in your views and thoughts.
Reply:I like LILY but can%26#039;t deny that ROSE is more attractive.
Reply:Beauty is in the eyes of viewer. If he likes flower with thorns then it is beautiful otherwise without. The choice of individual varries on his mood , time and place.
Reply:Definitely a flower with thorns! Beauty is appreciated more when it is contrast with something which is not so beautiful but is essential, such as the lotus growing in the marshes. A lotus on its own is definitely beautiful, but it stands out even more when it is in the marshes!:)
Reply:a rose and a lotus; rose have thorns, lotus have none, but they are both beautiful.
Reply:The flower itself does not have thorns only the stem that attaches to it so they are both beautiful.www.poetry.com
What flower represents what month?
thanks everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!
What flower represents what month?
Just as each month has a birthstone, each month also has a birth flower. Each birth flower also has a special symbolic meaning that results from the flower’s specific type and color.
January - Carnation
Like the slow beauty of winter, the carnation reveals its color with a subtle grace and rewards close, attentive viewing. The carnation is a rich and fragrant flower, a sensual feast perfect for birthdays during this winter month.
February - Iris
The deep, warm color of the iris foreshadows the luxuries of spring. A February birthday also portends warmth and prosperity, making these two an excellent match. Match a lucky February birthday with this slender, magnificent flower.
March - Daffoldil
The appearance of daffodils in the spring has long been associated with rays of sunshine emanating from the ground, bringing color, comfort, and beauty back to the world. March birthdays also add comfort and beauty to our lives, so celebrate this month with the daffodil’s fragrant sunshine blossom.
April - Daisy
The modest, unassuming beauty of the daisy has a playful, childlike character that brings joy and happiness wherever it arrives. The many colored options of the daisy provide ample opportunity to match this lovely flower to a specific personality. No other flower can match the daisy for pure joy.
May - Lily
The subtle, majestic lily holds its delicate white blossoms snugly between its strong, broad leaves. This flower represents the both the strength and wild beauty in May birthdays. A fresh bouquet of lilies is a magnificent way to send your best, birthday wishes.
June - Rose
June must be the month of love, as it has been paired with the flower of passion, the rose. Roses have many significant meanings depending on their color and the number of flowers in the bouquet. June birthdays are also known for their passion, making June and the rose a perfect match.
July - Larkspur
The long, blossom filled stem of the larkspur has been chosen to represent July because their gorgeous and lush beauty fills summer meadows with an unmistakable color and fragrance. July birthdays are also known for their particular summer radiance.
August - Gladiola
The sword like blossoms of the gladiola are responsible for its name and also for its symbolic meaning of strength of character. August birthdays are also known for a strong sense of character and moral integrity. The gladiola also reminds us that strength of character and integrity can look gorgeous and be full of rich personality.
September - Aster
The dense petal formation of the beautiful aster allows its rich, deep color to radiate through with a lush, almost aquatic texture. This combination makes the aster the flower of magic and transcendence. September, the beginning of Autumn, is also a time of otherworldly transcendence, and September birthdays contain elements of seeing aspects of life often hidden from view.
October - Calendula
The brilliant and unusual calendula represents October birthdays because its broad, colorful flowers follow the path of the sun throughout the day, soaking up all remaining sunlight left in Autumn. October birthdays are also known for being warm, receptive people who are easy going and easy to talk to. Celebrate their one of a kind beauty with the one of a kind calendula.
November - Chrysanthemum
The bright butter yellow glow of the chrysanthemum brings joy, light, and cheer to the dwindling days of November. Chosen because of the cheer and joy November birthdays bring throughout the year, the chrysanthemum’s color and perseverance are a beacon of happiness.
December - Narcissus
The translucent white petals of the narcissus blossom bring the beauty and peace of a fresh snowfall indoors. The grace and sophistication of the narcissus bring a redemptive beauty to poor Narcissus, the mythological figure that fell in love with his own beauty and drowned kissing his reflection in a lake. Now, the narcissus represents peace and the possibility of renewal.
Reply:Carnation
Reply:really good answers here, i wont research it for u..looks they already did... however i gave u best answer can i have one too :)
Reply:January: Carnations or Snowdrops
February: Violets
March: Daffodils or Jonquil
April: Sweet Pea
May: Lily of the Valley
June: Rose or Honeysuckle
July: Larkspur
August: Gladiolas or Poppy
September: Aster or Morning Glory
October: Calendula or Cosmos
November: Chrysanthemum
December: Narcissus or HollySoles
What flower represents what month?
Just as each month has a birthstone, each month also has a birth flower. Each birth flower also has a special symbolic meaning that results from the flower’s specific type and color.
January - Carnation
Like the slow beauty of winter, the carnation reveals its color with a subtle grace and rewards close, attentive viewing. The carnation is a rich and fragrant flower, a sensual feast perfect for birthdays during this winter month.
February - Iris
The deep, warm color of the iris foreshadows the luxuries of spring. A February birthday also portends warmth and prosperity, making these two an excellent match. Match a lucky February birthday with this slender, magnificent flower.
March - Daffoldil
The appearance of daffodils in the spring has long been associated with rays of sunshine emanating from the ground, bringing color, comfort, and beauty back to the world. March birthdays also add comfort and beauty to our lives, so celebrate this month with the daffodil’s fragrant sunshine blossom.
April - Daisy
The modest, unassuming beauty of the daisy has a playful, childlike character that brings joy and happiness wherever it arrives. The many colored options of the daisy provide ample opportunity to match this lovely flower to a specific personality. No other flower can match the daisy for pure joy.
May - Lily
The subtle, majestic lily holds its delicate white blossoms snugly between its strong, broad leaves. This flower represents the both the strength and wild beauty in May birthdays. A fresh bouquet of lilies is a magnificent way to send your best, birthday wishes.
June - Rose
June must be the month of love, as it has been paired with the flower of passion, the rose. Roses have many significant meanings depending on their color and the number of flowers in the bouquet. June birthdays are also known for their passion, making June and the rose a perfect match.
July - Larkspur
The long, blossom filled stem of the larkspur has been chosen to represent July because their gorgeous and lush beauty fills summer meadows with an unmistakable color and fragrance. July birthdays are also known for their particular summer radiance.
August - Gladiola
The sword like blossoms of the gladiola are responsible for its name and also for its symbolic meaning of strength of character. August birthdays are also known for a strong sense of character and moral integrity. The gladiola also reminds us that strength of character and integrity can look gorgeous and be full of rich personality.
September - Aster
The dense petal formation of the beautiful aster allows its rich, deep color to radiate through with a lush, almost aquatic texture. This combination makes the aster the flower of magic and transcendence. September, the beginning of Autumn, is also a time of otherworldly transcendence, and September birthdays contain elements of seeing aspects of life often hidden from view.
October - Calendula
The brilliant and unusual calendula represents October birthdays because its broad, colorful flowers follow the path of the sun throughout the day, soaking up all remaining sunlight left in Autumn. October birthdays are also known for being warm, receptive people who are easy going and easy to talk to. Celebrate their one of a kind beauty with the one of a kind calendula.
November - Chrysanthemum
The bright butter yellow glow of the chrysanthemum brings joy, light, and cheer to the dwindling days of November. Chosen because of the cheer and joy November birthdays bring throughout the year, the chrysanthemum’s color and perseverance are a beacon of happiness.
December - Narcissus
The translucent white petals of the narcissus blossom bring the beauty and peace of a fresh snowfall indoors. The grace and sophistication of the narcissus bring a redemptive beauty to poor Narcissus, the mythological figure that fell in love with his own beauty and drowned kissing his reflection in a lake. Now, the narcissus represents peace and the possibility of renewal.
Reply:Carnation
Reply:really good answers here, i wont research it for u..looks they already did... however i gave u best answer can i have one too :)
Reply:January: Carnations or Snowdrops
February: Violets
March: Daffodils or Jonquil
April: Sweet Pea
May: Lily of the Valley
June: Rose or Honeysuckle
July: Larkspur
August: Gladiolas or Poppy
September: Aster or Morning Glory
October: Calendula or Cosmos
November: Chrysanthemum
December: Narcissus or HollySoles
What flower are you?
You must pick one from each set of opposites: ONLY THE INITIALS e.g. ---INFP or ESTJ
Extravert or Introvert?
Senses or iNtution?
Feeling or Thinking?
Judging or Perceiving?
What flower are you?
IITP
Reply:IIFJ
Reply:I%26#039;m an introvert, intuitions, feeling and perceiving...
I%26#039;m very sorry but I don%26#039;t know how to type them out in initials... But it doesn%26#039;t matter as long as you understand right...? ^_^
Reply:TGIF-mate.
Reply:ISTP
Same result? Sweet. I had to take Meyers-Briggs this year, for my Computer Careers class, as well as the Learning Modalities test (Auditory).
Reply:entj
Reply:IIFJ.
Reply:I did the myers briggs thing like 16 years ago,
I was an INFP and am probably the same today...
Reply:ISFP
I don%26#039;t understand how that is a flower.
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Extravert or Introvert?
Senses or iNtution?
Feeling or Thinking?
Judging or Perceiving?
What flower are you?
IITP
Reply:IIFJ
Reply:I%26#039;m an introvert, intuitions, feeling and perceiving...
I%26#039;m very sorry but I don%26#039;t know how to type them out in initials... But it doesn%26#039;t matter as long as you understand right...? ^_^
Reply:TGIF-mate.
Reply:ISTP
Same result? Sweet. I had to take Meyers-Briggs this year, for my Computer Careers class, as well as the Learning Modalities test (Auditory).
Reply:entj
Reply:IIFJ.
Reply:I did the myers briggs thing like 16 years ago,
I was an INFP and am probably the same today...
Reply:ISFP
I don%26#039;t understand how that is a flower.
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What flower best describes you?
I love the Calla Lily for me. It%26#039;s sensual,beautiful and has graceful curves.
What flower best describes you?
* I am an %26quot;angels tears%26quot;
Reply:I%26#039;m a plumeria. The flower has a hawaiian scent and firm petals.
Reply:Buttercups or Black Orchid.
Reply:Peony. It%26#039;s a beautiful flower, soft yet poignant. Sensual colors I believe portray ever revolving moods from earthy, tranquil to zestful and all in between.
Reply:Golden Rod, Bright, brilliant, very noticeable.
Useful in butterfly garden and in bouquets.
A fore-teller of a change in seasons, but mistaken badly, accused of creating allergies, runny noses, watery eyes.
It is not the culprit, actually, Ragweed is! but it is green and although it blooms at the exact same time as Golden Rod NO ONE notices this hateful allergen because of the brilliance of the Golden Rod.
See I am a loud, obvious, Red Head, I am also a landscaper so I understand the Golden Rod.
I have a lot in common because even though I have a vast knowledge in many areas, I could be helpful to many,not harmful....MY MOUTH like the Golden Rods brilliant color is the first thing you deal with, and sometimes gives a bad first impression. You gotta get to know Goldenrod...You gotta get to know me!
Reply:rose (romantic)
Reply:Nina: La flor de la canela, por supuesto. Hay! Que pregunta.
Un beso.
Reply:A pink rose with the morning dew on it, a bumble bee and butterflies all around it with birds singing in the branches above because I don%26#039;t like to be alone.
Reply:i think the one for me is the passion flower and the rose it has passion in the passion flower and the rose is graceful!
Reply:daisy.. kind of free-spirited, unpretensious flower...
Reply:Although carnations are my favorite,I%26#039;d have to a rose,varying in color,size,scent is delicious,beautiful to some,just watch out for those thorns! Every rose has its thorn as the song goes.
Reply:the pea pod!
Reply:my fav. flower is orchids because they r beautiful and are relaxing when ur at the beach
Reply:I%26#039;m an iris, brilliant and inspiring.
Reply:Dandelion...Tough, very resilient and, makes a good wine.
Reply:A lilly of the Valley, vibrant, feminine, appears delicate but deceivingly enduring.
Reply:Rose. Pretty, romantic, yet beware of thorns
Reply:COTTON-SEEDS FLOWER for me--inner whiteness(giving peace%26amp;purity in surroundings) --- softness ---useful fo univerce without smell(as i try to do my best fo nearer mine ;without publicity)----i honour ur choice also............mgdv INDIAN.
Reply:brown-eyed susans!White Teeth
What flower best describes you?
* I am an %26quot;angels tears%26quot;
Reply:I%26#039;m a plumeria. The flower has a hawaiian scent and firm petals.
Reply:Buttercups or Black Orchid.
Reply:Peony. It%26#039;s a beautiful flower, soft yet poignant. Sensual colors I believe portray ever revolving moods from earthy, tranquil to zestful and all in between.
Reply:Golden Rod, Bright, brilliant, very noticeable.
Useful in butterfly garden and in bouquets.
A fore-teller of a change in seasons, but mistaken badly, accused of creating allergies, runny noses, watery eyes.
It is not the culprit, actually, Ragweed is! but it is green and although it blooms at the exact same time as Golden Rod NO ONE notices this hateful allergen because of the brilliance of the Golden Rod.
See I am a loud, obvious, Red Head, I am also a landscaper so I understand the Golden Rod.
I have a lot in common because even though I have a vast knowledge in many areas, I could be helpful to many,not harmful....MY MOUTH like the Golden Rods brilliant color is the first thing you deal with, and sometimes gives a bad first impression. You gotta get to know Goldenrod...You gotta get to know me!
Reply:rose (romantic)
Reply:Nina: La flor de la canela, por supuesto. Hay! Que pregunta.
Un beso.
Reply:A pink rose with the morning dew on it, a bumble bee and butterflies all around it with birds singing in the branches above because I don%26#039;t like to be alone.
Reply:i think the one for me is the passion flower and the rose it has passion in the passion flower and the rose is graceful!
Reply:daisy.. kind of free-spirited, unpretensious flower...
Reply:Although carnations are my favorite,I%26#039;d have to a rose,varying in color,size,scent is delicious,beautiful to some,just watch out for those thorns! Every rose has its thorn as the song goes.
Reply:the pea pod!
Reply:my fav. flower is orchids because they r beautiful and are relaxing when ur at the beach
Reply:I%26#039;m an iris, brilliant and inspiring.
Reply:Dandelion...Tough, very resilient and, makes a good wine.
Reply:A lilly of the Valley, vibrant, feminine, appears delicate but deceivingly enduring.
Reply:Rose. Pretty, romantic, yet beware of thorns
Reply:COTTON-SEEDS FLOWER for me--inner whiteness(giving peace%26amp;purity in surroundings) --- softness ---useful fo univerce without smell(as i try to do my best fo nearer mine ;without publicity)----i honour ur choice also............mgdv INDIAN.
Reply:brown-eyed susans!White Teeth
How come pizza delivery boys get tipped and flower delivery boys doesn't?
I mean you pay for you food? and the flowers they send it to you for free. Have you ever noticed this?
How come pizza delivery boys get tipped and flower delivery boys doesn%26#039;t?
Nope never noticed this, I tip both.
Reply:It would be weird to have to tip for the delivery of a gift given to you, whereas you%26#039;re already paying for the pizza.
The sender could tip when he%26#039;s paying for the flowers, which wouldn%26#039;t be weird. Except tips are usually based on service, so tipping before the delivery happened would also be a problem.
Reply:becuase you usually order your own pizza for yourself and flower%26#039;s are delivered to you and I would think that the person that sent the flowers would handle that.
Reply:I don%26#039;t tip flower delivery because I didn%26#039;t request the flowers...I did request the pizza. Our local florists tack on a $2-$4 delivery fee.Our pizza place doesn%26#039;t charge to deliver so I always tip them $2. Also, the pizza place makes the drivers use their own personal vehicle and doesn%26#039;t reimburse expenses, the floral places let the drivers use the company vans and gas and insurance.
Reply:I tip both. I thought everyone did.
Reply:I would say that it%26#039;s because you ordered the pizza, therefore you pay for the tip. Also, the pizza guy/girl usually doesn%26#039;t even get paid minimum wage because he relies on his/her tips.
As with the flowers, there usually is a delivery fee to send flowers to someone, or the flowers are more expensive. This covers the delivery costs, so you don%26#039;t have to tip them. I would be mad if I got flowers as a surprise gift and was expected to tip the delivery guy! I also think that flower stores pay their delivery people at least minimum wage, so they don%26#039;t rely on tips.
Another question to think about is why, oh why, are Americans the only people who tip service workers? I know at some upscale restaurnats in other countries a tip can be expected but for the most part we%26#039;re the only country that tips on a regular basis for sooooo many different services (waiters, bartenders, delivery people, hair dressers, valet drivers, etc...). What gives? I%26#039;d be fine with getting rid of it! ha :) Then again, I don%26#039;t work in a position that recieves tips...computer
How come pizza delivery boys get tipped and flower delivery boys doesn%26#039;t?
Nope never noticed this, I tip both.
Reply:It would be weird to have to tip for the delivery of a gift given to you, whereas you%26#039;re already paying for the pizza.
The sender could tip when he%26#039;s paying for the flowers, which wouldn%26#039;t be weird. Except tips are usually based on service, so tipping before the delivery happened would also be a problem.
Reply:becuase you usually order your own pizza for yourself and flower%26#039;s are delivered to you and I would think that the person that sent the flowers would handle that.
Reply:I don%26#039;t tip flower delivery because I didn%26#039;t request the flowers...I did request the pizza. Our local florists tack on a $2-$4 delivery fee.Our pizza place doesn%26#039;t charge to deliver so I always tip them $2. Also, the pizza place makes the drivers use their own personal vehicle and doesn%26#039;t reimburse expenses, the floral places let the drivers use the company vans and gas and insurance.
Reply:I tip both. I thought everyone did.
Reply:I would say that it%26#039;s because you ordered the pizza, therefore you pay for the tip. Also, the pizza guy/girl usually doesn%26#039;t even get paid minimum wage because he relies on his/her tips.
As with the flowers, there usually is a delivery fee to send flowers to someone, or the flowers are more expensive. This covers the delivery costs, so you don%26#039;t have to tip them. I would be mad if I got flowers as a surprise gift and was expected to tip the delivery guy! I also think that flower stores pay their delivery people at least minimum wage, so they don%26#039;t rely on tips.
Another question to think about is why, oh why, are Americans the only people who tip service workers? I know at some upscale restaurnats in other countries a tip can be expected but for the most part we%26#039;re the only country that tips on a regular basis for sooooo many different services (waiters, bartenders, delivery people, hair dressers, valet drivers, etc...). What gives? I%26#039;d be fine with getting rid of it! ha :) Then again, I don%26#039;t work in a position that recieves tips...computer
What flower does Minnie Mouse wear in her hair in the cartoon 'Steamboat Willie'?
Mickey and Minnie debuted together in Plane Crazy, first released on May 15, 1928. Minnie is invited to join Mickey in the first flight of his aircraft. She accepts the invitation but not his request for a kiss in mid-flight. Mickey eventually forces Minnie into a kiss but this only results in her parachuting out of the plane. This first film depicted Minnie as somewhat resistant to the demanding affection of her potential boyfriend and capable of escaping his grasp.
What flower does Minnie Mouse wear in her hair in the cartoon %26#039;Steamboat Willie%26#039;?
I think she wears either a pansie or a daisy.
Reply:A Daisy?
Reply:a daisy
Reply:The %26#039;Get a life%26#039; flower!
Reply:daisy why do you wanna wear one?
Reply:I didn%26#039;t think Minnie was even created at that point, this cartoon was Mickey%26#039;s debut.skin disease
What flower does Minnie Mouse wear in her hair in the cartoon %26#039;Steamboat Willie%26#039;?
I think she wears either a pansie or a daisy.
Reply:A Daisy?
Reply:a daisy
Reply:The %26#039;Get a life%26#039; flower!
Reply:daisy why do you wanna wear one?
Reply:I didn%26#039;t think Minnie was even created at that point, this cartoon was Mickey%26#039;s debut.skin disease
Saffron flower?
i purchased this at a latin store. it does not look like the fancy stuff. can you explain to me how to use this. is it the same flavor or a whole other ball of wax?
Saffron flower?
As a former chef I have used it before, and it is a different ball of wax, it is a similar in colour but much less intense in flavour.
I used it mainly for the colour, in rice, marinates, soups and sauces. If you do use it I would bloom it, by this I mean place it in a cup with boiling water over it to extract the colour, in general it is not the same but is a good substitute it one way but not in others, but here the cost is the issue.make up
Saffron flower?
As a former chef I have used it before, and it is a different ball of wax, it is a similar in colour but much less intense in flavour.
I used it mainly for the colour, in rice, marinates, soups and sauces. If you do use it I would bloom it, by this I mean place it in a cup with boiling water over it to extract the colour, in general it is not the same but is a good substitute it one way but not in others, but here the cost is the issue.make up
What flower colors would look good with deep purple and lavender bridesmaid dresses for a March wedding?
Shades of pink from the deepest mauve to lightest pink with purple statice. Or pale yellow. Hydrangaes would be a great flower to use.
What flower colors would look good with deep purple and lavender bridesmaid dresses for a March wedding?
I think traditional lilies (white with fushia inside) would be really pretty!
Congratulations!
Reply:the easter flower would look awsome it think
Reply:a mixed bouquet of fresh tulips in white, daffodils in yellow, lavender hyacinths and pink roses. All the spring colors and flowers would work wonderfully against the purple palette.
Reply:gold, rose and ivory colored ...if you can find them
Reply:I had deep purple and I used pink and cream roses and cymbidium orchids. I don%26#039;t like when the flowers are so matchy with the bridesmaids dresses. I had their bouquets tied with dark purple ribbons to match, it turned out very pretty.
Reply:Lilacs, hydrangeas, roses, and carnations would look good with those dresses.make up
What flower colors would look good with deep purple and lavender bridesmaid dresses for a March wedding?
I think traditional lilies (white with fushia inside) would be really pretty!
Congratulations!
Reply:the easter flower would look awsome it think
Reply:a mixed bouquet of fresh tulips in white, daffodils in yellow, lavender hyacinths and pink roses. All the spring colors and flowers would work wonderfully against the purple palette.
Reply:gold, rose and ivory colored ...if you can find them
Reply:I had deep purple and I used pink and cream roses and cymbidium orchids. I don%26#039;t like when the flowers are so matchy with the bridesmaids dresses. I had their bouquets tied with dark purple ribbons to match, it turned out very pretty.
Reply:Lilacs, hydrangeas, roses, and carnations would look good with those dresses.make up
Favourite flower and why?
mine has got to be frangipanis because they are gawjuss!!
Favourite flower and why?
White roses because they smell good, they%26#039;re beautiful, they go with any color scheme, and they are easy to get.
Reply:lilacs, nice scent and colourful,
marigolds, scent
..
Reply:roses...
Reply:lilacs because my grandma used to have tons of lilac bushes around her house when I was growing up and they smell really goodbooks authors
Favourite flower and why?
White roses because they smell good, they%26#039;re beautiful, they go with any color scheme, and they are easy to get.
Reply:lilacs, nice scent and colourful,
marigolds, scent
..
Reply:roses...
Reply:lilacs because my grandma used to have tons of lilac bushes around her house when I was growing up and they smell really goodbooks authors
If your could tell a flower she only had the spring to live. Would we have a bunch of worried flowers too?
No, a flower would understand why it was created and that life here is not meant to be eternal. Whereas ye know not what shall be on the morrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapor, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away.
If your could tell a flower she only had the spring to live. Would we have a bunch of worried flowers too?
just worried about the nasty weeds around them until they get turned into spiritual compost.
Reply:no, since we are only telling the one flower that she has the spring to live. the rest of the bunch would be ok. :)
Reply:no, because only the one has been given the truth.
Reply:Stupid christians dont get what you said. hahahahaha
Reply:I would rephrase that to say that they have the entire spring to live. Every day is a gift and we should be thankful for it rather than feeling cheated for not getting more.
I%26#039;m sure the flower would be delighted to get to shine for any period of time.
Reply:No, because flowers live in a state of grace--they understand the secret of birth, death, and transformation--simply by being.
Reply:Yep.
Reply:what?
Reply:I%26#039;d have ans u if i understood wht u were askingmakeup tips
If your could tell a flower she only had the spring to live. Would we have a bunch of worried flowers too?
just worried about the nasty weeds around them until they get turned into spiritual compost.
Reply:no, since we are only telling the one flower that she has the spring to live. the rest of the bunch would be ok. :)
Reply:no, because only the one has been given the truth.
Reply:Stupid christians dont get what you said. hahahahaha
Reply:I would rephrase that to say that they have the entire spring to live. Every day is a gift and we should be thankful for it rather than feeling cheated for not getting more.
I%26#039;m sure the flower would be delighted to get to shine for any period of time.
Reply:No, because flowers live in a state of grace--they understand the secret of birth, death, and transformation--simply by being.
Reply:Yep.
Reply:what?
Reply:I%26#039;d have ans u if i understood wht u were askingmakeup tips
Zinnia flower ( peppermint stick)?
Hello, My son goes to a school where they do gardening, his in kinder, Well how do you maintain this . today they soiled and added the seeds. inside or out side Please help
Zinnia flower ( peppermint stick)?
zinnia is an annual outside flower you start it 6 wks before you plant out side they love sun and warm wait till the soil is warm outside then plant it in the garden or in a large pot they will be beautiful till then put in sunny window and water might take a week till they sproutvisual arts
Zinnia flower ( peppermint stick)?
zinnia is an annual outside flower you start it 6 wks before you plant out side they love sun and warm wait till the soil is warm outside then plant it in the garden or in a large pot they will be beautiful till then put in sunny window and water might take a week till they sproutvisual arts
I am looking for a flower my mother calls frangipani. She says it has sm orange flowers and sm leaves. Ideas?
It is also known to nursery people as Plumeria. It is a tropical that has been cultivated into a wide variety of colors and is quite common here in Florida. It loses its%26#039; leaves in the winter for a short period. It can be shipped as dried canes and is relatively easy to grow here. The International Plumeria Society is at www. plumeria.org
I am looking for a flower my mother calls frangipani. She says it has sm orange flowers and sm leaves. Ideas?
Latoya is correct in that the plant is native to Hawaii. Depending on where you live, you might find it at a local nursery. Try calling around.
Hope this helps.
Reply:This is a flower grown in Hawaii. The leis are made of this. I live in Florida and someone gave me some of the stalks to grow. They didn%26#039;t make it - maybe because of me.
Try searching for a plant store in Hawaii and calling them. You could also find plant exchange groups.yahoo finance
I am looking for a flower my mother calls frangipani. She says it has sm orange flowers and sm leaves. Ideas?
Latoya is correct in that the plant is native to Hawaii. Depending on where you live, you might find it at a local nursery. Try calling around.
Hope this helps.
Reply:This is a flower grown in Hawaii. The leis are made of this. I live in Florida and someone gave me some of the stalks to grow. They didn%26#039;t make it - maybe because of me.
Try searching for a plant store in Hawaii and calling them. You could also find plant exchange groups.yahoo finance
Is flower vase in a room important ?
The vase can be the accesory in the room and not necasarily the flowers. The vase or glass adds the accent color in the room and you can just put some dried twings and twisted branches in it. You dont have to have flowers in your vases all of the time. I got a nice big white one that is against a dark wall. It looks really good, with some dried grasses and branches when i dont have flowers in it.
Have a good one!
Is flower vase in a room important ?
I think the flowers are more important to the room%26#039;s ambiance than the vase is.
Reply:it is to the flowers
Reply:A decorative flower vase is useless unless it is filled with flowers. Yes a flower vase with flowers enhances the ambience of the room, gives a feeling of freshness and liveliness to the room.
Reply:Not if your allergic to flower pollen (if using real flowers) or dust (if using fake flowers)!
Seriously though, it is not necessary to have a flowers in a room; greenery works nicely as well-if you want plants at all.
And if you do want flowers, you don%26#039;t have to use a vase. You could use something else instead, such as a pretty crystal pitcher, or a brown crock, or a Mason canning jar...the possibilities are limited only by your imagination, personal taste/style, and (if using real flowers) the container%26#039;s ability to hold water.c++
Have a good one!
Is flower vase in a room important ?
I think the flowers are more important to the room%26#039;s ambiance than the vase is.
Reply:it is to the flowers
Reply:A decorative flower vase is useless unless it is filled with flowers. Yes a flower vase with flowers enhances the ambience of the room, gives a feeling of freshness and liveliness to the room.
Reply:Not if your allergic to flower pollen (if using real flowers) or dust (if using fake flowers)!
Seriously though, it is not necessary to have a flowers in a room; greenery works nicely as well-if you want plants at all.
And if you do want flowers, you don%26#039;t have to use a vase. You could use something else instead, such as a pretty crystal pitcher, or a brown crock, or a Mason canning jar...the possibilities are limited only by your imagination, personal taste/style, and (if using real flowers) the container%26#039;s ability to hold water.c++
A flower pot falls off a window ledge 10.0 m above the ground. Its velocity as it hits the ground is?
Initial velocity is 0.
Distance is 10m.
Acceleration due to gravity is 9.81m/s^2.
Final velocity unknown.
No time is mentioned.
So what which equation do you use?
A flower pot falls off a window ledge 10.0 m above the ground. Its velocity as it hits the ground is?
u=0,S=10m, a=10m/s^2, v=?
using v^2-u^2=2aS.
v^2=2*10*10
v^2=200
v=14.142 m/s. ANS.
Reply:gravity is about 9.8 mps or 32fps idk the velocity with out knowing the time it took to hit the ground though srry :(loan
Distance is 10m.
Acceleration due to gravity is 9.81m/s^2.
Final velocity unknown.
No time is mentioned.
So what which equation do you use?
A flower pot falls off a window ledge 10.0 m above the ground. Its velocity as it hits the ground is?
u=0,S=10m, a=10m/s^2, v=?
using v^2-u^2=2aS.
v^2=2*10*10
v^2=200
v=14.142 m/s. ANS.
Reply:gravity is about 9.8 mps or 32fps idk the velocity with out knowing the time it took to hit the ground though srry :(loan
Can you name as many flowers as you can its an emergency! most flower names gets the points!!!!!?
lol...common names on the left, botanical on the right. to tired to seperate them all.
african corn lily - ixia
african lily - agapanthus
alpine thistle - eryngium
amaryllis - hippeastrum
amazon lily - eucharis
arum - zantedeschia
baby%26#039;s breath - gypsophila
balloon flower -platycodon
barberton daisy -gerbera
bee balm - monarda
bell flower -campanula
bells of Ireland -moluccella
bergamot -monarda
bird of paradise -strelizia
bloom -chrysanthemum
blue throatwort -trachelium
bottlebrush -banksia
brodiaea -triteleia (syn)
broom -genista
calla lily -zantedeschia
canterbury bells - campanula
carnation -dianthus
china aster -callistephus
chincerinchee -ornithogalum
chinese bellflower -platycodon
christmas rose - hellebore
cockscomb - celosia
columbine -aquilegia
coneflower rudbeckia, -echinacea
cornflower -centaurea
corsage orchid -cattleya
cosmos -cosmea (syn)
cuban lily -scilla
daffodil -narcissus
dill -anethum
drumstick -craspedia
eustoma -lisianthus (syn)
evening primrose -oenothera
false goat%26#039;s beard, false spirea astilbe
feverfew tanacetum - parthenium
flame lily -gloriosa
flame tip- leucadendron
flamingo flower anthurium
florist%26#039;s nighmare ornithogalum
floss flower ageratum
flowering cherry prunus
flowering onion allium
forget-me-not myosotis
foxglove digitalis
foxtail lily eremurus
gay feather liatris
gentian gentiana
gillyflower matthiola
ginger alpinia
globe amarath gomphrena
globe artichoke cynara
globe flower trollius
globe thistle echinops
glory lily gloriosa
golden rod solidago
golden shower orchid oncidium
goosefoot chenpodium
grape hyacinth muscari
guelder rose viburnum opulus
guernsey lily nerine
hyacinth hyacinthus
jersey lily alstroemeria
kangaroo paw anigozanthos
kansas feather liatris
lady%26#039;s mantle alchemilla
lady%26#039;s slipper orchid paphiopedilum
larkspur delphinium consolida
lavender lavandula
lilac syringa
lily lilium
lily of the valley convallaria
lisianthus eustoma
lobster claw heliconia
loose strife lysimachia
love lies bleeding amaranthus
love-in-a-mist nigella
lupin lupinus
marguerite chrysanthemum frutescens
marigold calendula
masterwort astrantia
michaelmas daisy aster
mimosa acacia
monkshood aconitum
montbretia crocosmia
moth orchid phalenopsis
mum chrysanthemum
obedient plant physostegia
ox-eye daisy leucanthemum vulgare aka chrysanthemum leucanthemum
painter%26#039;s palette anthurium
peony paeonia
peruvian lily alstroemeria
pincushion protea leucospermum
plumed thistle cirsium
prairie gentian lisianthus
prince of Wales feather amaranthus
queen Anne%26#039;s lace - ammi
queen Fabiola lily -triteleia (syn brodiaea)
red-hot poker - kniphofia
rose - rosa
safari sunset- leucadendron
safflower - carthamus
scabious -scabiosa
scarlet plume euphorbia fulgens
scorpion orchid aranthera
sea holly eryngium
sea lavender limonium
september flower aster
singapore orchid dendrobium
slipper orchid paphiopedilum
snake head chelone
snapdragon antirrhinum
sneezeweed helenium
snow berry symphoricarpos
snow on the mountain eurphorbia marginata
speedwell veronica
spider orchid arachnis
spray carnation dianthus
spurge euphorbia
st john%26#039;s wort hypericum
star of bethlehem ornithogalum
statice limonium
stock matthiola
stonecrop sedum
sugarbush protea
sunflower helianthus
sweet pea lathyrus
sweet sultan centaurea
sweet William dianthus barbatus
sword lily gladiolus
tansy tanacetum
tazetta narcissus
thistle eryngium
tjenkenrientjee ornithogalum
transvaal daisy gerbera
tuberose polianthes tuberosa
tulip tulipa
turban buttercup, French buttercup, Persian buttercup ranunculus
turtle head chelone
ulster mary alstroemeria
waxflower chamaelaucium
windflower anemone
wormwood artemesia
yarrow achillea
Can you name as many flowers as you can its an emergency! most flower names gets the points!!!!!?
In my garden I grow:
Lilies such as Asiatic lilies, lily Stella d%26#039;Oro, forget-me-not, Globe thistles, Baby%26#039;s Breath, Lilacs, Peonies, Dames Rocket, Evening Primrose, Heather, Bleeding Heart - white and pink, Ageratum, Hostas, Phlox, Shasta Daisy, perennial Bachelor Button, Flaming Torch, Balloon Flower, Cosmos, Sweet William, Pinks (Carnation), Solomon Seal, Astilbe in white and pink, Snapdragons, Marigolds, English Daisies, Coreopsis, Monarda in red and pink, Delphinium, Campanula Glomerata (type of blue bell), Yarrow in white and red, Lamb%26#039;s Ear, wild Geranium, Butterfly bush, Sunflowers, ornamental Garlic, Tradescantia, Euphorbia, Springbulbs such as Daffodils, Tulips and Crocus, Irises, Zinnias, Petunias, Lady%26#039;s Mantle, Roses, Gaillardia, Gloriosa Daisy, Alyssum in white and purple, Foxglove, Trumpet Vine, Purple Coneflower, Coral Bells, Euchera and many more...my mind is blank and it is too late to go out in the garden and check.
In the house I grow orchids and African violets.
Okay, I hope it helps.
Reply:botanical name or common????????????
ok.. abelia
buckeye
red buckeye
columbine
new york aster
new england aster
showy aster
purple pitcher plant
parrot pitcher plant
yellow pitcher plant
thread leaf sundew
round leaf sundew
fork leaf sundew
bladder wort
echinacea
blackeyed susan
yarrow
gentian
magnolia
boltonia boltons aster
trillium
turks cap lilly
polemonium
solidago.... golden rod
joe pye weed
many species of phlox
roses
water lillies
pontederia
sedums
hens and chicks
salvias
beards tounge
bleeding heart
mtn mint
lavender
passion vine
dutchmans pipe
cardinal flower
maples
tulip
tulip tree
jack in the pulpit
mayflower
dogwoods
halesia
flax trumpet creeper
wisteria
clematis
geranium
blue star
blue eyed grass
azaleas
rhododendrons
camelias
gardenia
blueberry
leucothoe
liatris
twinleaf
mtn laurels
sheep laurel
bog laurel
fuschia
shooting star
larkspur
bluebell
iris
violets
orchids
honeysuckle
rue anemone
squirrel corn
dutchmanns breaches
louse wort
moneywort
veronica
thyme
poppy
celandine poppy
jewel weed
foam flower
coral bells
hepatica
wintergreen
enkianthus
weigelia
blanket flower
coreopsis
hyacinth
daffodils
lilly of the valley
euphorbia
bears breaches
hyssop
hollyhock
ladys mantle
onions
pasque flower
pussy toes
thrift
wormwood
goats beard
ginger
milkweed
corn flower
helenium
sun flower
false sunflower
hellebores
day lilly
hosta
bluets
russian sage
groundsel
moss pink
vinca
new york ironweed
lavender
sea lavender
loosetrife
woodruf
meadow sweet
ice plant
astilbe
bell flower
cat mint
ginger
daisys
epimedium
leopards bane
green and golds
chrysopsis
turtlehead
bugbane
leadwort
sweet william
sweet rocket
hibiscus
mallow
candytuft
solomons seal
cynquefoil
obediant plant
clethra
mexican hat flower
petunia
wild petunia
snap dragons
lambs ear
speedwell
hydrangea
calycanthus
butterfly bush
chokeberry
caryopteris
witch hazel
coral berry
sumac
spirea
chaste tree
viburnums
snowbell
elderberry
spicebush
beautybush
holly..ilex
st johns wort
kerria
sweetspire
plums
cherry
pear
lespedeza
serviceberry
lupine
thermopsis
spiderwort
meadow rue
toad lilly
mullein
germander
baloon flower
peony
primrose
bee balm
forget me not
barbaras button
bachelors button
mazus
lamium
red hot poker
jasmine
babys breath
wand flower
queen of the prairie
rattlesnake master
umbrella plant
wishbone plant
valerian
saxifrage
baptisia
PHEW!!!!
Ill check back to see if I need to add more........Reebok
african corn lily - ixia
african lily - agapanthus
alpine thistle - eryngium
amaryllis - hippeastrum
amazon lily - eucharis
arum - zantedeschia
baby%26#039;s breath - gypsophila
balloon flower -platycodon
barberton daisy -gerbera
bee balm - monarda
bell flower -campanula
bells of Ireland -moluccella
bergamot -monarda
bird of paradise -strelizia
bloom -chrysanthemum
blue throatwort -trachelium
bottlebrush -banksia
brodiaea -triteleia (syn)
broom -genista
calla lily -zantedeschia
canterbury bells - campanula
carnation -dianthus
china aster -callistephus
chincerinchee -ornithogalum
chinese bellflower -platycodon
christmas rose - hellebore
cockscomb - celosia
columbine -aquilegia
coneflower rudbeckia, -echinacea
cornflower -centaurea
corsage orchid -cattleya
cosmos -cosmea (syn)
cuban lily -scilla
daffodil -narcissus
dill -anethum
drumstick -craspedia
eustoma -lisianthus (syn)
evening primrose -oenothera
false goat%26#039;s beard, false spirea astilbe
feverfew tanacetum - parthenium
flame lily -gloriosa
flame tip- leucadendron
flamingo flower anthurium
florist%26#039;s nighmare ornithogalum
floss flower ageratum
flowering cherry prunus
flowering onion allium
forget-me-not myosotis
foxglove digitalis
foxtail lily eremurus
gay feather liatris
gentian gentiana
gillyflower matthiola
ginger alpinia
globe amarath gomphrena
globe artichoke cynara
globe flower trollius
globe thistle echinops
glory lily gloriosa
golden rod solidago
golden shower orchid oncidium
goosefoot chenpodium
grape hyacinth muscari
guelder rose viburnum opulus
guernsey lily nerine
hyacinth hyacinthus
jersey lily alstroemeria
kangaroo paw anigozanthos
kansas feather liatris
lady%26#039;s mantle alchemilla
lady%26#039;s slipper orchid paphiopedilum
larkspur delphinium consolida
lavender lavandula
lilac syringa
lily lilium
lily of the valley convallaria
lisianthus eustoma
lobster claw heliconia
loose strife lysimachia
love lies bleeding amaranthus
love-in-a-mist nigella
lupin lupinus
marguerite chrysanthemum frutescens
marigold calendula
masterwort astrantia
michaelmas daisy aster
mimosa acacia
monkshood aconitum
montbretia crocosmia
moth orchid phalenopsis
mum chrysanthemum
obedient plant physostegia
ox-eye daisy leucanthemum vulgare aka chrysanthemum leucanthemum
painter%26#039;s palette anthurium
peony paeonia
peruvian lily alstroemeria
pincushion protea leucospermum
plumed thistle cirsium
prairie gentian lisianthus
prince of Wales feather amaranthus
queen Anne%26#039;s lace - ammi
queen Fabiola lily -triteleia (syn brodiaea)
red-hot poker - kniphofia
rose - rosa
safari sunset- leucadendron
safflower - carthamus
scabious -scabiosa
scarlet plume euphorbia fulgens
scorpion orchid aranthera
sea holly eryngium
sea lavender limonium
september flower aster
singapore orchid dendrobium
slipper orchid paphiopedilum
snake head chelone
snapdragon antirrhinum
sneezeweed helenium
snow berry symphoricarpos
snow on the mountain eurphorbia marginata
speedwell veronica
spider orchid arachnis
spray carnation dianthus
spurge euphorbia
st john%26#039;s wort hypericum
star of bethlehem ornithogalum
statice limonium
stock matthiola
stonecrop sedum
sugarbush protea
sunflower helianthus
sweet pea lathyrus
sweet sultan centaurea
sweet William dianthus barbatus
sword lily gladiolus
tansy tanacetum
tazetta narcissus
thistle eryngium
tjenkenrientjee ornithogalum
transvaal daisy gerbera
tuberose polianthes tuberosa
tulip tulipa
turban buttercup, French buttercup, Persian buttercup ranunculus
turtle head chelone
ulster mary alstroemeria
waxflower chamaelaucium
windflower anemone
wormwood artemesia
yarrow achillea
Can you name as many flowers as you can its an emergency! most flower names gets the points!!!!!?
In my garden I grow:
Lilies such as Asiatic lilies, lily Stella d%26#039;Oro, forget-me-not, Globe thistles, Baby%26#039;s Breath, Lilacs, Peonies, Dames Rocket, Evening Primrose, Heather, Bleeding Heart - white and pink, Ageratum, Hostas, Phlox, Shasta Daisy, perennial Bachelor Button, Flaming Torch, Balloon Flower, Cosmos, Sweet William, Pinks (Carnation), Solomon Seal, Astilbe in white and pink, Snapdragons, Marigolds, English Daisies, Coreopsis, Monarda in red and pink, Delphinium, Campanula Glomerata (type of blue bell), Yarrow in white and red, Lamb%26#039;s Ear, wild Geranium, Butterfly bush, Sunflowers, ornamental Garlic, Tradescantia, Euphorbia, Springbulbs such as Daffodils, Tulips and Crocus, Irises, Zinnias, Petunias, Lady%26#039;s Mantle, Roses, Gaillardia, Gloriosa Daisy, Alyssum in white and purple, Foxglove, Trumpet Vine, Purple Coneflower, Coral Bells, Euchera and many more...my mind is blank and it is too late to go out in the garden and check.
In the house I grow orchids and African violets.
Okay, I hope it helps.
Reply:botanical name or common????????????
ok.. abelia
buckeye
red buckeye
columbine
new york aster
new england aster
showy aster
purple pitcher plant
parrot pitcher plant
yellow pitcher plant
thread leaf sundew
round leaf sundew
fork leaf sundew
bladder wort
echinacea
blackeyed susan
yarrow
gentian
magnolia
boltonia boltons aster
trillium
turks cap lilly
polemonium
solidago.... golden rod
joe pye weed
many species of phlox
roses
water lillies
pontederia
sedums
hens and chicks
salvias
beards tounge
bleeding heart
mtn mint
lavender
passion vine
dutchmans pipe
cardinal flower
maples
tulip
tulip tree
jack in the pulpit
mayflower
dogwoods
halesia
flax trumpet creeper
wisteria
clematis
geranium
blue star
blue eyed grass
azaleas
rhododendrons
camelias
gardenia
blueberry
leucothoe
liatris
twinleaf
mtn laurels
sheep laurel
bog laurel
fuschia
shooting star
larkspur
bluebell
iris
violets
orchids
honeysuckle
rue anemone
squirrel corn
dutchmanns breaches
louse wort
moneywort
veronica
thyme
poppy
celandine poppy
jewel weed
foam flower
coral bells
hepatica
wintergreen
enkianthus
weigelia
blanket flower
coreopsis
hyacinth
daffodils
lilly of the valley
euphorbia
bears breaches
hyssop
hollyhock
ladys mantle
onions
pasque flower
pussy toes
thrift
wormwood
goats beard
ginger
milkweed
corn flower
helenium
sun flower
false sunflower
hellebores
day lilly
hosta
bluets
russian sage
groundsel
moss pink
vinca
new york ironweed
lavender
sea lavender
loosetrife
woodruf
meadow sweet
ice plant
astilbe
bell flower
cat mint
ginger
daisys
epimedium
leopards bane
green and golds
chrysopsis
turtlehead
bugbane
leadwort
sweet william
sweet rocket
hibiscus
mallow
candytuft
solomons seal
cynquefoil
obediant plant
clethra
mexican hat flower
petunia
wild petunia
snap dragons
lambs ear
speedwell
hydrangea
calycanthus
butterfly bush
chokeberry
caryopteris
witch hazel
coral berry
sumac
spirea
chaste tree
viburnums
snowbell
elderberry
spicebush
beautybush
holly..ilex
st johns wort
kerria
sweetspire
plums
cherry
pear
lespedeza
serviceberry
lupine
thermopsis
spiderwort
meadow rue
toad lilly
mullein
germander
baloon flower
peony
primrose
bee balm
forget me not
barbaras button
bachelors button
mazus
lamium
red hot poker
jasmine
babys breath
wand flower
queen of the prairie
rattlesnake master
umbrella plant
wishbone plant
valerian
saxifrage
baptisia
PHEW!!!!
Ill check back to see if I need to add more........Reebok
Donkey Flower oMAR oLIVET nRUH?
Jehovah;s plan revieled propheticaly for you!
Prophets of Jericho - Office of Prophecy
Spirit of Truth m
Donkey Flower oMAR oLIVET nRUH?
This %26quot;question%26quot; has no actual connection with the bible or with Jehovah%26#039;s Witnesses.
Reply:tralalalalala~
Reply:okay dokeypuppy teeth
Prophets of Jericho - Office of Prophecy
Spirit of Truth m
Donkey Flower oMAR oLIVET nRUH?
This %26quot;question%26quot; has no actual connection with the bible or with Jehovah%26#039;s Witnesses.
Reply:tralalalalala~
Reply:okay dokeypuppy teeth
Hibiscus flower - what they call in Tamil?
chembaruththi poo (செà®®்பருத்திப் பூ) - poo (பூ) means flowerloan
My flower horn does not eat!?! what can i do?
my fish is just 1%26quot; in length in a 75 gallon tank. he does not have any companion except for my 2 plecos. i think that he isnt eating because the food that i gave him this morning (3 pcs of pellets) were unmoved. what shoud i do? the pellets that i give him is the usual food given by the original owner of the fish..
My flower horn does not eat!?! what can i do?
How long have you had the fish? If less than a week I wouldn%26#039;t worry too much honestly. If over that it could be an indication of water quality problems or a potential for disease.
MM
Reply:just give the fish live foods like worms or small guppies
Reply:It%26#039;s clearly ,She need a friend ,get one more company with it
Reply:Try giving him the Spectrum brand fish food. Thats what i feed all my cichlids, and they all love it. Its the first type of food that all my cichlids seem to love. It comes in different sizes too. If that doesnt work, try brine shrimp, if that still doesnt work, then im sorry i got no answers.Shoes
My flower horn does not eat!?! what can i do?
How long have you had the fish? If less than a week I wouldn%26#039;t worry too much honestly. If over that it could be an indication of water quality problems or a potential for disease.
MM
Reply:just give the fish live foods like worms or small guppies
Reply:It%26#039;s clearly ,She need a friend ,get one more company with it
Reply:Try giving him the Spectrum brand fish food. Thats what i feed all my cichlids, and they all love it. Its the first type of food that all my cichlids seem to love. It comes in different sizes too. If that doesnt work, try brine shrimp, if that still doesnt work, then im sorry i got no answers.Shoes
Cactus flower----please answer if YOU WATCHED THIS MOVIE?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r62WVD4ea...
who is that movie from the begging of the video walking next to harvey? i need to know her name
Cactus flower----please answer if YOU WATCHED THIS MOVIE?
Georgia, played by Eve Brucenanny
who is that movie from the begging of the video walking next to harvey? i need to know her name
Cactus flower----please answer if YOU WATCHED THIS MOVIE?
Georgia, played by Eve Brucenanny
Which flower best represent women?
Daisy? Rose? Lily? Plz tell me the first one come into your mind.
Which flower best represent women?
orchid it looks like a vagina
Reply:First flower I think of?
Lotus
Reply:Flowers represent women in your culture? Wow! That%26#039;s interesting! Nice to learn that...
Anyway, I%26#039;d say Rose is for romantic women. Lily for sensitive women. Magnolia for strong and willful women. Etc.
.
Reply:Have a look at some of the paintings of flowers done by Georgia O%26#039;Keefe. All of her flowers represent women, or at least, um, a certain part of female anatomy.
Reply:Rose would be first, then Lily, then Daisy, yet any assortment of flowers would be ok, Lavender would be good, and now the Lilacs are out, ♫,
..
Reply:Rose. Lovely to look at (in theory), but just be gentle with it or it will hurt you.
Reply:a Bella story rose with a female stem body escorted by a rare blue baby sea pearl rose in a small chariot guided by a variety of butterflies that have been blessed by me.
Reply:Any flower will do but the best flower for the females is the red rose. it symbolizes feminity, though.
Reply:Rose!
Reply:white Tulips
Reply:Hi you, women are of different types and so are flowers. In my opinion it is as difficult to find a single flower to represent all women as it would be to find a single woman to represent all women. You know, if one chooses a rose, what type of rose is it again? A white rose is good to compare with a female friend and a red rose is best for a girlfriend or wife. So , different types of women require to be remembered in different species of flowers.
Thank you
Reply:Rose: beautiful, delicate, soft, sweet (but thorny if you approach them from the wrong angle!)
Reply:Venus Fly Trap...or that plant that smells like rotting meat to attract bugs, then it eats them...
oh, but on a different side... I think... a rose. They%26#039;re so beautiful when they bloom...but they have thorns you have to watch out for.
(I%26#039;m a woman, and I know it%26#039;s true)skin disease
Which flower best represent women?
orchid it looks like a vagina
Reply:First flower I think of?
Lotus
Reply:Flowers represent women in your culture? Wow! That%26#039;s interesting! Nice to learn that...
Anyway, I%26#039;d say Rose is for romantic women. Lily for sensitive women. Magnolia for strong and willful women. Etc.
.
Reply:Have a look at some of the paintings of flowers done by Georgia O%26#039;Keefe. All of her flowers represent women, or at least, um, a certain part of female anatomy.
Reply:Rose would be first, then Lily, then Daisy, yet any assortment of flowers would be ok, Lavender would be good, and now the Lilacs are out, ♫,
..
Reply:Rose. Lovely to look at (in theory), but just be gentle with it or it will hurt you.
Reply:a Bella story rose with a female stem body escorted by a rare blue baby sea pearl rose in a small chariot guided by a variety of butterflies that have been blessed by me.
Reply:Any flower will do but the best flower for the females is the red rose. it symbolizes feminity, though.
Reply:Rose!
Reply:white Tulips
Reply:Hi you, women are of different types and so are flowers. In my opinion it is as difficult to find a single flower to represent all women as it would be to find a single woman to represent all women. You know, if one chooses a rose, what type of rose is it again? A white rose is good to compare with a female friend and a red rose is best for a girlfriend or wife. So , different types of women require to be remembered in different species of flowers.
Thank you
Reply:Rose: beautiful, delicate, soft, sweet (but thorny if you approach them from the wrong angle!)
Reply:Venus Fly Trap...or that plant that smells like rotting meat to attract bugs, then it eats them...
oh, but on a different side... I think... a rose. They%26#039;re so beautiful when they bloom...but they have thorns you have to watch out for.
(I%26#039;m a woman, and I know it%26#039;s true)skin disease
Do flower remedies work?
There is zero evidence that they do anything at all. Merely placebo effect.
Do flower remedies work?
Opus is incorrect about there not being any studies. Perhaps he should actually look up the original research before blasting off his ignorant opinions. Report It
Reply:Generally, yes. Especially if you do the proper research for choosing the correct one(s) rather than being %26quot;experimental%26quot; about it. The Bach flower remedies seem quite helpful, and Rescue Remedy can be a real benefit during anxious times.
Reply:I have found them to work at times, but not as well as plain herbal remedies...a really good book on herbals is herbally yours by penny c royal...hope it helps
Reply:I have used rescue remedy when I was nervous about flying and it really calmed my nerves. It may have been a placebo effect but that%26#039;s ok too!
Reply:Sometimes. It depends on what your using them for. Alot of flowering herbs help with sleep and are very relaxing.
Reply:The ball flower can give you more,Oxy and Spritual are unique manner
Reply:They work for me.super nanny
Do flower remedies work?
Opus is incorrect about there not being any studies. Perhaps he should actually look up the original research before blasting off his ignorant opinions. Report It
Reply:Generally, yes. Especially if you do the proper research for choosing the correct one(s) rather than being %26quot;experimental%26quot; about it. The Bach flower remedies seem quite helpful, and Rescue Remedy can be a real benefit during anxious times.
Reply:I have found them to work at times, but not as well as plain herbal remedies...a really good book on herbals is herbally yours by penny c royal...hope it helps
Reply:I have used rescue remedy when I was nervous about flying and it really calmed my nerves. It may have been a placebo effect but that%26#039;s ok too!
Reply:Sometimes. It depends on what your using them for. Alot of flowering herbs help with sleep and are very relaxing.
Reply:The ball flower can give you more,Oxy and Spritual are unique manner
Reply:They work for me.super nanny
When a guy send you flowers and one flower is a black rose could anyone tell be what the black rose represent
they represent the dying of old habits and rebirth.
http://landscaping.about.com/cs/rosebush...
When a guy send you flowers and one flower is a black rose could anyone tell be what the black rose represent
death
Reply:It means %26quot;Get a restraining order%26quot;
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http://landscaping.about.com/cs/rosebush...
When a guy send you flowers and one flower is a black rose could anyone tell be what the black rose represent
death
Reply:It means %26quot;Get a restraining order%26quot;
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My flower horn was a very big tummy and don't want to eat anything. It seems it is dying, what will I do?
Your fish has dropsy. This disease is an internal bacterial infection. Maracyn two by Mardel will treat it, but it is pretty much always fatal. This disease almost always develops as a result of poor water conditions. Check for ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate, and correct any problems before adding the medication. Adding medication to dirty water is never a good idea.fitness
Vintage Flower Bowl, Picture Link!?
As per advice given, I%26#039;m providing a picture of the bowl on my myspace page. Hopefully this link will work! Thanks!
http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cf...
Vintage Flower Bowl, Picture Link!?
It is most likely McCoy.....performing arts
http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cf...
Vintage Flower Bowl, Picture Link!?
It is most likely McCoy.....performing arts
Which flower best describes your personality?
1. a rose-strong,beautiful and sharp
2. Tulip-soft,sweet,kind and beautiful inside and out.
3 .Daisy- shy, gentle natured and caring
just wondering thanks :o)
Which flower best describes your personality?
I think I%26#039;m a Ro-Tu-Day. (A little of all.)
Reply:A Lotus...delicately beautiful, but also strong and unique.
Reply:← this one---sexy
Reply:1 but i wouldnt pick a rose, i think there too over priced and not that pretty..... i like carnations there just the bast ever and thats me!acting resources
2. Tulip-soft,sweet,kind and beautiful inside and out.
3 .Daisy- shy, gentle natured and caring
just wondering thanks :o)
Which flower best describes your personality?
I think I%26#039;m a Ro-Tu-Day. (A little of all.)
Reply:A Lotus...delicately beautiful, but also strong and unique.
Reply:← this one---sexy
Reply:1 but i wouldnt pick a rose, i think there too over priced and not that pretty..... i like carnations there just the bast ever and thats me!acting resources
What flower does represents Australia?
Official Flower: Golden Wattle
What flower does represents Australia?
i think each state has its own, wattle for west australia
but id say the kangaroo paw
Reply:The Golden Wattle is the national flower of Australia.
CHEERS
Reply:The Billabong
Reply:the national flora emblem is the golden wattle.
hence the colours of our sporting teams. Green and Gold
Reply:It%26#039;s the gladiola I think. Like Dame Edna throws at her fans.
Reply:i dont think australia is represented by a flower but i know that it is represented by the great great kangaroogenealogy mormon
What flower does represents Australia?
i think each state has its own, wattle for west australia
but id say the kangaroo paw
Reply:The Golden Wattle is the national flower of Australia.
CHEERS
Reply:The Billabong
Reply:the national flora emblem is the golden wattle.
hence the colours of our sporting teams. Green and Gold
Reply:It%26#039;s the gladiola I think. Like Dame Edna throws at her fans.
Reply:i dont think australia is represented by a flower but i know that it is represented by the great great kangaroogenealogy mormon
What flower is Thailand famous for?
The flower most commonly found around is the jasmine and lotus flowers. These are used either as garlands or on its own as offerings in temples. In most depiction of Thailand overseas, invariably, the lotus flower is the most common used.
However the national flower is the yellow flame or known locally as rachapruek. Its heavy yellow overhang during blooming season makes it a beautiful tree to behold. Furthermore it rich yellow colour is associated with the Royalty and hence the people deemed suitable as their national symbol.
What flower is Thailand famous for?
the Lotus
Reply:Cassia Fistula.
Click the link below for pics.
Reply:orchids
Reply:i think heart flower great and with lots of good fregranceflower
However the national flower is the yellow flame or known locally as rachapruek. Its heavy yellow overhang during blooming season makes it a beautiful tree to behold. Furthermore it rich yellow colour is associated with the Royalty and hence the people deemed suitable as their national symbol.
What flower is Thailand famous for?
the Lotus
Reply:Cassia Fistula.
Click the link below for pics.
Reply:orchids
Reply:i think heart flower great and with lots of good fregranceflower
Wedding flower ideas?
I am planning my wedding for February. My colors are Burgundy, Ivory and black. I know roses will be very highly priced due to V-Day so I am trying to find some alternative that will look good and not cost an arm and a leg. I just want some for my bouquet, his boutaineer (sp?) and to decorated the head table. Any suggestions? Pictures and or websites would be appreciated.
Wedding flower ideas?
I am in the process of planning my wedding and found this site that has been very helpful http://www.freshroses.com/feb.html
Although, I%26#039;m not giving you suggestions on flowers, this site will help you to see the costs of each and they provide a picture of the flower so that you can see if you like them. The prices on this site will be cheaper than what you%26#039;d get from a florist because this is a wholesaler, but you%26#039;ll be able to see what%26#039;s cheaper than roses. If you%26#039;re at all interested in doing your own arrangements, this is a great site to get them from. I ordered the test bunch to see if I was any good at doing my own arranging (I haven%26#039;t a creative bone in my body) and I found that I could do my centerpieces myself for a fraction of the cost by getting vases at Michael%26#039;s and ordering the roses from this site.
Also, Costco does bulk flowers and their pricing stays pretty steady. They%26#039;ll do the arranging for you and ship them to you and you%26#039;d be able to do roses, if that%26#039;s what you really want.
Good luck!
Reply:belive it or not you may be able to pull off the roses. Order them way in advance, if you go through sams club or cosco, you should be fine. They sell the roses in bulk.
Reply:For my wedding we used artifical flowers and it was still gorgeous! I made the bouquets, boutinierres, corsages, everything a few weeks in advanced (and didn%26#039;t have to worry about them dying or having to water them! YAY - less worry before a wedding is always good, rigth!?!)
Plus, I got to keep all of the flowers and make memories of my wedding all over my house!!
You can buy flowers in bulk on ebay for good prices, might take you a bit to find a good deal, but there are some! Also, you can get the forms for the bouquets for really cheap at WalMart or any craft store. Use a glue gun and make sure things are solid in there and call it a day!
OR... if you really wanted real flowers still, carnations smell AMAZING and look pretty, too. If you do want to go that way, just do some research. You might be able to buy in bulk ahead of time from local florists (they would appreciate the business, I%26#039;m sure).
One more thing... if you are superstitious, I would check the flower meanings, too! :) (just to make sure you aren%26#039;t using a %26quot;mean%26quot; flower! lol) http://www.flowersandsense.com/flower_me...
GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR WEDDING!!! :)
Reply:If you are planning on using a florist, you should be able to go in and explain what you want. Florists usually mark up the cost because of the retail aspect... not because it costs them more to order them. You should be able to sign a contract stating how much each thing will cost you... and once that is signed... you are locked into that price.
Because of your colors... you can do alot of different things! There are red calla-lillies... which are a deep red color which are gorgeous... but are pricey. Regular Lilies come in a variety of colors and you can use the ivory ones, or scarlett lillies. I saw a gorgeous bouquet of mixed gerbera daisies in yellows, oranges and burgandy!!
February is difficult with the availability of flowers... so you might end up paying alittle more to have them imported.
Silk flowers are amazing and really cost efficient!!! You can go to craft stores and just play around with the different things!!
I%26#039;ve included some websites below with pictures... and some websites that have bulk flowers if you decide to order them and make your bouquets yourself!!! Good Luck!!!
Reply:There is a gorgeous deep burgandy Calla Lilly. They are usually a bit high priced but you could do the mini callas and save money. Call a florist and schedule a meeting. She should be able to show you some pictures of flowers in your colors and within your budget. Good luck.
Reply:i went to a Garden Ridge home store and bought Silk flowers, they looked so good i used yellow roses and dasies with baby%26#039;s breathe. my wedding color was yellow %26amp; white. it is cheaper to make your own and easy to. flowers, ribbon , tuel , pearl picks %26amp; floral tape is all you need
Reply:honestly, EVERY flower is gonna be priced higher in Febuary, not just roses....they all skyrocket. lillies, roses, daisies, all of it goes up to 3 times more! I worked valentines at florists 4 years in a row in addition to the 2 years full time I worked at one, just be prepared to pay more on your flowers.
as far as websites, this one is amazing, its an index of bouquet and decoration sites, lots of variety, certainly you can find something here!
http://www.yourweddingcompany.com/index....
Reply:You should use carnations. They are a steal and look great with baby%26#039;s breath in a colored vase.
I know some people think that carnations are cheap, but think of the money you can save for the honeymoon.
Reply:We had lilies for our wedding. They are beautiful. My husband lost his mother when he was 12. Her name was lily. The flowers were chosen in honor of her. Good luck and I hope you find what your looking for. Congratulations on your upcoming wedding :)
Reply:We chose to use silk flowers! They are inexpensive, look beautiful and we made the arrangements ourselves. Michaels craft store has the bridal bouquet holders so you can make them.
If real flowers are in order, carnations are always beautiful!
Reply:For my wedding we used fake flowers... They look very very nice... No one could tell they were fake... send me an e-mail I will send you pics... If you would like...
Reply:I like red carnations. They are simple but nice. I would try using yahoo or google image to search for some pixs and then take them to your florist and see what they can do. I would also call them and see if you order them now can you get a better rate and pay the lower price.
Good luck and best wishes.
Reply:Roses will be very pricey however you could purchase the artificial ones that look as if they are just watered and dewy to make small bouquets for your bridesmaids and have a fresh bouquet for you and the maid of honor also boutonniere for the groom and best man , a dozen and 1/2 of fresh roses
and a dozen artificial Roses use fresh foliage and greenery in all bouquets
Reply:Mums are pretty and inexpensive. Try the Garnet King China Mum...it is a pretty burgundy. Mix them with Alstroemeria lilies (also inexpensive). Baby%26#039;s Breath is also cheap. See the pictures below. Good luck!
Reply:Silk flowers and real flowers mixed in-this way you get the smell and the inexpensive part of the deal.
Reply:if i have a wedding, i will most likely use fake flowers from the craft store..
but stargazer lilies are beautiful %26amp; smell really nice.. also try regular lilies maybe (since one of your colors is ivory).. carnations are nice, but i think kind of cheap for a wedding.. you can try 1800flowers.com or costco.com for flowers.. also try some local flower shops.. if you order ahead of time, you might be able to get some kind of discount or price break.. good luck!!
Reply:Silks are a very popular choice these days and are so much cheaper than fresh cut flowers, plus you have the ease of going ahead and preparing them instead of having to wait til the last minute to do them. Hobby Lobby and Michael%26#039;s offer a wide variety of great and realistic choices.
But for a fresh cut flower with your color scheme, I think the stargazer lily would cover your bases and the smell would be divine!
I have just finished my florals for my May %26#039;07 wedding and I really loved all the bouquets they had pics of on the Better Homes %26amp; Garden website. They have them catagorized by color and have loads of choices to look at.
Good luck on a beautiful wedding!
Reply:the hurthoretyoukurthuiop flower is nicegenealogy mormon
Wedding flower ideas?
I am in the process of planning my wedding and found this site that has been very helpful http://www.freshroses.com/feb.html
Although, I%26#039;m not giving you suggestions on flowers, this site will help you to see the costs of each and they provide a picture of the flower so that you can see if you like them. The prices on this site will be cheaper than what you%26#039;d get from a florist because this is a wholesaler, but you%26#039;ll be able to see what%26#039;s cheaper than roses. If you%26#039;re at all interested in doing your own arrangements, this is a great site to get them from. I ordered the test bunch to see if I was any good at doing my own arranging (I haven%26#039;t a creative bone in my body) and I found that I could do my centerpieces myself for a fraction of the cost by getting vases at Michael%26#039;s and ordering the roses from this site.
Also, Costco does bulk flowers and their pricing stays pretty steady. They%26#039;ll do the arranging for you and ship them to you and you%26#039;d be able to do roses, if that%26#039;s what you really want.
Good luck!
Reply:belive it or not you may be able to pull off the roses. Order them way in advance, if you go through sams club or cosco, you should be fine. They sell the roses in bulk.
Reply:For my wedding we used artifical flowers and it was still gorgeous! I made the bouquets, boutinierres, corsages, everything a few weeks in advanced (and didn%26#039;t have to worry about them dying or having to water them! YAY - less worry before a wedding is always good, rigth!?!)
Plus, I got to keep all of the flowers and make memories of my wedding all over my house!!
You can buy flowers in bulk on ebay for good prices, might take you a bit to find a good deal, but there are some! Also, you can get the forms for the bouquets for really cheap at WalMart or any craft store. Use a glue gun and make sure things are solid in there and call it a day!
OR... if you really wanted real flowers still, carnations smell AMAZING and look pretty, too. If you do want to go that way, just do some research. You might be able to buy in bulk ahead of time from local florists (they would appreciate the business, I%26#039;m sure).
One more thing... if you are superstitious, I would check the flower meanings, too! :) (just to make sure you aren%26#039;t using a %26quot;mean%26quot; flower! lol) http://www.flowersandsense.com/flower_me...
GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR WEDDING!!! :)
Reply:If you are planning on using a florist, you should be able to go in and explain what you want. Florists usually mark up the cost because of the retail aspect... not because it costs them more to order them. You should be able to sign a contract stating how much each thing will cost you... and once that is signed... you are locked into that price.
Because of your colors... you can do alot of different things! There are red calla-lillies... which are a deep red color which are gorgeous... but are pricey. Regular Lilies come in a variety of colors and you can use the ivory ones, or scarlett lillies. I saw a gorgeous bouquet of mixed gerbera daisies in yellows, oranges and burgandy!!
February is difficult with the availability of flowers... so you might end up paying alittle more to have them imported.
Silk flowers are amazing and really cost efficient!!! You can go to craft stores and just play around with the different things!!
I%26#039;ve included some websites below with pictures... and some websites that have bulk flowers if you decide to order them and make your bouquets yourself!!! Good Luck!!!
Reply:There is a gorgeous deep burgandy Calla Lilly. They are usually a bit high priced but you could do the mini callas and save money. Call a florist and schedule a meeting. She should be able to show you some pictures of flowers in your colors and within your budget. Good luck.
Reply:i went to a Garden Ridge home store and bought Silk flowers, they looked so good i used yellow roses and dasies with baby%26#039;s breathe. my wedding color was yellow %26amp; white. it is cheaper to make your own and easy to. flowers, ribbon , tuel , pearl picks %26amp; floral tape is all you need
Reply:honestly, EVERY flower is gonna be priced higher in Febuary, not just roses....they all skyrocket. lillies, roses, daisies, all of it goes up to 3 times more! I worked valentines at florists 4 years in a row in addition to the 2 years full time I worked at one, just be prepared to pay more on your flowers.
as far as websites, this one is amazing, its an index of bouquet and decoration sites, lots of variety, certainly you can find something here!
http://www.yourweddingcompany.com/index....
Reply:You should use carnations. They are a steal and look great with baby%26#039;s breath in a colored vase.
I know some people think that carnations are cheap, but think of the money you can save for the honeymoon.
Reply:We had lilies for our wedding. They are beautiful. My husband lost his mother when he was 12. Her name was lily. The flowers were chosen in honor of her. Good luck and I hope you find what your looking for. Congratulations on your upcoming wedding :)
Reply:We chose to use silk flowers! They are inexpensive, look beautiful and we made the arrangements ourselves. Michaels craft store has the bridal bouquet holders so you can make them.
If real flowers are in order, carnations are always beautiful!
Reply:For my wedding we used fake flowers... They look very very nice... No one could tell they were fake... send me an e-mail I will send you pics... If you would like...
Reply:I like red carnations. They are simple but nice. I would try using yahoo or google image to search for some pixs and then take them to your florist and see what they can do. I would also call them and see if you order them now can you get a better rate and pay the lower price.
Good luck and best wishes.
Reply:Roses will be very pricey however you could purchase the artificial ones that look as if they are just watered and dewy to make small bouquets for your bridesmaids and have a fresh bouquet for you and the maid of honor also boutonniere for the groom and best man , a dozen and 1/2 of fresh roses
and a dozen artificial Roses use fresh foliage and greenery in all bouquets
Reply:Mums are pretty and inexpensive. Try the Garnet King China Mum...it is a pretty burgundy. Mix them with Alstroemeria lilies (also inexpensive). Baby%26#039;s Breath is also cheap. See the pictures below. Good luck!
Reply:Silk flowers and real flowers mixed in-this way you get the smell and the inexpensive part of the deal.
Reply:if i have a wedding, i will most likely use fake flowers from the craft store..
but stargazer lilies are beautiful %26amp; smell really nice.. also try regular lilies maybe (since one of your colors is ivory).. carnations are nice, but i think kind of cheap for a wedding.. you can try 1800flowers.com or costco.com for flowers.. also try some local flower shops.. if you order ahead of time, you might be able to get some kind of discount or price break.. good luck!!
Reply:Silks are a very popular choice these days and are so much cheaper than fresh cut flowers, plus you have the ease of going ahead and preparing them instead of having to wait til the last minute to do them. Hobby Lobby and Michael%26#039;s offer a wide variety of great and realistic choices.
But for a fresh cut flower with your color scheme, I think the stargazer lily would cover your bases and the smell would be divine!
I have just finished my florals for my May %26#039;07 wedding and I really loved all the bouquets they had pics of on the Better Homes %26amp; Garden website. They have them catagorized by color and have loads of choices to look at.
Good luck on a beautiful wedding!
Reply:the hurthoretyoukurthuiop flower is nicegenealogy mormon
Sunday, April 19, 2009
What flower?
below link
http://img80.imageshack.us/my.php?image=...
What flower?
I believe it is Hibiscus rosa-sinensis or %26quot;Brilliant Hibiscus%26quot;
http://www.jardin-mundani.org/malvaceae/...
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http://img80.imageshack.us/my.php?image=...
What flower?
I believe it is Hibiscus rosa-sinensis or %26quot;Brilliant Hibiscus%26quot;
http://www.jardin-mundani.org/malvaceae/...
hope this was helpful!hairstyles hair style
My flower bed needs some color. What can I plant now that would give me some color all year?
I live in TX, so something native would be nice. I do not have a green thumb or a lot of money. I just want to run to the store real quick and pick up something pretty that will last a while. These will go in my 2 front beds which get shade in the morning and sun in the late afternoon %26amp; evening.
My flower bed needs some color. What can I plant now that would give me some color all year?
What%26#039;s in my sun/shade beds?
1. Dianthus (sweet william, %26quot;pinks). http://www.rmrp.com/Images/Plants/D/Dian... http://www.flickr.com/photos/dougcwaylet... Come in many colors. Annual, but may return if it seeds or if your winters are mild.
2. Shasta Daisy. http://www.savvygardener.com/photos/imag... Perennial. Spreads. Likes sun/shade mixture and moist soil. Needs frequent watering if ground is dry.
3. Garden Phlox. http://forum.garten-pur.de/attachments/P... Tall plant. Sun/shade mixture. Perennial. Many different colors. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies.
I don%26#039;t have creeping phox (http://www.flickr.com/photos/bunchofpant... but understand it is very pretty.
4. Impatiens are annuals.(http://www.flickr.com/photos/wiccked/544... must have shade and moist, fertile soil. They cannot tolerate sun. Mine died of a fungal infection.
5. Petunias. The most popular bedding plant in America. Sun/shade mixture. Many, many colors. May self-seed. http://www.flickr.com/photos/89017356@N0...
Happy planting!
Reply:Daisy%26#039;s, roses and boganvilla (spelling?). That is what I had the best luck with.
Reply:Hey Tara the correct spelling of bougainvillea is bougainvillea
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bougainvill...
Reply:I am like you. I live east of Dallas. Four years ago a bought a new house in December and wanted something to help take away the grounds which did not look good yet. I went to a garden center and was told that %26quot;PERENNIALS%26quot; were year round plants. I bought 24 plants. All colors. They are still alive; and I enjoy beautiful flowers all year long. They cost very little. I paid $35 for all. Mine are in front of house which faces west. Full evening sun.
Reply:Try lantana they are very drought tolerant,and are native perennial.They come in bright yellow,orange,pink%26amp;whight,and purple.The butterflies love it!!4%26quot; pots are usually about 2.50ea.Rule of thumb,any plant that starts out with the name %26quot;mexican%26quot; usually will be native in texas.Lantana also has a citrus fragrance to it that will detour any pest,like,mosquitoes.It will spread for you ea plant about 3%26#039; wide and not too tall about 2%26#039;.Your garden center can educate you on many different varieties of perinnials at low cost.Most are its the size of container that determines cost.
Reply:most durable and easy to grow would be calle %26quot;impatience%26quot;. As long as they have water they will provide you with a whole aray of colors ... white, purple, pink, light blue, red ... very attractive in a group or large setting.
I have them bordering my back yard and it is quite beautiful. Easy maintenance as well.
And flower for the full years growing season.www.poetry.com
My flower bed needs some color. What can I plant now that would give me some color all year?
What%26#039;s in my sun/shade beds?
1. Dianthus (sweet william, %26quot;pinks). http://www.rmrp.com/Images/Plants/D/Dian... http://www.flickr.com/photos/dougcwaylet... Come in many colors. Annual, but may return if it seeds or if your winters are mild.
2. Shasta Daisy. http://www.savvygardener.com/photos/imag... Perennial. Spreads. Likes sun/shade mixture and moist soil. Needs frequent watering if ground is dry.
3. Garden Phlox. http://forum.garten-pur.de/attachments/P... Tall plant. Sun/shade mixture. Perennial. Many different colors. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies.
I don%26#039;t have creeping phox (http://www.flickr.com/photos/bunchofpant... but understand it is very pretty.
4. Impatiens are annuals.(http://www.flickr.com/photos/wiccked/544... must have shade and moist, fertile soil. They cannot tolerate sun. Mine died of a fungal infection.
5. Petunias. The most popular bedding plant in America. Sun/shade mixture. Many, many colors. May self-seed. http://www.flickr.com/photos/89017356@N0...
Happy planting!
Reply:Daisy%26#039;s, roses and boganvilla (spelling?). That is what I had the best luck with.
Reply:Hey Tara the correct spelling of bougainvillea is bougainvillea
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bougainvill...
Reply:I am like you. I live east of Dallas. Four years ago a bought a new house in December and wanted something to help take away the grounds which did not look good yet. I went to a garden center and was told that %26quot;PERENNIALS%26quot; were year round plants. I bought 24 plants. All colors. They are still alive; and I enjoy beautiful flowers all year long. They cost very little. I paid $35 for all. Mine are in front of house which faces west. Full evening sun.
Reply:Try lantana they are very drought tolerant,and are native perennial.They come in bright yellow,orange,pink%26amp;whight,and purple.The butterflies love it!!4%26quot; pots are usually about 2.50ea.Rule of thumb,any plant that starts out with the name %26quot;mexican%26quot; usually will be native in texas.Lantana also has a citrus fragrance to it that will detour any pest,like,mosquitoes.It will spread for you ea plant about 3%26#039; wide and not too tall about 2%26#039;.Your garden center can educate you on many different varieties of perinnials at low cost.Most are its the size of container that determines cost.
Reply:most durable and easy to grow would be calle %26quot;impatience%26quot;. As long as they have water they will provide you with a whole aray of colors ... white, purple, pink, light blue, red ... very attractive in a group or large setting.
I have them bordering my back yard and it is quite beautiful. Easy maintenance as well.
And flower for the full years growing season.www.poetry.com
Favorite flower?
i love white Lilly%26#039;s~
Favorite flower?
Baby%26#039;s Breath.....
Reply:Cattleya Orchids!!!
Reply:Any color rose, but mainly white roses.
Reply:White rose.
Reply:red or pink roses
Reply:red rose
Reply:Peony, can%26#039;t wait for these every year.Soles
Favorite flower?
Baby%26#039;s Breath.....
Reply:Cattleya Orchids!!!
Reply:Any color rose, but mainly white roses.
Reply:White rose.
Reply:red or pink roses
Reply:red rose
Reply:Peony, can%26#039;t wait for these every year.Soles
Are there certain types of Bonsai trees that flower and how do you promote this response?
I have a small Bonsai tree that I%26#039;m cultavating and if memory serves me correctly some produce miniature rose like flowers.If one could elaborate please do so.
Are there certain types of Bonsai trees that flower and how do you promote this response?
Yes. Here is a site to check out.
http://www.rockymtnbonsai.org/html/flowe...
Below is copied directly for the above link.
Plant Species Suitable For Flowering/Fruiting Bonsai
By Jim Robinson (7/16/91)
Any tree or shrub can be grown and styled as bonsai. Flowering perennials- -both shrubs and trees--are suitable for bonsai even chrysanthemums. Plants with small flowers are generally preferable to those with large flowers, but as with most rules, some large flowered plants such as wisteria make great bonsai.
The plants below have been successfully grown or could be successfully grow as flowering and, sometimes fruiting, bonsai.
Common Name Scientific Name
Azaleas Rhododendron sp.
Kurume Rhododendron obtusum ssp.
Satsuki Rhododendron indicum ssp.
Barberry Berberis sp.
Crepe Myrtle Lagerstromis indica
Firethorn Pvracantha sp.
Flowering Cherry Prunus sp.v
Flowering Quince Chaenomeles
Chinese Quince Cydonia sinensis
Fuchsia Fuchsia magellanica
Gooseberry Ribes sp.
Japanese Apricot Prunus mume
Dwarf Pomegranate Punica granatum
Chinquefoil (Potentilla) Potentilla floribunda*
Rockspray Cotoneaster sp.
Snow Rose Serissa foetida
Wild Plum Prunus americana
Winterberry Ilex sp.
Wisteria (Japanese) Wisteria floribunda
*(Carter, Trees and Shrubs of Colorado classifies Potentilla as Pentaphvlloides
Horticulture for Flowering and Fruiting Bonsai
Each species of flowering plants used as bonsai have specific characteristics that require attention. For example, pruning, especially the time for pruning and how to prune is critical for the development of flowers and, sometimes, of fruit. The suggestions given here are general for flowering plants and could need modification for any particular plant.
FERTILIZATION
1. Chemicals. Timing and the appropriate relations of the three major chemicals in fertilizers are both critical.
Nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K) are the three main ingredients in fertilizers.
The percentage of N, P, and K is given on the label of fertilizers, always in the N-P-K order.
All trace elements, such as iron, manganese, and zinc are Important for the health of all plants.
Young plants can use a balanced fertilization for good growth, for example: 20-20-20, 15-30-15 or even 7-40-6 can be used. It is best to alternate these fertilizers for two reasons. Usually different fertilizers have different carriers and trace elements. By alternating brands and types you can reduce the accumulations of undesirable carrier materials and be better assured that your plants are getting the needed trace elements. On my azaleas I use Peters Acid Plant Food, 21-7-7; cottonseed meal, bone meal and blood meal in the ratio of 2: 1:1; and rape seed cake after blooming and until fall when I switch to a 5-30- 15 fertilizer. In the winter I irrigate with Epson Salts-1 tablespoon to the gallon-once a month.
Organics such as fish emulsion, cottonseed meal, bone meal and blood meal are also very useful in a fertilization schedule. They generally breakdown slowly and are not as high in N, P, and K as the inorganic fertilizers.
Developed bonsai can use lower nitrogen fertilization, e.g., 2-10- 10 in early spring as the buds start to swell.
2. Timing
Fertilize after blooming and start about a month after root pruning. Higher nitrogen is useful in the development of young plants whereas high phosphorous fertilizers are essential for bud formation and flowering. Too much nitrogen contributes to the development of leaf buds rather than flower buds. In general, once buds have become formed, fertilization can cease until after blooms have faded, unless fruit is desired. With azaleas I have found that a rape seed cake is useful over the winter in a cold greenhouse In maintaining good color and has not affected buds or flowers.
Fall feeding is essential for good bud formation.
SOILS
Fast draining moisture retentive soil seems effective for flowing plants. The soil should be from slightly to moderately acid for best absorption of N,P, and K and the trace elements. Most flowering plants do best in a pH of 6.5-7.5, but azaleas need a lower pH, around 5.5. Acidity can be maintained by using leaf mold, bark or peat moss in the mix. I do not recommend peat moss in Colorado, but prefer to acidify with acid plant food, Epson Salts and iron sulfate. I prefer to use lava rock, Terra Green, decomposed granite and bark in my mixes, I rarely use more than about 30% bark now, where earlier I used up to 50 % bark.
LOCATION
Flowering bonsai require full sun for producing the best flowers, with the exception of some azaleas. Sunlight is especially needed for setting flower buds in the fall. Prevent freezing of buds in the spring after they have begun to swell.
WATERING
Each plants watering needs must be learned because of the many variables that affect the need for water. In general, do not sprinkle flowers as many are spotted by this application. Protect from rain and wind to avoid spotting or bruising. Flowers tend to wilt before the leaves.
Reference
Wood, Terry. 1991 Cultivating flowering and fruiting Bonsai. Bonsai Clubs International XXX, No. 1, January/February.
Good Luck.
Reply:[produce miniature rose like flowers.]
Probably a Snow Rose Serissa
beautiful but difficult
http://www.bonsai-bci.com/species/seriss...
Reply:Azalea Bonsai%26#039; are not too difficult and they have flowers - here are a few photos -http://www.bonsai-garden.com/azalea-bons...
Reply:I could%26#039;nt find anything on a bonsai tree producing its own flowers. Maybe you are thinking of Maple bonzai tree.
Reply:cerissa is the one i%26#039;ve seen the most of.it has small white flowersaffiliate reviews
Are there certain types of Bonsai trees that flower and how do you promote this response?
Yes. Here is a site to check out.
http://www.rockymtnbonsai.org/html/flowe...
Below is copied directly for the above link.
Plant Species Suitable For Flowering/Fruiting Bonsai
By Jim Robinson (7/16/91)
Any tree or shrub can be grown and styled as bonsai. Flowering perennials- -both shrubs and trees--are suitable for bonsai even chrysanthemums. Plants with small flowers are generally preferable to those with large flowers, but as with most rules, some large flowered plants such as wisteria make great bonsai.
The plants below have been successfully grown or could be successfully grow as flowering and, sometimes fruiting, bonsai.
Common Name Scientific Name
Azaleas Rhododendron sp.
Kurume Rhododendron obtusum ssp.
Satsuki Rhododendron indicum ssp.
Barberry Berberis sp.
Crepe Myrtle Lagerstromis indica
Firethorn Pvracantha sp.
Flowering Cherry Prunus sp.v
Flowering Quince Chaenomeles
Chinese Quince Cydonia sinensis
Fuchsia Fuchsia magellanica
Gooseberry Ribes sp.
Japanese Apricot Prunus mume
Dwarf Pomegranate Punica granatum
Chinquefoil (Potentilla) Potentilla floribunda*
Rockspray Cotoneaster sp.
Snow Rose Serissa foetida
Wild Plum Prunus americana
Winterberry Ilex sp.
Wisteria (Japanese) Wisteria floribunda
*(Carter, Trees and Shrubs of Colorado classifies Potentilla as Pentaphvlloides
Horticulture for Flowering and Fruiting Bonsai
Each species of flowering plants used as bonsai have specific characteristics that require attention. For example, pruning, especially the time for pruning and how to prune is critical for the development of flowers and, sometimes, of fruit. The suggestions given here are general for flowering plants and could need modification for any particular plant.
FERTILIZATION
1. Chemicals. Timing and the appropriate relations of the three major chemicals in fertilizers are both critical.
Nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K) are the three main ingredients in fertilizers.
The percentage of N, P, and K is given on the label of fertilizers, always in the N-P-K order.
All trace elements, such as iron, manganese, and zinc are Important for the health of all plants.
Young plants can use a balanced fertilization for good growth, for example: 20-20-20, 15-30-15 or even 7-40-6 can be used. It is best to alternate these fertilizers for two reasons. Usually different fertilizers have different carriers and trace elements. By alternating brands and types you can reduce the accumulations of undesirable carrier materials and be better assured that your plants are getting the needed trace elements. On my azaleas I use Peters Acid Plant Food, 21-7-7; cottonseed meal, bone meal and blood meal in the ratio of 2: 1:1; and rape seed cake after blooming and until fall when I switch to a 5-30- 15 fertilizer. In the winter I irrigate with Epson Salts-1 tablespoon to the gallon-once a month.
Organics such as fish emulsion, cottonseed meal, bone meal and blood meal are also very useful in a fertilization schedule. They generally breakdown slowly and are not as high in N, P, and K as the inorganic fertilizers.
Developed bonsai can use lower nitrogen fertilization, e.g., 2-10- 10 in early spring as the buds start to swell.
2. Timing
Fertilize after blooming and start about a month after root pruning. Higher nitrogen is useful in the development of young plants whereas high phosphorous fertilizers are essential for bud formation and flowering. Too much nitrogen contributes to the development of leaf buds rather than flower buds. In general, once buds have become formed, fertilization can cease until after blooms have faded, unless fruit is desired. With azaleas I have found that a rape seed cake is useful over the winter in a cold greenhouse In maintaining good color and has not affected buds or flowers.
Fall feeding is essential for good bud formation.
SOILS
Fast draining moisture retentive soil seems effective for flowing plants. The soil should be from slightly to moderately acid for best absorption of N,P, and K and the trace elements. Most flowering plants do best in a pH of 6.5-7.5, but azaleas need a lower pH, around 5.5. Acidity can be maintained by using leaf mold, bark or peat moss in the mix. I do not recommend peat moss in Colorado, but prefer to acidify with acid plant food, Epson Salts and iron sulfate. I prefer to use lava rock, Terra Green, decomposed granite and bark in my mixes, I rarely use more than about 30% bark now, where earlier I used up to 50 % bark.
LOCATION
Flowering bonsai require full sun for producing the best flowers, with the exception of some azaleas. Sunlight is especially needed for setting flower buds in the fall. Prevent freezing of buds in the spring after they have begun to swell.
WATERING
Each plants watering needs must be learned because of the many variables that affect the need for water. In general, do not sprinkle flowers as many are spotted by this application. Protect from rain and wind to avoid spotting or bruising. Flowers tend to wilt before the leaves.
Reference
Wood, Terry. 1991 Cultivating flowering and fruiting Bonsai. Bonsai Clubs International XXX, No. 1, January/February.
Good Luck.
Reply:[produce miniature rose like flowers.]
Probably a Snow Rose Serissa
beautiful but difficult
http://www.bonsai-bci.com/species/seriss...
Reply:Azalea Bonsai%26#039; are not too difficult and they have flowers - here are a few photos -http://www.bonsai-garden.com/azalea-bons...
Reply:I could%26#039;nt find anything on a bonsai tree producing its own flowers. Maybe you are thinking of Maple bonzai tree.
Reply:cerissa is the one i%26#039;ve seen the most of.it has small white flowersaffiliate reviews
Which flower is the king of Love-hearts?other than Rose.?
for me i love carnation in all colours.
Which flower is the king of Love-hearts?other than Rose.?
tulips
Reply:I agree carnations would be next...
Reply:white tulip and sunflowers
don%26#039;t know why but i like it
Reply:orchids.
Reply:same here girlfriend.. carnation is my fav flower of all.. i juz love the blooming of it! makes me go soft juz looking at carnations..!
Reply:i agree with you, the carnation is right up there with the rose.White Teeth
Which flower is the king of Love-hearts?other than Rose.?
tulips
Reply:I agree carnations would be next...
Reply:white tulip and sunflowers
don%26#039;t know why but i like it
Reply:orchids.
Reply:same here girlfriend.. carnation is my fav flower of all.. i juz love the blooming of it! makes me go soft juz looking at carnations..!
Reply:i agree with you, the carnation is right up there with the rose.White Teeth
Favorite Flower?
mine%26#039;s a wildflower...bent to its own will
Favorite Flower?
Mine would have to be moon flower. Its a vine that is very heat tolerant and when it gets ready to bloom it has fragrant up to 6 inch in diameter pure white flowers that start to open around 4 or 5 in the afternoon by the morning sun they have fallen off.
Reply:blue hydrangeas and gardenias I cant%26#039; decide!
Reply:mine is hydrangea. it is a beautiful flower and u can chemically change the color from pink to blue to even purple....
Reply:Peonies-- hands down. Love their sweet lovely scent !
Reply:mines yellow roses!
Reply:There are so many...............
This time of year I have to vote for Cleome. They remind me of fireworks.computer
Favorite Flower?
Mine would have to be moon flower. Its a vine that is very heat tolerant and when it gets ready to bloom it has fragrant up to 6 inch in diameter pure white flowers that start to open around 4 or 5 in the afternoon by the morning sun they have fallen off.
Reply:blue hydrangeas and gardenias I cant%26#039; decide!
Reply:mine is hydrangea. it is a beautiful flower and u can chemically change the color from pink to blue to even purple....
Reply:Peonies-- hands down. Love their sweet lovely scent !
Reply:mines yellow roses!
Reply:There are so many...............
This time of year I have to vote for Cleome. They remind me of fireworks.computer
Girls do you really like flower, which kind of flower do you like what color?
of course we do
and we are all different
just ask her what she likes
Girls do you really like flower, which kind of flower do you like what color?
i like flowers, its just a nice gift that shows that the other is interested in you.
it depends on the girl what kind of flowers and what colour she likes.
Reply:I think a lot of girls like flowers, i love tulips with a mixture of pink and yellow
Reply:I love flowers. My favorite is Lilly.
Reply:I love any flower! Flowers that smell sweet, like roses, are the greatest of gifts....and the colors all represent different emotions. For example, yellow roses mean friendship, while red roses mean love! You cannot go wrong with flowers, except of course if she has allergies! LOL
Reply:roses either red or yellow
Reply:i love getting flowers, carnations of any color are the best. if someone would sent me any kind for flowers, i%26#039;d love it no matter what kind they were.
Reply:Yessssssssss.....white rosesskin disease
and we are all different
just ask her what she likes
Girls do you really like flower, which kind of flower do you like what color?
i like flowers, its just a nice gift that shows that the other is interested in you.
it depends on the girl what kind of flowers and what colour she likes.
Reply:I think a lot of girls like flowers, i love tulips with a mixture of pink and yellow
Reply:I love flowers. My favorite is Lilly.
Reply:I love any flower! Flowers that smell sweet, like roses, are the greatest of gifts....and the colors all represent different emotions. For example, yellow roses mean friendship, while red roses mean love! You cannot go wrong with flowers, except of course if she has allergies! LOL
Reply:roses either red or yellow
Reply:i love getting flowers, carnations of any color are the best. if someone would sent me any kind for flowers, i%26#039;d love it no matter what kind they were.
Reply:Yessssssssss.....white rosesskin disease
A flower bed is in the shape of a traingle with one side twice the length?
of the shortest side, and the third side is 18 feet more than the length of the shortest side. Find the dimensions if the perimeter is 178 feet?
A= ? feet(shortest side)
B= ? feet(second side)
C= ? feet(third side)
A flower bed is in the shape of a traingle with one side twice the length?
B=2A, C=A+18, A+B+C = 178.
Substitute 2A for B, and A+18 for C gives:
A + 2A + A+18 = 178,
or 4A+18 = 178, 4A=160, or A=40.
A=40
B=2A=80,
C=A+18=58
Reply:It%26#039;s easy.
Take 178 and subtract 18 = 160
Take the 180 and divide by 4 = 40
40 is the shortest side
40x2 = 80 is the longest side
40+18 = 58 is the last side
40+80+58 = 178
A=40
B=58
C=80
Reply:side 1, 2, 3= a,b,c (note, not the same as A,B,C)
one side twice the length of shortest: b = 2a
third side c , 18 ft more than shortest: c =a+ 18
perimeter a + b+ c = 178
a + (2a) + (a+18)= 178
4a +18 = 178
4a = 160
a = 40
with a -40, b = 80 , c = 58
so, shortest, a, is A = 40, B = 58, C = 80
Reply:?make up
A= ? feet(shortest side)
B= ? feet(second side)
C= ? feet(third side)
A flower bed is in the shape of a traingle with one side twice the length?
B=2A, C=A+18, A+B+C = 178.
Substitute 2A for B, and A+18 for C gives:
A + 2A + A+18 = 178,
or 4A+18 = 178, 4A=160, or A=40.
A=40
B=2A=80,
C=A+18=58
Reply:It%26#039;s easy.
Take 178 and subtract 18 = 160
Take the 180 and divide by 4 = 40
40 is the shortest side
40x2 = 80 is the longest side
40+18 = 58 is the last side
40+80+58 = 178
A=40
B=58
C=80
Reply:side 1, 2, 3= a,b,c (note, not the same as A,B,C)
one side twice the length of shortest: b = 2a
third side c , 18 ft more than shortest: c =a+ 18
perimeter a + b+ c = 178
a + (2a) + (a+18)= 178
4a +18 = 178
4a = 160
a = 40
with a -40, b = 80 , c = 58
so, shortest, a, is A = 40, B = 58, C = 80
Reply:?make up
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