Of course, I didn't notice it when I watched it as a child, but watching that movie now with my kids, it sure seems like he's a little on the effeminate side.
Regarding Flower the Skunk in the Disney movie Bambi, does he come across as gay to anyone else?
No, he's shy. There's a huge difference there.
Reply:why does it matter?
Reply:No, I think they were just showing how shy he was and how happy he was to have a friend, because he was a skunk after all - probably not a lot of critters wanted to get too close.
I can see how you would get that idea, but you have to remember the times this movie was made in. If you were to translate the characters into present times then Flower was gay, Thumper was a bully and the stag was a loser deadbeat dad - what kind of movie would that be for kids? I'm pretty sure that wasn't the intention with those characters.
Reply:this is a child's movie and they don't notice anything other than a cute skunk - so what is your opinion of Peter Pan and his lost boys??? just enjoy the movies don't pass your problems on to your children
Reply:No....I don't think so but then, I don't think that way about Disney movies....I guess I just become a kid all over again! haha.
Reply:noooooo.... ITRY NOT TO PUT SEXUAL LABEL ON FICTIONAL ANIMATIONS
get real, stop being shallow.
Reply:No he does not come across as gay just shy. If your remember in the end of the movie he finds a girl skunk and goes off with her.
Reply:eh... no comment. ...people dig disney movies so I'm not voicing my opinion.make up
Friday, July 31, 2009
Wht flower am I thinking about...ten points to the first person that guess's?
lilies
Wht flower am I thinking about...ten points to the first person that guess's?
daisy?
Reply:black eyed susan?
Reply:Gardenia
Reply:It's white, maybe a a rose, but could be a gardenia like the first person said, or a fresia.. but it's white/cream.
Reply:sunflower.
Reply:a beatles flower.
Reply:Columbine, one of my personal faves.
Reply:daffodil
Reply:I would guess it is either a (1) Gardenia or (2) your new Amaryllis bulb you recently planted. Am I anywhere in the right vicinity, Sweet Judy??? Huh, huh, huh??? Please tell me you were thinking about beautiful, creamy white, wonderfully sweet smelling, Gardenias?? LOL. ;) I think the first lady that answered already beat me to it though! :-)
Reply:rose
pasque
snowdrops
Reply:Roses
Reply:lily of the valley
jack n the pulpit
brown eyed susan
Reply:Peony.
xx
Reply:um, a Daisy
Geraniums
oh...I know! Chrysanthemum
Reply:Hi Sweet Judy, You Love Gardenias and i bet that's what you are thinking about... Lol
A Friend,
poppy1
Reply:lilack
Reply:tulip?make up
Wht flower am I thinking about...ten points to the first person that guess's?
daisy?
Reply:black eyed susan?
Reply:Gardenia
Reply:It's white, maybe a a rose, but could be a gardenia like the first person said, or a fresia.. but it's white/cream.
Reply:sunflower.
Reply:a beatles flower.
Reply:Columbine, one of my personal faves.
Reply:daffodil
Reply:I would guess it is either a (1) Gardenia or (2) your new Amaryllis bulb you recently planted. Am I anywhere in the right vicinity, Sweet Judy??? Huh, huh, huh??? Please tell me you were thinking about beautiful, creamy white, wonderfully sweet smelling, Gardenias?? LOL. ;) I think the first lady that answered already beat me to it though! :-)
Reply:rose
pasque
snowdrops
Reply:Roses
Reply:lily of the valley
jack n the pulpit
brown eyed susan
Reply:Peony.
xx
Reply:um, a Daisy
Geraniums
oh...I know! Chrysanthemum
Reply:Hi Sweet Judy, You Love Gardenias and i bet that's what you are thinking about... Lol
A Friend,
poppy1
Reply:lilack
Reply:tulip?make up
Like Flower whithers and falls, youth and beauty vanishes. Why people are mad after beauty waste their life?
They can only feel good for how they feel, they have never looked inside to see who they where
Like Flower whithers and falls, youth and beauty vanishes. Why people are mad after beauty waste their life?
i am not
Reply:dude beauty is the only thing which keeps u young 4 the long time tats y people are mad 2 make themself as much beautiful as they can n tats a gud thing it keeps u young n fresh both......
Reply:For ones life to be a waste one must know what the point of life is in the first place. So please enlighten us as to what that may be?
Reply:Vanity!!!
Wahoo!!!
Reply:Well... though the flower withers and falls, you appreciate the charming flower when it is present, dont you? You stop, stare and awe at the marvel of creation. You notice the plant because of the flower.
Similairly people in this world - be it poets, artistes or the common man have always given importance to beauty. Hence, who doesn't want attention? Thus every girl wants to flaunt what she does/doesnt have... am not saying its justified. Am just telling you that they have a reason.
Reply:Beauty has become a commodity and people are begining to look at its cash value - whether it is right or wrong - it's a matter of individual understanding and prespective.
Reply:They don't accept the principle of reality, which is a sign of immaturity.books authors
Like Flower whithers and falls, youth and beauty vanishes. Why people are mad after beauty waste their life?
i am not
Reply:dude beauty is the only thing which keeps u young 4 the long time tats y people are mad 2 make themself as much beautiful as they can n tats a gud thing it keeps u young n fresh both......
Reply:For ones life to be a waste one must know what the point of life is in the first place. So please enlighten us as to what that may be?
Reply:Vanity!!!
Wahoo!!!
Reply:Well... though the flower withers and falls, you appreciate the charming flower when it is present, dont you? You stop, stare and awe at the marvel of creation. You notice the plant because of the flower.
Similairly people in this world - be it poets, artistes or the common man have always given importance to beauty. Hence, who doesn't want attention? Thus every girl wants to flaunt what she does/doesnt have... am not saying its justified. Am just telling you that they have a reason.
Reply:Beauty has become a commodity and people are begining to look at its cash value - whether it is right or wrong - it's a matter of individual understanding and prespective.
Reply:They don't accept the principle of reality, which is a sign of immaturity.books authors
Which flower means something special to you?
Roses . . .
All though I am allergic to them they carry special meaning to me because my grandmother loved them. She had rose bushes at every corner of her house. Several in other areas of her yard as well. She had a well formed arbor of roses she called Mr. Lincoln's across her walkway to the front door.
She even had this row of white rose bushes along her driveway that nearly broke my 10 yr old back to plant for her. We planted them to resemble a rose garden she saw in a magazine. Anyone else would have been disappointed when they started blooming pink one year because there were red roses nearby and the bees cross pollenated them. Not my grandmother she got excited every season to see what "shade" they'd be this year.
One of her favorite activities was to go out and prune them. She's also pluck off new buds early so she'd get a fuller crop of roses. She's get a beautiful glow from the sun each summer from tending to her flowers.
If she ever got pricked by the thorns on her rose bushes she'd smile and say "Kissed by a rose."
I sure do miss her!! Thanks for letting me share my memories of her.
Which flower means something special to you?
let me tell you this storie one time when i was in hong kong a guy stoped me and said for me to write down my favouite flower and number on a peace of paper he took
Reply:Yellow roses - my grandfather always bought them for my nan. Makes me think of love much more than red roses.
Reply:rose=peace
Reply:those little blue flowers which no one looks at them here..because they are too small.maybe they dont call them even flowers!...to me they are the most beautiful cuz in my village they were the only flowers which grew and they didn't stay long cuz the sun would burn them after about15 days...I love them so much cuz when ever I look at them i remember my childhood feelings..i dont know what they are called in English
Reply:any kind, mom my loves flowers and we have like 7 gardens, and they all remind me of my loving mommy
Reply:The Rose of Sharon. My wife's name is Sharon.
Reply:snow drops,Then start of spring.
Reply:gladioulus - reminds me of my grandmother, that was her favorite flower.
Reply:Mummy said i was not to show my "special flower" to any one until i was old enough to appreciate it and understand how powerful it is!! so i suppose i am special to myself! x
Reply:Violets. When I was first dating my now husband, we were walking past a flower shop, and I mentioned that I loved flowers but couldn't stand it when they wilted and died. So he bought me a potted violet rather than buying me cut flowers.
Reply:Bluebells - happy memories from childhood.
Reply:Lotus : It always encourages me to be happy even in problematic situations, sometimes it also reminds me to be myself...not getting carried away by others around me...just like the lotus which beautifully shines in the midst of a dirty pond.
may be the pond itself looks beautiful because the lotus's presence!...
Reply:Petunias, Begonias. My grandparents used to grow them.
Reply:Daisies and buttercups (actually, are these flowers or weeds?? Not sure!) Anyway,
Daisies cos it reminds me of making daisy chains when i was little, and buttercups cos that also reminds me of being a child, when you used to put it under someones chin to see if they like butter or not.
And dandelions (again a weed rather than a flower) cos i used to make wishes on them,blow on them and let them float up into the air when i was young.
Starting to think I have issues bout wanting to be a child again, what a thought provoking question!
Reply:A white rose as this means pure love not the red rose as most people think. a red rose is for passion. I'm a florist so Ive learnt this since my training. i also think that they are beautiful my favourite.
Reply:I love white carnations...
Reply:Wholemeal
Reply:The Manx Rose.
I have an elderly friend who is like a Grandmother to me,she is dying of a muscle wasting disease %26amp; has Parkinsons too,I spent a lot of time with her in recent years looking after her,so I had a Manx Rose tattooed on my ankle for her because she was born on The Isle Of Man,she picked it and loves my tattoo.It makes me think of her everytime I look at it.
Reply:ALL OF THEM, I LOVE WILD FLOWERS THE BEST THOUGH, THERE SO FREE, I'M FROM THE 60's, WHY BUY WHEN YOU CAN GO IN THE COUNTRY AND GET THEM FOR FREE, PLUS THEIR ALL ANNUALS AND YOU ONLY HAVE TO PLANT FOR ONE YEAR AND HAVE FLOWERS FOR A LIFETIME....... I LOVE NATURE...................
Reply:Lillies
water lillies really
but any lilly will do
Reply:Sunflowers. Me and my best friend have this tradition to buy them in the Spring whenever we go into New York City, and we keep them, even after they die (thats when they look the coolest!)
Reply:Blue Hyacinths.
My hubby brought a blue hyacinth to the hospital after the birth of our first son, we were so hard up at the time it was the only thing he could afford, he had to walk 5 miles to the hospital as he didn't drive back then and the flower money was his bus fare, he couldn't afford both. All the other women had huge bouquets but my hyacinth outlived all of them!!
Reply:sunflower, because its seeds are food, You can tell I am fat, huh?
Reply:Sunflower.... used to do photography and they just always seemed relaxing to me...
Reply:tulip. i proposed 2 ma wife in a garden full of tulips
Reply:Lllies cos my mum has always had them in her house and i buy them now and they smell lovely you don't need air freshner cos the scent is really strong xx
Reply:a single red rose, i put it on top of my grandfathers coffin to let him know how much i loved him.makeup tips
All though I am allergic to them they carry special meaning to me because my grandmother loved them. She had rose bushes at every corner of her house. Several in other areas of her yard as well. She had a well formed arbor of roses she called Mr. Lincoln's across her walkway to the front door.
She even had this row of white rose bushes along her driveway that nearly broke my 10 yr old back to plant for her. We planted them to resemble a rose garden she saw in a magazine. Anyone else would have been disappointed when they started blooming pink one year because there were red roses nearby and the bees cross pollenated them. Not my grandmother she got excited every season to see what "shade" they'd be this year.
One of her favorite activities was to go out and prune them. She's also pluck off new buds early so she'd get a fuller crop of roses. She's get a beautiful glow from the sun each summer from tending to her flowers.
If she ever got pricked by the thorns on her rose bushes she'd smile and say "Kissed by a rose."
I sure do miss her!! Thanks for letting me share my memories of her.
Which flower means something special to you?
let me tell you this storie one time when i was in hong kong a guy stoped me and said for me to write down my favouite flower and number on a peace of paper he took
Reply:Yellow roses - my grandfather always bought them for my nan. Makes me think of love much more than red roses.
Reply:rose=peace
Reply:those little blue flowers which no one looks at them here..because they are too small.maybe they dont call them even flowers!...to me they are the most beautiful cuz in my village they were the only flowers which grew and they didn't stay long cuz the sun would burn them after about15 days...I love them so much cuz when ever I look at them i remember my childhood feelings..i dont know what they are called in English
Reply:any kind, mom my loves flowers and we have like 7 gardens, and they all remind me of my loving mommy
Reply:The Rose of Sharon. My wife's name is Sharon.
Reply:snow drops,Then start of spring.
Reply:gladioulus - reminds me of my grandmother, that was her favorite flower.
Reply:Mummy said i was not to show my "special flower" to any one until i was old enough to appreciate it and understand how powerful it is!! so i suppose i am special to myself! x
Reply:Violets. When I was first dating my now husband, we were walking past a flower shop, and I mentioned that I loved flowers but couldn't stand it when they wilted and died. So he bought me a potted violet rather than buying me cut flowers.
Reply:Bluebells - happy memories from childhood.
Reply:Lotus : It always encourages me to be happy even in problematic situations, sometimes it also reminds me to be myself...not getting carried away by others around me...just like the lotus which beautifully shines in the midst of a dirty pond.
may be the pond itself looks beautiful because the lotus's presence!...
Reply:Petunias, Begonias. My grandparents used to grow them.
Reply:Daisies and buttercups (actually, are these flowers or weeds?? Not sure!) Anyway,
Daisies cos it reminds me of making daisy chains when i was little, and buttercups cos that also reminds me of being a child, when you used to put it under someones chin to see if they like butter or not.
And dandelions (again a weed rather than a flower) cos i used to make wishes on them,blow on them and let them float up into the air when i was young.
Starting to think I have issues bout wanting to be a child again, what a thought provoking question!
Reply:A white rose as this means pure love not the red rose as most people think. a red rose is for passion. I'm a florist so Ive learnt this since my training. i also think that they are beautiful my favourite.
Reply:I love white carnations...
Reply:Wholemeal
Reply:The Manx Rose.
I have an elderly friend who is like a Grandmother to me,she is dying of a muscle wasting disease %26amp; has Parkinsons too,I spent a lot of time with her in recent years looking after her,so I had a Manx Rose tattooed on my ankle for her because she was born on The Isle Of Man,she picked it and loves my tattoo.It makes me think of her everytime I look at it.
Reply:ALL OF THEM, I LOVE WILD FLOWERS THE BEST THOUGH, THERE SO FREE, I'M FROM THE 60's, WHY BUY WHEN YOU CAN GO IN THE COUNTRY AND GET THEM FOR FREE, PLUS THEIR ALL ANNUALS AND YOU ONLY HAVE TO PLANT FOR ONE YEAR AND HAVE FLOWERS FOR A LIFETIME....... I LOVE NATURE...................
Reply:Lillies
water lillies really
but any lilly will do
Reply:Sunflowers. Me and my best friend have this tradition to buy them in the Spring whenever we go into New York City, and we keep them, even after they die (thats when they look the coolest!)
Reply:Blue Hyacinths.
My hubby brought a blue hyacinth to the hospital after the birth of our first son, we were so hard up at the time it was the only thing he could afford, he had to walk 5 miles to the hospital as he didn't drive back then and the flower money was his bus fare, he couldn't afford both. All the other women had huge bouquets but my hyacinth outlived all of them!!
Reply:sunflower, because its seeds are food, You can tell I am fat, huh?
Reply:Sunflower.... used to do photography and they just always seemed relaxing to me...
Reply:tulip. i proposed 2 ma wife in a garden full of tulips
Reply:Lllies cos my mum has always had them in her house and i buy them now and they smell lovely you don't need air freshner cos the scent is really strong xx
Reply:a single red rose, i put it on top of my grandfathers coffin to let him know how much i loved him.makeup tips
Is it weird to give a guy a flower?
i don't know i give my b/f flowers so i guess it's not that weird
Is it weird to give a guy a flower?
No, go for it sister. REAL men can see and appreciate real beauty in a flower as well as us girls.
Reply:I don't think it's weird, at all. What's good for the gander is good for the goose! I don't think I'd buy a dozen, tho, in case he's an a$$ about it : )
Reply:ill loove if a girl give anything to me...ye anything!
Reply:if he loves u then he will love it even if it might make him look a little gay
Reply:There is nothing wrong with giving a guy a flower! His reaction will tell you what kind of guy he really is!
Reply:defenatly no go for it he'll like it.
Reply:Guys will appreciate anything you give to them as long as he really loves you. ;)visual arts
Is it weird to give a guy a flower?
No, go for it sister. REAL men can see and appreciate real beauty in a flower as well as us girls.
Reply:I don't think it's weird, at all. What's good for the gander is good for the goose! I don't think I'd buy a dozen, tho, in case he's an a$$ about it : )
Reply:ill loove if a girl give anything to me...ye anything!
Reply:if he loves u then he will love it even if it might make him look a little gay
Reply:There is nothing wrong with giving a guy a flower! His reaction will tell you what kind of guy he really is!
Reply:defenatly no go for it he'll like it.
Reply:Guys will appreciate anything you give to them as long as he really loves you. ;)visual arts
A flower that is called scavoli?
Scaevola aemula RScott
A flower that is called scavoli?
Photo
http://www.lotusgreenhouses.com/10''%20S...
Scaveola aemula--Blue Fanflower
http://web1.msue.msu.edu/imp/modzz/00002...
Height: 24 in Spacing: 12 in
Type: annual (in cold climates)
Flowers: White, blue
Comments: This Australian native is used as an annual in
cold climates. It can be grown as a bedding annual or in
hanging pots. The blue flowers are fan-shaped. Grow the
plant in sun or light shade.
http://www.ag.auburn.edu/aaes/communicat...
It's a beautiful flower especially in a hanging basket.
Reply:I think you mean scaevola, (common name fanflower). It's a cascading plant with blue (sometimes purple or white flowers) that looks great in pots or hanging baskets.
In the wild it's grown in sandy locations or beach environments and is a perennial in zone 10, but is grown as an annual in most of the United States. It's a great plant for hot, dry weather.
Here are a couple of web sites:
http://www.provenwinners.com/plants/?doS...
http://www.plantoftheweek.org/week108.sh...yahoo finance
A flower that is called scavoli?
Photo
http://www.lotusgreenhouses.com/10''%20S...
Scaveola aemula--Blue Fanflower
http://web1.msue.msu.edu/imp/modzz/00002...
Height: 24 in Spacing: 12 in
Type: annual (in cold climates)
Flowers: White, blue
Comments: This Australian native is used as an annual in
cold climates. It can be grown as a bedding annual or in
hanging pots. The blue flowers are fan-shaped. Grow the
plant in sun or light shade.
http://www.ag.auburn.edu/aaes/communicat...
It's a beautiful flower especially in a hanging basket.
Reply:I think you mean scaevola, (common name fanflower). It's a cascading plant with blue (sometimes purple or white flowers) that looks great in pots or hanging baskets.
In the wild it's grown in sandy locations or beach environments and is a perennial in zone 10, but is grown as an annual in most of the United States. It's a great plant for hot, dry weather.
Here are a couple of web sites:
http://www.provenwinners.com/plants/?doS...
http://www.plantoftheweek.org/week108.sh...yahoo finance
A flower pot falls off a window ledge 10.0m above ground. its velocity as it hits the ground?
Fast enough to break it real good.c++
Which flower or plant best describes you and why?
I absolutely adore all flowers...
I have no favorites...they're all beautiful..............
Which flower or plant best describes you and why?
Iris flower....they are one of my favorites...many colors and very hardy.
Reply:I am going to say my favorite flower, the Daisy.
it is a bright and cheery flower.
Reply:a rose cuz im beautiful and delicate
Reply:a moonflower. i'm only awake at night.
Reply:Aloe Vera because it is healing and I'm a massage therapist %26amp; I try to help my clients improve their circulation so they may heal themselves quicker
Reply:the spider plant. i am always all over the place .
Reply:a rose ,,, because i am a rose but are you ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,not
Reply:a daisy.. i dont know but I have one tattooed on my back so I hope people wouldnt use any other flower to describe me!
Reply:I would say I am a rose. They are hardy, beautiful, and smell nice!
Reply:I'd have to say a cOcktus.....
I'm soooooo...prickly!!!!
Reply:a sunflower cause they stare at ya and so do iloan
I have no favorites...they're all beautiful..............
Which flower or plant best describes you and why?
Iris flower....they are one of my favorites...many colors and very hardy.
Reply:I am going to say my favorite flower, the Daisy.
it is a bright and cheery flower.
Reply:a rose cuz im beautiful and delicate
Reply:a moonflower. i'm only awake at night.
Reply:Aloe Vera because it is healing and I'm a massage therapist %26amp; I try to help my clients improve their circulation so they may heal themselves quicker
Reply:the spider plant. i am always all over the place .
Reply:a rose ,,, because i am a rose but are you ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,not
Reply:a daisy.. i dont know but I have one tattooed on my back so I hope people wouldnt use any other flower to describe me!
Reply:I would say I am a rose. They are hardy, beautiful, and smell nice!
Reply:I'd have to say a cOcktus.....
I'm soooooo...prickly!!!!
Reply:a sunflower cause they stare at ya and so do iloan
Is it okay to buy flowers for someone who works in a flower shop?
just wondering...
Is it okay to buy flowers for someone who works in a flower shop?
Oh yes! in fact, that's all she ever wants! You're so cute by the way!
Reply:JUST GET THEM AN EMPTY " POT " AND LET THEM GROW WHAT THEY WANT !! ANYTHING YOU PUT IN THE POT THEY WONT BE SATISFIED WITH IT.
Reply:Don't know - I suppose it would depend on the person...
Reply:I'd get chocolates if I were you. I'd be sick of the sight and smell of flowers if I was working with them all day!
Reply:Actually, it is quite good form, if the person likes flowers. Oddly enough, some people who work in flower shops never have someone think to give them any (I read that from someone's response to another question a month or so back).
--That Cheeky Lad
Reply:More than likely they bought the flowers because they were about to be tossed out .
REMEMBER the Florist must guarantee they will last X# of days.
Reply:Of course it is, especially if it is a woman, if it's a man, well can't see any difference,
Flowers are lovely whoever receives them unless of course you intend to give them to my mother, she hates receiving flowers, prefers to see them growing, but I would love to receive flowers even if I worked in a flower shop.
Reply:a very original thought, i bet you no one ever buys them flowers, try to get them some plastic ones i heard they last longer
Reply:yes there probably wishing someone would buy them flowers its nice to recieve a present no matter what it is
Reply:No, it's actually illegal.
Reply:original
Reply:Well, it's not like giving another 100 quids for a billionaire, I suppose.
I thinks it's like giving another baby for a couple who have just had a quad.Reebok
Is it okay to buy flowers for someone who works in a flower shop?
Oh yes! in fact, that's all she ever wants! You're so cute by the way!
Reply:JUST GET THEM AN EMPTY " POT " AND LET THEM GROW WHAT THEY WANT !! ANYTHING YOU PUT IN THE POT THEY WONT BE SATISFIED WITH IT.
Reply:Don't know - I suppose it would depend on the person...
Reply:I'd get chocolates if I were you. I'd be sick of the sight and smell of flowers if I was working with them all day!
Reply:Actually, it is quite good form, if the person likes flowers. Oddly enough, some people who work in flower shops never have someone think to give them any (I read that from someone's response to another question a month or so back).
--That Cheeky Lad
Reply:More than likely they bought the flowers because they were about to be tossed out .
REMEMBER the Florist must guarantee they will last X# of days.
Reply:Of course it is, especially if it is a woman, if it's a man, well can't see any difference,
Flowers are lovely whoever receives them unless of course you intend to give them to my mother, she hates receiving flowers, prefers to see them growing, but I would love to receive flowers even if I worked in a flower shop.
Reply:a very original thought, i bet you no one ever buys them flowers, try to get them some plastic ones i heard they last longer
Reply:yes there probably wishing someone would buy them flowers its nice to recieve a present no matter what it is
Reply:No, it's actually illegal.
Reply:original
Reply:Well, it's not like giving another 100 quids for a billionaire, I suppose.
I thinks it's like giving another baby for a couple who have just had a quad.Reebok
Any body out there who knows the English name for persian flower "Gole Yakh"?
This is a deciduous shrub that flowers during winter small yellow-white colour flowers with wonderful smell
Any body out there who knows the English name for persian flower "Gole Yakh"?
If it is what I think it is, I've heard it called a Persian Ice Flower.
Reply:Ice Flower
http://www.sohrab.org/images/gole-yakh.j...
also the title of a movie I believe - conveniently named in English too
http://shopping.ketab.com/addprod.asp?id...
Reply:I have been searching since you posted this question, for 4 Hours, and cannot locate a translation of Gole Yakh, therefore I must surrender. I had at first through this may be the "Ice Flower Shrub", but after researching that, I found it doesn't fit your description. Please visit this site where you can view, and read descriptions on 160 delicious shrubs, maybe you can identify it.
http://www.naturehills.com/new/product/b...puppy teeth
Any body out there who knows the English name for persian flower "Gole Yakh"?
If it is what I think it is, I've heard it called a Persian Ice Flower.
Reply:Ice Flower
http://www.sohrab.org/images/gole-yakh.j...
also the title of a movie I believe - conveniently named in English too
http://shopping.ketab.com/addprod.asp?id...
Reply:I have been searching since you posted this question, for 4 Hours, and cannot locate a translation of Gole Yakh, therefore I must surrender. I had at first through this may be the "Ice Flower Shrub", but after researching that, I found it doesn't fit your description. Please visit this site where you can view, and read descriptions on 160 delicious shrubs, maybe you can identify it.
http://www.naturehills.com/new/product/b...puppy teeth
What flower name rhymes with green?
nerine
'any of several bulbous plants belonging to the genus Nerine, of the amaryllis family, native to southern Africa, having funnel-shaped red, pink, or white flowers'.
What flower name rhymes with green?
What is green? the grass is green,
With small flowers in between.
No recognizable flower name rhymes with green but perhaps the above could help you in some way to reword your poem.
s
Reply:Obscene
Reply:WHITE FLOWERS
Blindweed
Buckbean
Pearly Everlasting
Smart weed
Water lily
Trout lily
Vetchling,
PINK FLOWERS
Fire Weed
Knap Weed
Milk Weed
Smart Weed
BLUE_PURPLE FLOWERS
Ground Ivy
RED_ORANGE
Hackweek
Lily
Some of those are stretching it, but that is all I can find...
Reply:jasmin
Reply:rose, tulip, daffodil, rose...
Reply:strychnine (bittersweet or deadly nightshade)
http://www.all-creatures.org/picb/wfshl-...
Isn't it lovely?loan
'any of several bulbous plants belonging to the genus Nerine, of the amaryllis family, native to southern Africa, having funnel-shaped red, pink, or white flowers'.
What flower name rhymes with green?
What is green? the grass is green,
With small flowers in between.
No recognizable flower name rhymes with green but perhaps the above could help you in some way to reword your poem.
s
Reply:Obscene
Reply:WHITE FLOWERS
Blindweed
Buckbean
Pearly Everlasting
Smart weed
Water lily
Trout lily
Vetchling,
PINK FLOWERS
Fire Weed
Knap Weed
Milk Weed
Smart Weed
BLUE_PURPLE FLOWERS
Ground Ivy
RED_ORANGE
Hackweek
Lily
Some of those are stretching it, but that is all I can find...
Reply:jasmin
Reply:rose, tulip, daffodil, rose...
Reply:strychnine (bittersweet or deadly nightshade)
http://www.all-creatures.org/picb/wfshl-...
Isn't it lovely?loan
What flower is called Johnny-Jump-Ups ???
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What flower is called Johnny-Jump-Ups ???
Johnny Jump Ups are a popular viola. They are called "old fashioned" favorites. These perennials are often grown as an annual, especially in northern parts of the country.
Johnny Jump Ups are native to Spain and the Pyrennes Mountains. Easy to grow, you may find them growing in the wild in fields, and along the road.
Small plants produce a wealth of dainty, fragrant blooms. Johnny Jump Up blooms are a combination of bright yellow and deep purple. They bloom early in the season.
Johnny Jump Up are popular, easy, and fun to grow. Fill an area or entire bed with Johnny Jump Up for a striking effect! They also are great in windowsills and containers.
Reply:It's a type of violet.
Reply:It's a kind of viola that looks like a tiny pansy. Usually yellow and purple. Very cheerful flower. It's also known as "Heart's Ease."
Here's a pic of a yellow variety (but they are usually bi-colored).
http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/CoopExt/4...Shoes
What flower is called Johnny-Jump-Ups ???
Johnny Jump Ups are a popular viola. They are called "old fashioned" favorites. These perennials are often grown as an annual, especially in northern parts of the country.
Johnny Jump Ups are native to Spain and the Pyrennes Mountains. Easy to grow, you may find them growing in the wild in fields, and along the road.
Small plants produce a wealth of dainty, fragrant blooms. Johnny Jump Up blooms are a combination of bright yellow and deep purple. They bloom early in the season.
Johnny Jump Up are popular, easy, and fun to grow. Fill an area or entire bed with Johnny Jump Up for a striking effect! They also are great in windowsills and containers.
Reply:It's a type of violet.
Reply:It's a kind of viola that looks like a tiny pansy. Usually yellow and purple. Very cheerful flower. It's also known as "Heart's Ease."
Here's a pic of a yellow variety (but they are usually bi-colored).
http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/CoopExt/4...Shoes
What flower is best to put on a grave?
orchids. they kinda last longer
What flower is best to put on a grave?
I know many people say carnations, but i think it's tacky. I would go with tulips. They're beautiful, and not as cliche as roses.
Reply:I usually choose one that the person liked. It shows how much I knew the person, it shows my connection to that person, it's symbolic of the good memories tied to that person, and I am remembering a part of their life in the form of their likes (and sometimes dislikes; ie - my grandma disliked roses but loved sunflowers).
To me, it's similar to bringing over a bouquet of flowers to give to someone as a gift. When you give a gift, you take the other person's likes and interests to heart.
Reply:Anything that has sentimental meaning for you...
Reply:The best flower is the one that means something to you. Cemeteries exist as a place for the living to remember those who have passed. Therefore, pick something that means something to you. Something that brings you happiness.
If you are planting, it is good to choose something that doesn't need daily maintenance and exists in the native climate. That is even more important where you may not be able to tend to the plantings for extended periods of time.
To maintain some order with respect to what shows up on graves and crypts, most burial parks have requirements about grave plantings and mausoleum decorations. Obviously, choose within these guidelines, which vary widely depending on the cemetery.
Reply:Carnations, Roses, Lilies, Poppies.
Reply:Pretty much anything that isn't plastic....and if others don't approve of your choice they aren't worth bothering with.
Reply:I think of lilies as being traditional. But really, any flower is appropriate. There isn't a wrong choice.
Reply:It doesn't matter - the person is dead.nanny
What flower is best to put on a grave?
I know many people say carnations, but i think it's tacky. I would go with tulips. They're beautiful, and not as cliche as roses.
Reply:I usually choose one that the person liked. It shows how much I knew the person, it shows my connection to that person, it's symbolic of the good memories tied to that person, and I am remembering a part of their life in the form of their likes (and sometimes dislikes; ie - my grandma disliked roses but loved sunflowers).
To me, it's similar to bringing over a bouquet of flowers to give to someone as a gift. When you give a gift, you take the other person's likes and interests to heart.
Reply:Anything that has sentimental meaning for you...
Reply:The best flower is the one that means something to you. Cemeteries exist as a place for the living to remember those who have passed. Therefore, pick something that means something to you. Something that brings you happiness.
If you are planting, it is good to choose something that doesn't need daily maintenance and exists in the native climate. That is even more important where you may not be able to tend to the plantings for extended periods of time.
To maintain some order with respect to what shows up on graves and crypts, most burial parks have requirements about grave plantings and mausoleum decorations. Obviously, choose within these guidelines, which vary widely depending on the cemetery.
Reply:Carnations, Roses, Lilies, Poppies.
Reply:Pretty much anything that isn't plastic....and if others don't approve of your choice they aren't worth bothering with.
Reply:I think of lilies as being traditional. But really, any flower is appropriate. There isn't a wrong choice.
Reply:It doesn't matter - the person is dead.nanny
Which flower do you like?
What ever my sons pick for me, usually dandelions or the little purple weeds
Which flower do you like?
VIOLETS ROSES
Reply:Rose
Reply:All of them!
Reply:violets, roses, baby's breath %26amp; hollyhock.
Reply:Mostly the rose, true beauty my friend
Reply:Freesias
Reply:Daisies and Poppies
Reply:Tullip, white one
Reply:Yellow Roses.
Reply:Irises are my favorite; roses, too, but really, I love them all.
Reply:the passion flower.
added link
Reply:Daisies.
Reply:i like pansies, because they are totally not their name....those things live through the frost, the heat, the drought, etc... i have yet to kill a pansy
Reply:nearly black (rose or tulip) rhodidendron ,roses or asiatic lilly but love having flowers in my garden.i work with flowers/plants and always seeing different ones
Reply:Angel face rose. they are beautiful and have a great fragrance.
Reply:Daisies!!!
Reply:My favorites are tulips and lilacs.
Reply:Sunflowers
Reply:rose
Reply:roses of cource!! the flower of LOVE FOREVERskin disease
Which flower do you like?
VIOLETS ROSES
Reply:Rose
Reply:All of them!
Reply:violets, roses, baby's breath %26amp; hollyhock.
Reply:Mostly the rose, true beauty my friend
Reply:Freesias
Reply:Daisies and Poppies
Reply:Tullip, white one
Reply:Yellow Roses.
Reply:Irises are my favorite; roses, too, but really, I love them all.
Reply:the passion flower.
added link
Reply:Daisies.
Reply:i like pansies, because they are totally not their name....those things live through the frost, the heat, the drought, etc... i have yet to kill a pansy
Reply:nearly black (rose or tulip) rhodidendron ,roses or asiatic lilly but love having flowers in my garden.i work with flowers/plants and always seeing different ones
Reply:Angel face rose. they are beautiful and have a great fragrance.
Reply:Daisies!!!
Reply:My favorites are tulips and lilacs.
Reply:Sunflowers
Reply:rose
Reply:roses of cource!! the flower of LOVE FOREVERskin disease
What flower lasts longer, lilies or tulips?
...for mothers day
What flower lasts longer, lilies or tulips?
Lillies! The color and smell will last much longer.
Reply:tulips!
Reply:Lillies usually have more blooms so it appears to last longer.
Reply:Get lilies that haven't completely opened.
Reply:I've always had better luck with tulips. The petals always fall off my lilies!super nanny
What flower lasts longer, lilies or tulips?
Lillies! The color and smell will last much longer.
Reply:tulips!
Reply:Lillies usually have more blooms so it appears to last longer.
Reply:Get lilies that haven't completely opened.
Reply:I've always had better luck with tulips. The petals always fall off my lilies!super nanny
Alpine flower starting with e and ending in iss with 9 letters?
eidelweiss
Alpine flower starting with e and ending in iss with 9 letters?
eidelweiss
Reply:Don't or I'll break into song.
Reply:Edilwiss, not sure of spelling though
Reply:eidelweiss
Reply:edelweiss....http://www.edelweissgrowers.com
Reply:Leontopodium alpinum also known as Gnaphalium leontopodium - Edelweiss. And if thats right i will fall off of my chair
Reply:chamomile?
Teach me to read, I thought it said ending in e.
Duh.
Reply:edelweiss
go on !
ask me another LOL
:o))
Reply:Its eidelweiss
And they are lovely flowers :)affiliate
Alpine flower starting with e and ending in iss with 9 letters?
eidelweiss
Reply:Don't or I'll break into song.
Reply:Edilwiss, not sure of spelling though
Reply:eidelweiss
Reply:edelweiss....http://www.edelweissgrowers.com
Reply:Leontopodium alpinum also known as Gnaphalium leontopodium - Edelweiss. And if thats right i will fall off of my chair
Reply:chamomile?
Teach me to read, I thought it said ending in e.
Duh.
Reply:edelweiss
go on !
ask me another LOL
:o))
Reply:Its eidelweiss
And they are lovely flowers :)affiliate
Do Flower Polens help when you are STONED?
Flower-power helps the birds and the bees to fly regardless of how happy you are ;))
Do Flower Polens help when you are STONED?
no only weed pollen would
Reply:Even the ears of the pink elephants can't help when you are stoned.
They are fun to watch, though ..
Just try to picture it :))
Reply:Depends is the flower a hippie?
Reply:Help you in what way...?
Reply:ummm..... i don't think it would do anyhting
unless it was magic
Reply:I don't know, I don't do drugs :) I'm a good girl...
try! lol
Reply:I dont think they would do you much good hun x
Reply:i don't think so......fitness
Do Flower Polens help when you are STONED?
no only weed pollen would
Reply:Even the ears of the pink elephants can't help when you are stoned.
They are fun to watch, though ..
Just try to picture it :))
Reply:Depends is the flower a hippie?
Reply:Help you in what way...?
Reply:ummm..... i don't think it would do anyhting
unless it was magic
Reply:I don't know, I don't do drugs :) I'm a good girl...
try! lol
Reply:I dont think they would do you much good hun x
Reply:i don't think so......fitness
Any flower represent nurse?
I don't think there's a flower that "represents" nursing, but a
Geranium means "comfort", and a Peony means "healing."
Then I found this:
Lily of The Valley
A tribute to the Student Nurses was written by Paul Lawrence Dunbar after he was a patient at Miami Valley Hospital.
Sweetest of the flowers a-blooming
In the fragrant vernal days
Is the Lily of the Valley
With its soft retiring ways.
Well you chose this humble blossom
As the Nurse's emblem flower,
Who grows more like her ideal
Every day and every hour.
Like the Lily of The Valley
In her honesty and worth
Ah, she blooms in truth and virture
In the quiet nooks of earth.
Tho' she stands erect in honor
When the heart of mankind bleeds,
She still hides her own deserving
In the beauty of her deeds.
In the silence of the darkness
Where no eye may see or know,
There her footsteps shod with mercy,
And fleet kindness come and go.
Not amid the sounds of plaudits,
Nor before the garish days,
Does she shed her soul's sweet perfume,
Does she take her gentle way.
But alike her ideal flower
With its honey-laden breath
Still her heart blooms forth its beauty
In the valley shades of death.
from: http://www.nursesareangels.com/MVH_anniv...
Is the Lily of the Valley the flower that represents nurses? I don't know, but this is a great poem for anyone in the profession.
Hope this helps!
Any flower represent nurse?
Not that ive heard of, A cross does though.performing arts
Geranium means "comfort", and a Peony means "healing."
Then I found this:
Lily of The Valley
A tribute to the Student Nurses was written by Paul Lawrence Dunbar after he was a patient at Miami Valley Hospital.
Sweetest of the flowers a-blooming
In the fragrant vernal days
Is the Lily of the Valley
With its soft retiring ways.
Well you chose this humble blossom
As the Nurse's emblem flower,
Who grows more like her ideal
Every day and every hour.
Like the Lily of The Valley
In her honesty and worth
Ah, she blooms in truth and virture
In the quiet nooks of earth.
Tho' she stands erect in honor
When the heart of mankind bleeds,
She still hides her own deserving
In the beauty of her deeds.
In the silence of the darkness
Where no eye may see or know,
There her footsteps shod with mercy,
And fleet kindness come and go.
Not amid the sounds of plaudits,
Nor before the garish days,
Does she shed her soul's sweet perfume,
Does she take her gentle way.
But alike her ideal flower
With its honey-laden breath
Still her heart blooms forth its beauty
In the valley shades of death.
from: http://www.nursesareangels.com/MVH_anniv...
Is the Lily of the Valley the flower that represents nurses? I don't know, but this is a great poem for anyone in the profession.
Hope this helps!
Any flower represent nurse?
Not that ive heard of, A cross does though.performing arts
This flower's name is from the Greek word for star?
Teasel
Daisy
Aster
Boneset
This flower's name is from the Greek word for star?
Aster
Reply:aster
Reply:Aster (syn. Diplopappus Cass.) is a genus of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae. The genus once contained nearly 600 species in Eurasia and North America, but after morphologic and molecular research on the genus during the 1990's, it was decided that the North American species are better treated in a series of other genera. After this split there are roughly 180 species within the genus, all but one being confined to Eurasia. The name Aster comes from the Ancient Greek word astron, meaning "star", arriving through the Latin word astrum with the same meaning, referring to the shape of the flower head. Many species and a variety of hybrids and varieties are popular as garden plants because of their attractive and colourful flowers. Aster species are used as food plants by the larvae of a number of Lepidoptera species - see list of Lepidoptera which feed on Aster. Asters can grow in all hardiness zones.
see here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aster_%28ge...acting resources
Daisy
Aster
Boneset
This flower's name is from the Greek word for star?
Aster
Reply:aster
Reply:Aster (syn. Diplopappus Cass.) is a genus of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae. The genus once contained nearly 600 species in Eurasia and North America, but after morphologic and molecular research on the genus during the 1990's, it was decided that the North American species are better treated in a series of other genera. After this split there are roughly 180 species within the genus, all but one being confined to Eurasia. The name Aster comes from the Ancient Greek word astron, meaning "star", arriving through the Latin word astrum with the same meaning, referring to the shape of the flower head. Many species and a variety of hybrids and varieties are popular as garden plants because of their attractive and colourful flowers. Aster species are used as food plants by the larvae of a number of Lepidoptera species - see list of Lepidoptera which feed on Aster. Asters can grow in all hardiness zones.
see here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aster_%28ge...acting resources
Which flower is used for taking perfumes?
jasmine, gardenia, roses, lilacs...
Which flower is used for taking perfumes?
Gee which one? Hibiscus is a popular one though.
Reply:Different kinds of flowers, especially those that have a strong smell, such as roses, ylang-ylang, jasmine, hibiscus, some varieties of orchids, etc.. depends on the type of scent preferred... fruits are also used in perfume making.
Reply:It would depend on the essence your wanting.genealogy mormon
Which flower is used for taking perfumes?
Gee which one? Hibiscus is a popular one though.
Reply:Different kinds of flowers, especially those that have a strong smell, such as roses, ylang-ylang, jasmine, hibiscus, some varieties of orchids, etc.. depends on the type of scent preferred... fruits are also used in perfume making.
Reply:It would depend on the essence your wanting.genealogy mormon
Evolutionists: Flower or bee, where is the evidence or can you admit it is all speculation?
I read the great sorce on coevolution that was suggested. In it it said,"The HYPOTHETICAL coevolution of pollination and angiosperms.." It listed many great species DESIGNED specifically for each other too.
Evolutionists: Flower or bee, where is the evidence or can you admit it is all speculation?
Early gymnosperms and angiosperms were wind-pollinated.
Like modern gymnosperms, the ovule exuded droplets of sap to catch pollen grains.
Insects (beetles) on the plant found this protein/sugar mix and used it as food.
Insects became dependent on this food source and started carrying pollen from plant to plant.
Beetle-pollination must have been more efficient than wind for some species, so there was natural selection for plants that attracted insects.
Next to occur would have been the evolution of nectaries, nectar-secreting structures, to lure the pollinators.
Development of white or brightly-colored, conspicuous flowers to draw attention to the nectar and/or other food sources would also have occurred.
The carpel (female reproductive structure) was originally leaf-shaped. It became folded on itself to enclose and protect the ovule from being eaten by the pollinators (hence Angiosperms). Plants with protected ovules would have been selected over ones with ovules that got eaten.
By the beginning of the Cenozoic Era (65 mya), the first bees, wasps, butterflies, and moths had evolved. The significance in this is that these are insects for which flowers are often the only source of nutrition for the adults.
From this point on, certain plant and insect species have had a profound influence on one another’s evolution. A flower that attracted specific pollinators on a regular basis had an advantage (less wasted pollen) over flowers that attracted “promiscuous” pollinators. It is also an advantage for the pollinator to have its own “private” food source because there is, thus, less competition. The varied shapes, colors, and odors of flowers allowed sensory recognition by pollinators and excluded unwanted, indiscriminate pollinators.
Today, over 65% of Angiosperms are insect-pollinated and 20% of insects, at least at some stage, depend on flowers for their food.
Check out the excellent link for more info.
Reply:The co-evolution of pollination and angiosperms is a theory based on evolution. All the science suggests it is true. Some forms of co-evolution have even been observed and studied.
Within evolution, there are many theories as to why specific types of species became the way they are. All these theories are based on scientific study, data, experimentation, etc. None of this science suggests in any way that there was something "designing" species.
Reply:Evolution is fact. The theory regards the mechanisms behind the fact.
Creationism is not a theory, it's not even science. It has no evidence.
You should also be aware, that if evolutionary theory were ever overturned, it would be done so via a scientifi theory that better explains the evidence (rather unlikely).
Pointing out well-known gaps in evolutionary chains in no way demonstrates "God did it".
Reply:You've become trapped by words, but I suppose that's understandable for a literalist. What has captured you is known as teleology and I'll let you read about that on your own:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teleology
Your other point - hypothetical and speculation - is entirely true. The theory of evolution moves incrementally from speculation and hypothesis to concrete knowledge. It's not a complete theory but it is a well-established theory. No evolutionary biologist will admit we know it all - science is always a work in progress - but since Darwin's day, evolution has had more than a century of support from every aspect of science. To effectively argue evolution (for or against) you're going to need more than a "great source on coevolution," I'd suggest an advanced degree in one of the life sciences.
Reply:Huh?
Evolution isn't just speculation. There are predictions. Those predictions are tested, and found to be true.
Sorry, but we all know that design is just Creationism dressed up. And we all know that modern Creationist are felons, like Kent Hovind.
So if you want to go on your soapbox and say "Yes, I proudly embrace the same sense of honesty that tax frauds like Kent Hovind do", then go ahead. It'll make life easier for everyone else to know which side is honest, and which side is criminal.
Reply:There is lots of evidence of evolution, and the fact of the matter is that while it's referred to as a theory, the difference is that there is NO evidence of intelligent design. Which theory would you have us lean towards, then: a theory with solid evidence to back it up, or a notion that some magical being created us all and which has no evidence supporting it?
Reply:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
Reply:It is a hypothesis based on a theory.
More scientific than Creationism, which is speculation.flower
Evolutionists: Flower or bee, where is the evidence or can you admit it is all speculation?
Early gymnosperms and angiosperms were wind-pollinated.
Like modern gymnosperms, the ovule exuded droplets of sap to catch pollen grains.
Insects (beetles) on the plant found this protein/sugar mix and used it as food.
Insects became dependent on this food source and started carrying pollen from plant to plant.
Beetle-pollination must have been more efficient than wind for some species, so there was natural selection for plants that attracted insects.
Next to occur would have been the evolution of nectaries, nectar-secreting structures, to lure the pollinators.
Development of white or brightly-colored, conspicuous flowers to draw attention to the nectar and/or other food sources would also have occurred.
The carpel (female reproductive structure) was originally leaf-shaped. It became folded on itself to enclose and protect the ovule from being eaten by the pollinators (hence Angiosperms). Plants with protected ovules would have been selected over ones with ovules that got eaten.
By the beginning of the Cenozoic Era (65 mya), the first bees, wasps, butterflies, and moths had evolved. The significance in this is that these are insects for which flowers are often the only source of nutrition for the adults.
From this point on, certain plant and insect species have had a profound influence on one another’s evolution. A flower that attracted specific pollinators on a regular basis had an advantage (less wasted pollen) over flowers that attracted “promiscuous” pollinators. It is also an advantage for the pollinator to have its own “private” food source because there is, thus, less competition. The varied shapes, colors, and odors of flowers allowed sensory recognition by pollinators and excluded unwanted, indiscriminate pollinators.
Today, over 65% of Angiosperms are insect-pollinated and 20% of insects, at least at some stage, depend on flowers for their food.
Check out the excellent link for more info.
Reply:The co-evolution of pollination and angiosperms is a theory based on evolution. All the science suggests it is true. Some forms of co-evolution have even been observed and studied.
Within evolution, there are many theories as to why specific types of species became the way they are. All these theories are based on scientific study, data, experimentation, etc. None of this science suggests in any way that there was something "designing" species.
Reply:Evolution is fact. The theory regards the mechanisms behind the fact.
Creationism is not a theory, it's not even science. It has no evidence.
You should also be aware, that if evolutionary theory were ever overturned, it would be done so via a scientifi theory that better explains the evidence (rather unlikely).
Pointing out well-known gaps in evolutionary chains in no way demonstrates "God did it".
Reply:You've become trapped by words, but I suppose that's understandable for a literalist. What has captured you is known as teleology and I'll let you read about that on your own:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teleology
Your other point - hypothetical and speculation - is entirely true. The theory of evolution moves incrementally from speculation and hypothesis to concrete knowledge. It's not a complete theory but it is a well-established theory. No evolutionary biologist will admit we know it all - science is always a work in progress - but since Darwin's day, evolution has had more than a century of support from every aspect of science. To effectively argue evolution (for or against) you're going to need more than a "great source on coevolution," I'd suggest an advanced degree in one of the life sciences.
Reply:Huh?
Evolution isn't just speculation. There are predictions. Those predictions are tested, and found to be true.
Sorry, but we all know that design is just Creationism dressed up. And we all know that modern Creationist are felons, like Kent Hovind.
So if you want to go on your soapbox and say "Yes, I proudly embrace the same sense of honesty that tax frauds like Kent Hovind do", then go ahead. It'll make life easier for everyone else to know which side is honest, and which side is criminal.
Reply:There is lots of evidence of evolution, and the fact of the matter is that while it's referred to as a theory, the difference is that there is NO evidence of intelligent design. Which theory would you have us lean towards, then: a theory with solid evidence to back it up, or a notion that some magical being created us all and which has no evidence supporting it?
Reply:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
Reply:It is a hypothesis based on a theory.
More scientific than Creationism, which is speculation.flower
Passion flower?
does anyone have any tips for growing it?
Passion flower?
The Beautiful Passion Flower
Advantages easy to grow, beautful flowers and leaves
Disadvantages slugs and snails like to munch on them !
I have had my own house for about 2 years now and have only a very small garden with limited space for growing plants. I was bought the Passion Flower by my parents who assured me it was very easy to grow, as I don't have a very good track record with keeping plants alive. This is mainly because I refuse to use slug and snail pellets etc as I think it's cruel.
Anyway, back on topic, here I will be reviewing the beautiful Passion Flower.
The Passion Flower
As I already said, the Passion Flower is very easy to grow, both in conservatories as well as in the garden. This plant originates from the tropical rain forest regions of South America. The ripe Passion Flower has a very distinctive aroma not found in any other flower. The Passion Flower is a climbing plant and the vines which climb are also very pretty with lovely shaped leaves (the leaves are a similar shape to cannabis leaves). The leaves are a dark green color and once the plant has begun to climb, the leaves are very close together and make up the majority of the plant. The Passion Flower itself is very beautiful, it's purple, yellow and white in color and can measure 2-3 inches across. Flowers bloom from June to August and for the rest of the year you are left with the leaves which can die and fall off during the winter months, leaving you with just the vines but these all grow back come spring.
Uses
The Passion Flower is actually more than just a beautiful flower. The Passion Flower is edible, the fruits and flowers can be eaten raw or cooked in jams and jellies and young leaves can be cooked and eaten as a vegetable or in salads.
The Passion Flower also had medicinal properties. It has been reported that it can help with the following problems:
Anxiety
Passion flower has a tranquilizing effect, including mild sedative and anti-anxiety effects. In studies conducted since the 1930's, it has been found to be different than that of most sedative drugs (sleeping pills), thus making it a non-addictive herb to promote relaxation.
Insomnia:
The sedative effect of Passion flower has also made it popular for treating a variety of ailments, including nervousness and insomnia. Research had indicated that passion flower has a complex activity on the body's central nervous system, which is responsible for its overall tranquilizing effects. Also, it apparently has an excellent effect on smooth muscles within the body, including the digestive system which helped promote good digestion.
How To Grow The Passion Flower
Passion Flowers are easy to grow but can sometimes be difficult to keep alive during the winter months because their roots can rot if they are consistently cold and wet - although I have never had a problem with this. In the wild, the Passion Flower would grow where the ground is very well drained therefore you should try to plant your Passion Flower in a well drained area of soil.
I was bought a young passion flower rather than attempting to grow it from seeds. I planted it in a well drained area, and checked it regularly to see if the snails and slugs had been munching on it. I protected the plant while it was small and covered it with a 2 liter lemonade bottle until the plant began to mature and begin to climb.
Looking After The Passion Flower
I find that the Passion Flower takes very little looking after. Obviously during the summer, when the soil is dry, it will need watering. The Passion Flower thrives on lots of water (which is very convenient considering the British weather!). The leaves of this plant are fairly large and can loose large amounts of water whilst the plant is growing so you will need to ensure that during the hottest summer months you water it regularly, preferable on a daily basis but to be honest, during the summer months, I did forget to water it a few times and it didn't die on me! During the winter you will probably have to water it as little as once a week, probably less depending on how much rainfall we have.
If you wish for your Passion Flower to grow very quickly (for example, to fill a particular space) then you can always feed it any of the plant feed on the market and it will take this quite greedily and will make the plant grow very quickly.
As already mentioned, the Passion Flower is a climbing plant. The only other maintenance that I can think of it that you may need to adjust the vines as it grows. For example, I have my Passion Flower growing along the fence and quite often new shoots decide they want to try and grow over my neighbor's fence so I have to untangle them and place them in a place that I want them to grow. I find new shoots on my plant quite often and found that it was very easy to get this plant to fill the space I wanted it to.
The vines have 'feelers' growing from them and this has got to be my favorite part of the plant. The 'feelers' grab hold of anything they can and held to support the plant as it grows. The 'feelers' sort of curl themselves over and over again and if they don't find anything to grab hold of, then they just curl round themselves. I love this part of the plant as I think it adds real character.
Pruning
Once your plant has reached the size you want it to, you will need to keep it pruned to ensure that it does not take over your garden (and other peoples) as it will do if it is just left. You should prune your plant in spring time when the growth of the plant starts again. You should remove older shoots and any dead sections of the plant and trim back any that have grown further than you wanted them to.
Summary: An easy to grow, beautiful plant
Reply:They like to be planted in the sun, make sure that you water them every day, and you can even plant them in the ground and then repot them in the fall.
Reply:Grow it where it can have full support for its massive vines, such as a trellis or arbor, feed it on occasion. protect from damaging winds and make sure its in a sunny location and don't allow its soil to dry out. If growing it in a pot, make sure its no less than 18" in diameter.
Reply:one of my favorite plants! It is hardy in my climate so we have many different kinds. I grew them when i lived in Virginia under florecents in the winter. The only problem i ever had was spider mites. Neem will take care of that just be sure to spray after lights out or they will burn. Passiflora incarnata is a varietey that is hardy to zone 6. if planted in a protected area it can survive intense frosts.genealogy mormon
Passion flower?
The Beautiful Passion Flower
Advantages easy to grow, beautful flowers and leaves
Disadvantages slugs and snails like to munch on them !
I have had my own house for about 2 years now and have only a very small garden with limited space for growing plants. I was bought the Passion Flower by my parents who assured me it was very easy to grow, as I don't have a very good track record with keeping plants alive. This is mainly because I refuse to use slug and snail pellets etc as I think it's cruel.
Anyway, back on topic, here I will be reviewing the beautiful Passion Flower.
The Passion Flower
As I already said, the Passion Flower is very easy to grow, both in conservatories as well as in the garden. This plant originates from the tropical rain forest regions of South America. The ripe Passion Flower has a very distinctive aroma not found in any other flower. The Passion Flower is a climbing plant and the vines which climb are also very pretty with lovely shaped leaves (the leaves are a similar shape to cannabis leaves). The leaves are a dark green color and once the plant has begun to climb, the leaves are very close together and make up the majority of the plant. The Passion Flower itself is very beautiful, it's purple, yellow and white in color and can measure 2-3 inches across. Flowers bloom from June to August and for the rest of the year you are left with the leaves which can die and fall off during the winter months, leaving you with just the vines but these all grow back come spring.
Uses
The Passion Flower is actually more than just a beautiful flower. The Passion Flower is edible, the fruits and flowers can be eaten raw or cooked in jams and jellies and young leaves can be cooked and eaten as a vegetable or in salads.
The Passion Flower also had medicinal properties. It has been reported that it can help with the following problems:
Anxiety
Passion flower has a tranquilizing effect, including mild sedative and anti-anxiety effects. In studies conducted since the 1930's, it has been found to be different than that of most sedative drugs (sleeping pills), thus making it a non-addictive herb to promote relaxation.
Insomnia:
The sedative effect of Passion flower has also made it popular for treating a variety of ailments, including nervousness and insomnia. Research had indicated that passion flower has a complex activity on the body's central nervous system, which is responsible for its overall tranquilizing effects. Also, it apparently has an excellent effect on smooth muscles within the body, including the digestive system which helped promote good digestion.
How To Grow The Passion Flower
Passion Flowers are easy to grow but can sometimes be difficult to keep alive during the winter months because their roots can rot if they are consistently cold and wet - although I have never had a problem with this. In the wild, the Passion Flower would grow where the ground is very well drained therefore you should try to plant your Passion Flower in a well drained area of soil.
I was bought a young passion flower rather than attempting to grow it from seeds. I planted it in a well drained area, and checked it regularly to see if the snails and slugs had been munching on it. I protected the plant while it was small and covered it with a 2 liter lemonade bottle until the plant began to mature and begin to climb.
Looking After The Passion Flower
I find that the Passion Flower takes very little looking after. Obviously during the summer, when the soil is dry, it will need watering. The Passion Flower thrives on lots of water (which is very convenient considering the British weather!). The leaves of this plant are fairly large and can loose large amounts of water whilst the plant is growing so you will need to ensure that during the hottest summer months you water it regularly, preferable on a daily basis but to be honest, during the summer months, I did forget to water it a few times and it didn't die on me! During the winter you will probably have to water it as little as once a week, probably less depending on how much rainfall we have.
If you wish for your Passion Flower to grow very quickly (for example, to fill a particular space) then you can always feed it any of the plant feed on the market and it will take this quite greedily and will make the plant grow very quickly.
As already mentioned, the Passion Flower is a climbing plant. The only other maintenance that I can think of it that you may need to adjust the vines as it grows. For example, I have my Passion Flower growing along the fence and quite often new shoots decide they want to try and grow over my neighbor's fence so I have to untangle them and place them in a place that I want them to grow. I find new shoots on my plant quite often and found that it was very easy to get this plant to fill the space I wanted it to.
The vines have 'feelers' growing from them and this has got to be my favorite part of the plant. The 'feelers' grab hold of anything they can and held to support the plant as it grows. The 'feelers' sort of curl themselves over and over again and if they don't find anything to grab hold of, then they just curl round themselves. I love this part of the plant as I think it adds real character.
Pruning
Once your plant has reached the size you want it to, you will need to keep it pruned to ensure that it does not take over your garden (and other peoples) as it will do if it is just left. You should prune your plant in spring time when the growth of the plant starts again. You should remove older shoots and any dead sections of the plant and trim back any that have grown further than you wanted them to.
Summary: An easy to grow, beautiful plant
Reply:They like to be planted in the sun, make sure that you water them every day, and you can even plant them in the ground and then repot them in the fall.
Reply:Grow it where it can have full support for its massive vines, such as a trellis or arbor, feed it on occasion. protect from damaging winds and make sure its in a sunny location and don't allow its soil to dry out. If growing it in a pot, make sure its no less than 18" in diameter.
Reply:one of my favorite plants! It is hardy in my climate so we have many different kinds. I grew them when i lived in Virginia under florecents in the winter. The only problem i ever had was spider mites. Neem will take care of that just be sure to spray after lights out or they will burn. Passiflora incarnata is a varietey that is hardy to zone 6. if planted in a protected area it can survive intense frosts.genealogy mormon
What flower would you like for me to send to you ?
the Easter Lilly is a beautiful flower as you are to those it your life.
What flower would you like for me to send to you ?
Amorphophallus Titanum
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/co...
It is bigger than a full-grown adult, smells like rotting flesh... and its name means "misshapen penis". ^_^
( I'd settle for a Rafflesia though. They're also huge and smell like rotting flesh. )
Reply:A Pink one Please,lol.
Love,Jo,xx
Reply:a lilly! or an orchid! is this question for guys only?
Reply:Any flowers or anything coming from you would be welcomed! I do like Cala Lilies though!
Reply:a tulip
Reply:a single stem red rose.
Reply:i love the flower you sent me Already. it just brightened my day. thaaaanks sugar bughairstyles hair style
What flower would you like for me to send to you ?
Amorphophallus Titanum
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/co...
It is bigger than a full-grown adult, smells like rotting flesh... and its name means "misshapen penis". ^_^
( I'd settle for a Rafflesia though. They're also huge and smell like rotting flesh. )
Reply:A Pink one Please,lol.
Love,Jo,xx
Reply:a lilly! or an orchid! is this question for guys only?
Reply:Any flowers or anything coming from you would be welcomed! I do like Cala Lilies though!
Reply:a tulip
Reply:a single stem red rose.
Reply:i love the flower you sent me Already. it just brightened my day. thaaaanks sugar bughairstyles hair style
What flower starts with the letter b?
begonia
Bachelor Buttons …… Celibacy
Balm …… Sympathy
Balm, Gentle … … Pleasantry
Balm of Gilead cure; relief
Balsom, red … … touch me not
Balsom, Yellow ……….. Impatience
Barberry ……………… . sourness of Temper
Barberry tree ….. Sharpness
Basil… Hatred
Bay Leaf I change but in death
Bay (rose) Rhododendrum….. Danger, beware
Bay Tree ….. Glory
Bay Wreath….. Award of merit
Bearded crepis …….. Protection
Beech tree Prosperity
Bee ophrys Error
Belladona Silence
Bell flower (pyramidical) Constancy
Bell flower (small) gratitude
Belvedere I declare against you
Betony Surprise
Bilberry Treachery
Bindweed, great Insinuation
Bindweed small Humility
Birch Meekness
Birdsfoot trefoil revenge
Bittersweet, nighyshade truth
Black Poplar Courage
Blackthorn Difficulty
Bladder nut tree Frivolty, amusement
Blue Bottle (centaury) Delicacy
BlueBell Constancy
Blue Flowered Greek valerian rupture
Bonus Henricus Goodness
Borage Bluntness
Box Tree Stoicism
Bramble Lowliness, envy, Remorse
Branch of Currants You Please All
Branch of Thorns Severity, rigour
Bridal rose Happy love
Broom Humility, weakness
Buckbean calm, repose
Bud of white rose Heart of Ignorant love
Bugloss Falsehood
Bulrush Indescretion, Docility
Bundle of reed with Panicles Music
Burdock Importunity: Touch me not
Buttercup Ingratitude: Childishness
Butterfyl Orchis Gaiety
Butterfly weed Importunity: Let Me go
What flower starts with the letter b?
bromeliad, bluebonnet, bougainvillea, bachelor button, how many do you want?
Reply:Babys breath
Reply:Blue orchid
Reply:buttercup or bluebells
Reply:begonia
Reply:butter cups
Reply:begona
Reply:begonias,babybreath,buttercups,bluebelle...
Reply:begonia
Reply:boke (japanese quince)
Reply:Borganvilla
Reply:first one that came to mind was the Begonia. Glad to see that some user can cut and paste well.
Reply:Buttercup
Reply:Poppy
Reply:bluebells
Reply:buttercupwww.poetry.com
Bachelor Buttons …… Celibacy
Balm …… Sympathy
Balm, Gentle … … Pleasantry
Balm of Gilead cure; relief
Balsom, red … … touch me not
Balsom, Yellow ……….. Impatience
Barberry ……………… . sourness of Temper
Barberry tree ….. Sharpness
Basil… Hatred
Bay Leaf I change but in death
Bay (rose) Rhododendrum….. Danger, beware
Bay Tree ….. Glory
Bay Wreath….. Award of merit
Bearded crepis …….. Protection
Beech tree Prosperity
Bee ophrys Error
Belladona Silence
Bell flower (pyramidical) Constancy
Bell flower (small) gratitude
Belvedere I declare against you
Betony Surprise
Bilberry Treachery
Bindweed, great Insinuation
Bindweed small Humility
Birch Meekness
Birdsfoot trefoil revenge
Bittersweet, nighyshade truth
Black Poplar Courage
Blackthorn Difficulty
Bladder nut tree Frivolty, amusement
Blue Bottle (centaury) Delicacy
BlueBell Constancy
Blue Flowered Greek valerian rupture
Bonus Henricus Goodness
Borage Bluntness
Box Tree Stoicism
Bramble Lowliness, envy, Remorse
Branch of Currants You Please All
Branch of Thorns Severity, rigour
Bridal rose Happy love
Broom Humility, weakness
Buckbean calm, repose
Bud of white rose Heart of Ignorant love
Bugloss Falsehood
Bulrush Indescretion, Docility
Bundle of reed with Panicles Music
Burdock Importunity: Touch me not
Buttercup Ingratitude: Childishness
Butterfyl Orchis Gaiety
Butterfly weed Importunity: Let Me go
What flower starts with the letter b?
bromeliad, bluebonnet, bougainvillea, bachelor button, how many do you want?
Reply:Babys breath
Reply:Blue orchid
Reply:buttercup or bluebells
Reply:begonia
Reply:butter cups
Reply:begona
Reply:begonias,babybreath,buttercups,bluebelle...
Reply:begonia
Reply:boke (japanese quince)
Reply:Borganvilla
Reply:first one that came to mind was the Begonia. Glad to see that some user can cut and paste well.
Reply:Buttercup
Reply:Poppy
Reply:bluebells
Reply:buttercupwww.poetry.com
Hi, I am opening a Flower Shop called Sarah's Flowers, and should I paint a daisy or tulip on the door?
Thx so much, and please come visit us when your in Atlanta!
Hi, I am opening a Flower Shop called Sarah's Flowers, and should I paint a daisy or tulip on the door?
Congrats on opening the store! Anyway, why not paint a bouquet of flowers on the door? Something very bright and cheerful? But, simple.
Reply:just paint some seventies flowers on your door. just kidding. i vote tulips.
Reply:Yes! a nice bright daisy to welcome people in to your shop.
Reply:I like the name I would go with the daisy. Tulips are soooo 2006.
Reply:what flower do you feel like anyway? or how do you gauge your customers as flowers?
Reply:I like daisies. Sorry, I don't live in Atlanta.
Reply:I personal like tulips, big bright ones.
Reply:I would paint BOTH and maybe even some others...like they are growing out of the bottom of the door..along with a ladybug or two...
Reply:A beautiful bright or purple tulip with a white door would look great, and GOOD LUCK.
Reply:a daisy cause tulips are red, and red is an uncomfortable colour. unless you paint a yellow tulip. but i think daffodils would be nice
Reply:That sound good, i will try to visit you.
Reply:Daisies, as Meg Ryan said in "You've Got Mail," look like "friendly flowers." Paint a daisy on your door.
Reply:daisySoles
Hi, I am opening a Flower Shop called Sarah's Flowers, and should I paint a daisy or tulip on the door?
Congrats on opening the store! Anyway, why not paint a bouquet of flowers on the door? Something very bright and cheerful? But, simple.
Reply:just paint some seventies flowers on your door. just kidding. i vote tulips.
Reply:Yes! a nice bright daisy to welcome people in to your shop.
Reply:I like the name I would go with the daisy. Tulips are soooo 2006.
Reply:what flower do you feel like anyway? or how do you gauge your customers as flowers?
Reply:I like daisies. Sorry, I don't live in Atlanta.
Reply:I personal like tulips, big bright ones.
Reply:I would paint BOTH and maybe even some others...like they are growing out of the bottom of the door..along with a ladybug or two...
Reply:A beautiful bright or purple tulip with a white door would look great, and GOOD LUCK.
Reply:a daisy cause tulips are red, and red is an uncomfortable colour. unless you paint a yellow tulip. but i think daffodils would be nice
Reply:That sound good, i will try to visit you.
Reply:Daisies, as Meg Ryan said in "You've Got Mail," look like "friendly flowers." Paint a daisy on your door.
Reply:daisySoles
1960 flower decal?
the kind found on v w vans
1960 flower decal?
It was a sunflower.
Reply:that's not a question. what is your question?
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1960 flower decal?
It was a sunflower.
Reply:that's not a question. what is your question?
.affiliate reviews
Can anykind of ground be made into a flower bed?
I have an area behind my house that has some dirt over top of concrete. If I dump plenty of dirt and plenty of fertilizer on top of the concrete, can that area become a suitable place to grow flowers?
Can anykind of ground be made into a flower bed?
You didn't say if this was dirt over a concrete slab or fill dirt over concrete rubble. In either case the answer is yes.
In the case of the dirt over slab it depends how deep the slab is. You would be best using raised beds to increase the soil depth.
If it is fill dirt over rubble, the best answer may still be raised beds. It all depends on how much rubble there is in the soil, the size of the rubble and the amount of work you want to put into the project.
We have several pages on our website dealing with soil improvement and raised beds at-
http://www.gardening-at-the-crossroads.c...
Good Luck and Happy Gardening!
Reply:Perhaps, but it certainly not ideal growing conditions. If the concrete is broken up into small chunks, you could remove it bit by bit. I had lots of about 1 foot square pieces of concrete buried in my flower beds when I moved into my house (no idea why!) and I snuck them in with my garbage at the curb every week for a few months until it was all gone.
Reply:It is possible. I would say use flowers that are native to your area or whatever you like to have.
Reply:For the most part yes, just some might take more work than others. The best is ground with a decent level of nitrogen and that has loose moist soil. However these days soils you can buy at home depot or fertilizers work pretty well. Make sure to read the directions though, you don't want to poison your flower bed either. Try to just loosen up the earth in the area you want to use, get all the roots and weeds out of the area. I'd also water the soil the night before you plan on planting in the area. If you use the pre-grown flowers its better if the soil around the plant is similar in moisture and consistency to where you're planting it. Also talk to people at lowes or home depot- they always know everything about everything.
Reply:yes you can. There is a no-dig way of gardening that uses layers of straw, newspapers etc that is placed on croncrete within a built-in surrounds. Also You could use polyurethene (spelling?) white boxes. The kind that fruiterers get their fruit from the markets. The boxes are filled with potting mix and then the flowers. You would have to make sure you keep up the watering if you don't have regular rain.
good luck
Reply:it depends on how well you develop that area, you should plan this area so that the plots and plants planted are arranged to have plenty of sunshine and not just "dumped" in the said area, your area should also have proper drainage, so that the area will not be water logged and learn which plant is best suitable for your area's climate and soil condition.White Teeth
Can anykind of ground be made into a flower bed?
You didn't say if this was dirt over a concrete slab or fill dirt over concrete rubble. In either case the answer is yes.
In the case of the dirt over slab it depends how deep the slab is. You would be best using raised beds to increase the soil depth.
If it is fill dirt over rubble, the best answer may still be raised beds. It all depends on how much rubble there is in the soil, the size of the rubble and the amount of work you want to put into the project.
We have several pages on our website dealing with soil improvement and raised beds at-
http://www.gardening-at-the-crossroads.c...
Good Luck and Happy Gardening!
Reply:Perhaps, but it certainly not ideal growing conditions. If the concrete is broken up into small chunks, you could remove it bit by bit. I had lots of about 1 foot square pieces of concrete buried in my flower beds when I moved into my house (no idea why!) and I snuck them in with my garbage at the curb every week for a few months until it was all gone.
Reply:It is possible. I would say use flowers that are native to your area or whatever you like to have.
Reply:For the most part yes, just some might take more work than others. The best is ground with a decent level of nitrogen and that has loose moist soil. However these days soils you can buy at home depot or fertilizers work pretty well. Make sure to read the directions though, you don't want to poison your flower bed either. Try to just loosen up the earth in the area you want to use, get all the roots and weeds out of the area. I'd also water the soil the night before you plan on planting in the area. If you use the pre-grown flowers its better if the soil around the plant is similar in moisture and consistency to where you're planting it. Also talk to people at lowes or home depot- they always know everything about everything.
Reply:yes you can. There is a no-dig way of gardening that uses layers of straw, newspapers etc that is placed on croncrete within a built-in surrounds. Also You could use polyurethene (spelling?) white boxes. The kind that fruiterers get their fruit from the markets. The boxes are filled with potting mix and then the flowers. You would have to make sure you keep up the watering if you don't have regular rain.
good luck
Reply:it depends on how well you develop that area, you should plan this area so that the plots and plants planted are arranged to have plenty of sunshine and not just "dumped" in the said area, your area should also have proper drainage, so that the area will not be water logged and learn which plant is best suitable for your area's climate and soil condition.White Teeth
Which flower is all year long and doesn't need to be planted agaain for homes?
Orchids will bloom all year round inside the home, providing you are able to mimic it's natural growing conditions. This includes implementing the right temperatures, watering practices and fertilizing program. These conditions are very difficult to maintain, but can be done with a little homework!...
...$Billy Ray$
Which flower is all year long and doesn't need to be planted agaain for homes?
I live on the Gulf Coast. I have Encore Azaleas in my yard and while they don't bloom continuously, they do bloom several times a year and last for a long time. They also do not lose their leaves, so are a pretty shrub even when not blooming. You need to check out a good privately owned nursery where you live for advice. They usually have plants that are acclimated for your area.
Reply:Geraniums. They are pretty sturdy flowers. It depends on your climate, though. I live in California on the coast where they thrive all year long. I prefer the "rose scented" variety.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geranium
Reply:Perennials
Reply:I remember at our home in New Jersey, we planted Daffodils outdoors one spring and they continued to bloom years after. Most outdoor flowers that are planted from bulbs continue to bloom each year. Gladiolas are another pretty bulb flower.
Reply:I don't know if you live in the cold north or the warm south such as southern California or Florida, but most flowers do not live year round unless you live in a warm climate. Flowers that come back each year are called perennials. The list is too long to type here as there are thousands of them. Send for free gardening catalogs and each flower will give its description and as to whether it is a perennial. Here are a couple:
http://www.parkseed.com
http://www.burpee.com
Reply:Roses... You need to cut them back before winter but they will grow right back in summer...
Grapes too if you have an overhang... But those are not flowers... Just pretty foliage.
Reply:I like Allysum, it re-seeds itself and flowers all year long. VERY easy to manage.
Reply:Knockout roses - 10 months of blooming and low maitenancecomputer
...$Billy Ray$
Which flower is all year long and doesn't need to be planted agaain for homes?
I live on the Gulf Coast. I have Encore Azaleas in my yard and while they don't bloom continuously, they do bloom several times a year and last for a long time. They also do not lose their leaves, so are a pretty shrub even when not blooming. You need to check out a good privately owned nursery where you live for advice. They usually have plants that are acclimated for your area.
Reply:Geraniums. They are pretty sturdy flowers. It depends on your climate, though. I live in California on the coast where they thrive all year long. I prefer the "rose scented" variety.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geranium
Reply:Perennials
Reply:I remember at our home in New Jersey, we planted Daffodils outdoors one spring and they continued to bloom years after. Most outdoor flowers that are planted from bulbs continue to bloom each year. Gladiolas are another pretty bulb flower.
Reply:I don't know if you live in the cold north or the warm south such as southern California or Florida, but most flowers do not live year round unless you live in a warm climate. Flowers that come back each year are called perennials. The list is too long to type here as there are thousands of them. Send for free gardening catalogs and each flower will give its description and as to whether it is a perennial. Here are a couple:
http://www.parkseed.com
http://www.burpee.com
Reply:Roses... You need to cut them back before winter but they will grow right back in summer...
Grapes too if you have an overhang... But those are not flowers... Just pretty foliage.
Reply:I like Allysum, it re-seeds itself and flowers all year long. VERY easy to manage.
Reply:Knockout roses - 10 months of blooming and low maitenancecomputer
What flower best represents your life right now?
cactus
What flower best represents your life right now?
half closed tulip.
Reply:roses
Reply:A daisy
Reply:Black rose. Present but not as attention grabbing as the red or white roses. Seen as something mysterious and apart from the main stream. Hard to comprehend at times, the black rose is an ultimate flower, that represents the enigmatic side of life.
Reply:a sunflower
Reply:Angels trumpet (datura), looks very nice but is extremely poisonous
Reply:Creeping moss....
Reply:Love-lies-bleeding.
Reply:a sun flower.
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What flower best represents your life right now?
half closed tulip.
Reply:roses
Reply:A daisy
Reply:Black rose. Present but not as attention grabbing as the red or white roses. Seen as something mysterious and apart from the main stream. Hard to comprehend at times, the black rose is an ultimate flower, that represents the enigmatic side of life.
Reply:a sunflower
Reply:Angels trumpet (datura), looks very nice but is extremely poisonous
Reply:Creeping moss....
Reply:Love-lies-bleeding.
Reply:a sun flower.
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Plant/Flower help! 10 points!?
1) the pressure of driving water up through a plant is created where?
2) does cohesion or adhesion try to pull water up a tube?
3) How does the size of a tube effect the height at which water ascends?
4) A pot of wet soil will remain wetter long if there is or isn't a plant in it. Explain.
Plant/Flower help! 10 points!?
a) Root pressure drives water up
b) Cohesion (water molecules "stick" to each other and pull each other up)
c) Water will ascend higher in a tube with smaller diameter because of adhesion. Adhesion is where water molecules stick to the container they are in - in this case the tube. A smaller tube means more of the water molecule will adhere and so they can rise higher.
d) It will remain wetter longer if there isn't a plant in it. Evaporation of water from the soil surface area will be the same both ways, but when there is a plant in the pot, transpiration will also occur where water will be pulled from the soil into the plant and then evaporate from the leaves.make up
2) does cohesion or adhesion try to pull water up a tube?
3) How does the size of a tube effect the height at which water ascends?
4) A pot of wet soil will remain wetter long if there is or isn't a plant in it. Explain.
Plant/Flower help! 10 points!?
a) Root pressure drives water up
b) Cohesion (water molecules "stick" to each other and pull each other up)
c) Water will ascend higher in a tube with smaller diameter because of adhesion. Adhesion is where water molecules stick to the container they are in - in this case the tube. A smaller tube means more of the water molecule will adhere and so they can rise higher.
d) It will remain wetter longer if there isn't a plant in it. Evaporation of water from the soil surface area will be the same both ways, but when there is a plant in the pot, transpiration will also occur where water will be pulled from the soil into the plant and then evaporate from the leaves.make up
Which flower girl dress?
my colors are green
http://www.mygirldress.com/piupstflgidr....
http://www.mygirldress.com/orgavflgidr.h...
Which flower girl dress?
I really like the first one. I would just be sure to match the fabric of the flower girl dress to the rest of the bridal party.
My girls and I are all wearing satin dresses. So I would want the flower girl to wear satin too.
Something for you to consider. : )
Reply:I would say to pick the skirt that best matches your dress. So if you dress has a lot of rouching, go with the first one.
Reply:I think the first one is just too frouffy...
On that site, this one is better -
http://www.mygirldress.com/emflgigo.html
http://www.mygirldress.com/goordrforflg....
There are better options out there -
http://www5.jcpenney.com/jcp/X6.aspx?Dep...
http://www5.jcpenney.com/jcp/X6.aspx?Dep...
http://www5.jcpenney.com/jcp/Products.as...
This one is gorgeous -
http://www5.jcpenney.com/jcp/Products.as...
Reply:What does your dress look like and what does the bridesmaids dresses look like? And what dress on the second link?!
Reply:The first one is very cute, but I have no idea which one on the second page you're referring to, it opens up to a link with a bunch of dresses on it.
Reply:There's several dresses on the second link so you will have to explain further which one you mean.
The first dress is pretty but unless your dress is a pick-up style, it may not match with the wedding.
Reply:I like the dress in the top link. It's so cute, but looks sophisticated too. I think any girl would like to wear that.make up
http://www.mygirldress.com/piupstflgidr....
http://www.mygirldress.com/orgavflgidr.h...
Which flower girl dress?
I really like the first one. I would just be sure to match the fabric of the flower girl dress to the rest of the bridal party.
My girls and I are all wearing satin dresses. So I would want the flower girl to wear satin too.
Something for you to consider. : )
Reply:I would say to pick the skirt that best matches your dress. So if you dress has a lot of rouching, go with the first one.
Reply:I think the first one is just too frouffy...
On that site, this one is better -
http://www.mygirldress.com/emflgigo.html
http://www.mygirldress.com/goordrforflg....
There are better options out there -
http://www5.jcpenney.com/jcp/X6.aspx?Dep...
http://www5.jcpenney.com/jcp/X6.aspx?Dep...
http://www5.jcpenney.com/jcp/Products.as...
This one is gorgeous -
http://www5.jcpenney.com/jcp/Products.as...
Reply:What does your dress look like and what does the bridesmaids dresses look like? And what dress on the second link?!
Reply:The first one is very cute, but I have no idea which one on the second page you're referring to, it opens up to a link with a bunch of dresses on it.
Reply:There's several dresses on the second link so you will have to explain further which one you mean.
The first dress is pretty but unless your dress is a pick-up style, it may not match with the wedding.
Reply:I like the dress in the top link. It's so cute, but looks sophisticated too. I think any girl would like to wear that.make up
What flower(s) would create the perfect bouquet?
For me it was roses, but I think every flower could make a wonderful bouquet.
What is your favourite flower? What time of year? What is your favourite colour?
The link below might be of help once you answer the above questions.
http://www.blissweddings.com/weddingflor...
What flower(s) would create the perfect bouquet?
YOUR favorites!!!!!!
I'm using calla lilies though, they're my favorite and will nod to the Easter-time( six days after) wedding I'm having.
Reply:My aunt made a beautiful bouquet of daisies. They were absolutely gorgeous. Good luck to you!!!!
Reply:i am a rose girl! all white rose arrangements are gorgeous! but anytype of roses are beautiful!
just dotn do silk....i hate silk and i think silk looks fake and not pretty.
Reply:Roses. Lillies. Orchids. White Roses. 'Nuff said.
Reply:I read the "new rose" is orchids
they are very pretty and differnt, classy
Reply:the perfect bouquet would have to be calla lillies
Reply:For me I love the simple bouquets of roses or orchids.
Reply:miniature gerbera daisiesbooks authors
What is your favourite flower? What time of year? What is your favourite colour?
The link below might be of help once you answer the above questions.
http://www.blissweddings.com/weddingflor...
What flower(s) would create the perfect bouquet?
YOUR favorites!!!!!!
I'm using calla lilies though, they're my favorite and will nod to the Easter-time( six days after) wedding I'm having.
Reply:My aunt made a beautiful bouquet of daisies. They were absolutely gorgeous. Good luck to you!!!!
Reply:i am a rose girl! all white rose arrangements are gorgeous! but anytype of roses are beautiful!
just dotn do silk....i hate silk and i think silk looks fake and not pretty.
Reply:Roses. Lillies. Orchids. White Roses. 'Nuff said.
Reply:I read the "new rose" is orchids
they are very pretty and differnt, classy
Reply:the perfect bouquet would have to be calla lillies
Reply:For me I love the simple bouquets of roses or orchids.
Reply:miniature gerbera daisiesbooks authors
Anyone can tell me the name of this flower?
I forgot its name, it is blue or purple, can be make dry flowers too.
http://img292.imageshack.us/img292/2572/...
Thanks.
Anyone can tell me the name of this flower?
The plant name you're looking for might be Limonium or Sea Lavender which actually is related to Statice so everyone might be right while being wrong. You gotta love that!
Here's a link to a bunch of pictures of different ones:
http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
Hope this helps!
Reply:Lavender?
Reply:I believe it is statice. quite easy to grow and very long lasting
Reply:Sorry there is already a thumbs down but it looks like lavender to me---pinch a bit off and roll it between your fingers and sniff.
Reply:Sure looks like a variety of statice to me, have some that looks just like it but more purple.
Reply:http://images.google.com/images?q=static...
Reply:SPAM's link shows the one that matches yours...
http://www.qualityflowers.com/Thumbnails...
Reply:It is statice.
Reply:Statice.. RScott
Reply:Its called limonium.
Reply:Filantropis Aluzis Anti Clasimus Blottimus. Also commonly known as the green twig with blue petals. Some use the flower as a remedy for diarrhea, anti socialism, and pink eye. The Natives of Timbuktu use it mainly as an aphrodisiac. While the Pigmy's of Iran, use it to make tea. Hope that answers that.makeup tips
http://img292.imageshack.us/img292/2572/...
Thanks.
Anyone can tell me the name of this flower?
The plant name you're looking for might be Limonium or Sea Lavender which actually is related to Statice so everyone might be right while being wrong. You gotta love that!
Here's a link to a bunch of pictures of different ones:
http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
Hope this helps!
Reply:Lavender?
Reply:I believe it is statice. quite easy to grow and very long lasting
Reply:Sorry there is already a thumbs down but it looks like lavender to me---pinch a bit off and roll it between your fingers and sniff.
Reply:Sure looks like a variety of statice to me, have some that looks just like it but more purple.
Reply:http://images.google.com/images?q=static...
Reply:SPAM's link shows the one that matches yours...
http://www.qualityflowers.com/Thumbnails...
Reply:It is statice.
Reply:Statice.. RScott
Reply:Its called limonium.
Reply:Filantropis Aluzis Anti Clasimus Blottimus. Also commonly known as the green twig with blue petals. Some use the flower as a remedy for diarrhea, anti socialism, and pink eye. The Natives of Timbuktu use it mainly as an aphrodisiac. While the Pigmy's of Iran, use it to make tea. Hope that answers that.makeup tips
How do i keep cut flowers fresh besides adding flower food in the vase?
Put a sprinkle of salt into the water every time you change it (at least every other day). The salt fights bacteria that makes flowers fade fast.
How do i keep cut flowers fresh besides adding flower food in the vase?
Re-cut the stems under water after you bring home your cut flowers. Re-cut the stems daily. A small amount of chlorine bleach in the water will kill bacteria that accelerate wilting and decay.visual arts
How do i keep cut flowers fresh besides adding flower food in the vase?
Re-cut the stems under water after you bring home your cut flowers. Re-cut the stems daily. A small amount of chlorine bleach in the water will kill bacteria that accelerate wilting and decay.visual arts
Diy flower centerpieces HELP?
ok, so i have 250 roses, rose petals, a ton of mason jars, fabric, and ribbon. please help me come up some creative ideas for centerpieces. be very detailed please.
Diy flower centerpieces HELP?
Check out this site... they have some great ideas.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...
Reply:Here are some photos that might help:
http://www.cccrflowers.com/images/center...
http://images.google.com.au/imgres?imgur...
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d169/c...
Reply:Do It Yourself Wedding Flowers - step by step
http://nuptia.ca/content/view/241/
and http://nuptia.ca/content/view/247/
and also they have a gallery:
http://nuptia.ca/content/view/38/yahoo finance
Diy flower centerpieces HELP?
Check out this site... they have some great ideas.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...
Reply:Here are some photos that might help:
http://www.cccrflowers.com/images/center...
http://images.google.com.au/imgres?imgur...
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d169/c...
Reply:Do It Yourself Wedding Flowers - step by step
http://nuptia.ca/content/view/241/
and http://nuptia.ca/content/view/247/
and also they have a gallery:
http://nuptia.ca/content/view/38/yahoo finance
Germanating flower seeds?
hI, Ive bought some summer plant seeds and says ive to germinate them for 14 days. I have put them in separate small pots and put them on the sunny window sill.
What I would like to know is, do I keep them watered and I have them in a good place. \There are not any instructions on the packets I bought.
Your advise would be appreciated. Also are bulbs faster growing?
Thanks
Germanating flower seeds?
Keep the soil damp but not wet, you could put each pot in a clear plastic bag to cut down drying but look at them every day and when they have sprouted take off the bag. You will then need to keep a close eye to make sure they don't dry out.
When the seedlings are about one to one and a half inches high you will need to gently loosen the compost and transplant them into their own pots or several into a bigger pot to give them space to develop. Keep them in bright light BUT NOT SUN. When they are several inches high and look stronger, say in three or four weeks then plant them carefully in the garden and make sure they are watered regularly until they have settled in 7 - 10 days. Bulbs don't grow any faster but they last from year to year. Overall bulb plants are easier to look after but the range is limited.
Reply:It helps if you can put some clear plastic bags over them to keep the moisture in.
Reply:I like to put them in a clear bag until they germinate but make sure you check them daily and don't let it get too hot. You may need to have a peephole .
Keep the soil damp but not wet.
As soon as you see any green remove the bag.
A sunny window is a good place but once you start to get true leaves ( the first pair that you see are called cotyledons and are just "helper" leaves) then it does help to rotate the pots aboout a quarter every day or so to ensure they get sun from all sides and don't start leaning to the window to get more sun.
Also depending on how many seeds you put in each pot yo may have to be ruthless and thin the pot out to allow well spaced seedlings to grow. If they are too crowded they will not thrive.
Welcome to the wonderful world of gardening
Reply:yes, keep them in a sunny nice place(like you said on your window sill) and always keep them watered. dont over water them though. but dont give them to less water just inbetween! no problems!
Reply:don't water them unless they need it but they should be ok for a few weeks to much water gives them damp rot prick them out when the second leaf is about 1 inch
Reply:you need to keep the soil moist
Reply:keep the compost damp but not wet
Reply:All seeds need to be covered at twice the depth of the seed size.Did you do that?No cover,no growth,too deep cover,no growth.You need less water than you might imagine,the seed will germinate with even a hint of moisture,once germinated then water a bit more.Remove from sunny spot after germination,place in a cool,but light environment,otherwise they will grow too quick and get leggy.
Bulb are much easier for the novice gardenerc++
What I would like to know is, do I keep them watered and I have them in a good place. \There are not any instructions on the packets I bought.
Your advise would be appreciated. Also are bulbs faster growing?
Thanks
Germanating flower seeds?
Keep the soil damp but not wet, you could put each pot in a clear plastic bag to cut down drying but look at them every day and when they have sprouted take off the bag. You will then need to keep a close eye to make sure they don't dry out.
When the seedlings are about one to one and a half inches high you will need to gently loosen the compost and transplant them into their own pots or several into a bigger pot to give them space to develop. Keep them in bright light BUT NOT SUN. When they are several inches high and look stronger, say in three or four weeks then plant them carefully in the garden and make sure they are watered regularly until they have settled in 7 - 10 days. Bulbs don't grow any faster but they last from year to year. Overall bulb plants are easier to look after but the range is limited.
Reply:It helps if you can put some clear plastic bags over them to keep the moisture in.
Reply:I like to put them in a clear bag until they germinate but make sure you check them daily and don't let it get too hot. You may need to have a peephole .
Keep the soil damp but not wet.
As soon as you see any green remove the bag.
A sunny window is a good place but once you start to get true leaves ( the first pair that you see are called cotyledons and are just "helper" leaves) then it does help to rotate the pots aboout a quarter every day or so to ensure they get sun from all sides and don't start leaning to the window to get more sun.
Also depending on how many seeds you put in each pot yo may have to be ruthless and thin the pot out to allow well spaced seedlings to grow. If they are too crowded they will not thrive.
Welcome to the wonderful world of gardening
Reply:yes, keep them in a sunny nice place(like you said on your window sill) and always keep them watered. dont over water them though. but dont give them to less water just inbetween! no problems!
Reply:don't water them unless they need it but they should be ok for a few weeks to much water gives them damp rot prick them out when the second leaf is about 1 inch
Reply:you need to keep the soil moist
Reply:keep the compost damp but not wet
Reply:All seeds need to be covered at twice the depth of the seed size.Did you do that?No cover,no growth,too deep cover,no growth.You need less water than you might imagine,the seed will germinate with even a hint of moisture,once germinated then water a bit more.Remove from sunny spot after germination,place in a cool,but light environment,otherwise they will grow too quick and get leggy.
Bulb are much easier for the novice gardenerc++
How do I get rid of a Vinegar/Flower Smell?
Ok so I read on yahoo answers to use vinegar on cat urine to make the smell go away. So I sprayed it all over the carpet in my room (not sure where the dang cat peed) 30 min later I went up and sprinkled flowery baking soda stuff on the carpet and vacuumed...
Well now it smells like vinegar and flowers, it isnt very plesant. What can I get that will take away all the smell?
And does anyone have suggestions for future cleansing of cat urine, in carpet, in case it doesnt work, or he does it again
Thanks
How do I get rid of a Vinegar/Flower Smell?
use plain baking soda.....for future urine stains use urine-b-gone ...you can find it at walgreens
Reply:rubbing acohol for furture
Reply:try opening the doors or use air freshener
Reply:http://www.justrite.com/loan
Well now it smells like vinegar and flowers, it isnt very plesant. What can I get that will take away all the smell?
And does anyone have suggestions for future cleansing of cat urine, in carpet, in case it doesnt work, or he does it again
Thanks
How do I get rid of a Vinegar/Flower Smell?
use plain baking soda.....for future urine stains use urine-b-gone ...you can find it at walgreens
Reply:rubbing acohol for furture
Reply:try opening the doors or use air freshener
Reply:http://www.justrite.com/loan
Planting flower bulbs?
I planted some lilie bulbs that were already growing the roots and the stem. Should I have pulled the stem off before I planted the bulb. I left it on and just put it above the dirt.
Planting flower bulbs?
No what you did was fine.
Reply:you did what you were supposed to I think it is kind of hard to figure out how to put things in the ground when you have new shoots comming off of the plants but as long as the leaves are above the ground you did fine. . .
Reply:You shouldn't have to. The reason you would trim some of the leaves sometimes when you transplant plants is to preserve the nutrients and give the root a chance to recover.Reebok
Planting flower bulbs?
No what you did was fine.
Reply:you did what you were supposed to I think it is kind of hard to figure out how to put things in the ground when you have new shoots comming off of the plants but as long as the leaves are above the ground you did fine. . .
Reply:You shouldn't have to. The reason you would trim some of the leaves sometimes when you transplant plants is to preserve the nutrients and give the root a chance to recover.Reebok
How do I get rid of a Vinegar/Flower Smell?
Ok so I read on yahoo answers to use vinegar on cat urine to make the smell go away. So I sprayed it all over the carpet in my room (not sure where the dang cat peed) 30 min later I went up and sprinkled flowery baking soda stuff on the carpet and vacuumed...
Well now it smells like vinegar and flowers, it isnt very plesant. What can I get that will take away all the smell?
And does anyone have suggestions for future cleansing of cat urine, in carpet, in case it doesnt work, or he does it again
Thanks
How do I get rid of a Vinegar/Flower Smell?
The vinegar smell will just dissipate pretty quickly (within a couple of hours), not sure about the flower smell. I've never tried vinegar on a carpet though - usually use "natures miracle".
Reply:your on the net...so..just look up pet odour spraysyou will need agood one thoughalot are rubbish and do nothing...also never use anything to clean area with amonnia in it as this will just make problem worse and attract kitty to reuse the area..good luck
Reply:Go to pet smart or pet co and get the pee enzyme remover - It works!!!
Reply:i BELEIVE the vinegar odor will disapear when it drys usually ,as far as the baking soda i say just keep vaccum to get rid ot the baking soda. you can try some resolve carpet cleaner or the foam one it may do the trick............. in regards for future cleaning for urine or vomit USE CLUB SODA it is the best to clean anything on your carpet any kind of stains also if a dog or cat get a poop stain it will remove it too. .....Get a spray bottle and fill it and use it to spray on stain and let it sit for a few minutes use a clean cloth and go in motion in a circle gently (as not to rub into the carpet) AND PRESS WITH A CLEAN TOWEL AND IT WILL REMOVE THE STAIN. AND REPEAT WHEN NESSARY UNTILL STAIN IS GONE.. ..this is the best. ALWAYS KEEP this around and use to clean anything... I HAVE BEEN USING IT FOR YEARS IT REALLY WORKS YOU WILL LOVE IT... GOOD LUCKpuppy teeth
Well now it smells like vinegar and flowers, it isnt very plesant. What can I get that will take away all the smell?
And does anyone have suggestions for future cleansing of cat urine, in carpet, in case it doesnt work, or he does it again
Thanks
How do I get rid of a Vinegar/Flower Smell?
The vinegar smell will just dissipate pretty quickly (within a couple of hours), not sure about the flower smell. I've never tried vinegar on a carpet though - usually use "natures miracle".
Reply:your on the net...so..just look up pet odour spraysyou will need agood one thoughalot are rubbish and do nothing...also never use anything to clean area with amonnia in it as this will just make problem worse and attract kitty to reuse the area..good luck
Reply:Go to pet smart or pet co and get the pee enzyme remover - It works!!!
Reply:i BELEIVE the vinegar odor will disapear when it drys usually ,as far as the baking soda i say just keep vaccum to get rid ot the baking soda. you can try some resolve carpet cleaner or the foam one it may do the trick............. in regards for future cleaning for urine or vomit USE CLUB SODA it is the best to clean anything on your carpet any kind of stains also if a dog or cat get a poop stain it will remove it too. .....Get a spray bottle and fill it and use it to spray on stain and let it sit for a few minutes use a clean cloth and go in motion in a circle gently (as not to rub into the carpet) AND PRESS WITH A CLEAN TOWEL AND IT WILL REMOVE THE STAIN. AND REPEAT WHEN NESSARY UNTILL STAIN IS GONE.. ..this is the best. ALWAYS KEEP this around and use to clean anything... I HAVE BEEN USING IT FOR YEARS IT REALLY WORKS YOU WILL LOVE IT... GOOD LUCKpuppy teeth
What can I grow in my north facing flower beds that looks good with Autumn fern?
I have the ferns in the beds,but want more in with them,to fill the beds,prefer flowers....
What can I grow in my north facing flower beds that looks good with Autumn fern?
I have two beautiful "Karen" Azalea bushes with Astilbe and Hosta. Every time I see my Astilbe I think "I've got to get more". I love that plant and the foliage is very similar to your fern. Humming birds (and bees) love them too! They all do so well in the shade and would look great with your plant! Can't wait for spring!!!
Reply:Go to a nursery or garden center and buy bedding plants of vinca. This is a six pack or 24 pack of plants that are already growing. You want the upright plants, not the ground covers. Ask the clerk if these will grow on your north side. Ask the clerk if they will do well in your rainy season.
Vinca come in all colors and bloom all summer long into fall. They are annuals, but since the DFW area is warm, they might grow all year round for you. They re-seed themselves. Here is what they look like, click this link:
http://www.parkseed.com/webapp/wcs/store...
Reply:hydrangea works best for a bush , on north side, need to no more about bed. sun or shade. inpatients for shade and bronze leaf begonias if sun if you want just a seasonal flower.loan
What can I grow in my north facing flower beds that looks good with Autumn fern?
I have two beautiful "Karen" Azalea bushes with Astilbe and Hosta. Every time I see my Astilbe I think "I've got to get more". I love that plant and the foliage is very similar to your fern. Humming birds (and bees) love them too! They all do so well in the shade and would look great with your plant! Can't wait for spring!!!
Reply:Go to a nursery or garden center and buy bedding plants of vinca. This is a six pack or 24 pack of plants that are already growing. You want the upright plants, not the ground covers. Ask the clerk if these will grow on your north side. Ask the clerk if they will do well in your rainy season.
Vinca come in all colors and bloom all summer long into fall. They are annuals, but since the DFW area is warm, they might grow all year round for you. They re-seed themselves. Here is what they look like, click this link:
http://www.parkseed.com/webapp/wcs/store...
Reply:hydrangea works best for a bush , on north side, need to no more about bed. sun or shade. inpatients for shade and bronze leaf begonias if sun if you want just a seasonal flower.loan
I want to start planting colorful shrubs and flower in my yard. When and where do I start?
I moved into this house last year. I watched different flowers sprout up last spring/summer. I want to add to what the previous owners did and don't know when and where to start. Oh and by the way I am on the East Coast.
I want to start planting colorful shrubs and flower in my yard. When and where do I start?
Follow this link and it will show your last day of frost and shrubs/flowers that can be grown in your area. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/pac_ctnt_988/te... Also, don't forget to consider the height, care (water use, pruning, etc.) and growth rate of the shrubs you decide to plant. Hope this helps.
Reply:Hello,
The new easy to grow and care for rose varieties, such as Knockout roses and Bonica roses and also the Easy Elegance roses would give you a lot of color for your garden from spring until frost. They are all very hardy and require almost no maintenance.
And best of all they are very beautiful and fragrant and these roses will make your garden very colorful and pretty.
For pictures and more information about these paricular roses and more roses, go to my Web site.
Sincerely,
Annelie Piccino
www.rose-gardening-made-easy.com
Reply:plant it now, this is a great time to plant your smaller shrubs. butterfly bush, roses, and crepe myrtles are great for color. azalias if grown in your area.Shoes
I want to start planting colorful shrubs and flower in my yard. When and where do I start?
Follow this link and it will show your last day of frost and shrubs/flowers that can be grown in your area. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/pac_ctnt_988/te... Also, don't forget to consider the height, care (water use, pruning, etc.) and growth rate of the shrubs you decide to plant. Hope this helps.
Reply:Hello,
The new easy to grow and care for rose varieties, such as Knockout roses and Bonica roses and also the Easy Elegance roses would give you a lot of color for your garden from spring until frost. They are all very hardy and require almost no maintenance.
And best of all they are very beautiful and fragrant and these roses will make your garden very colorful and pretty.
For pictures and more information about these paricular roses and more roses, go to my Web site.
Sincerely,
Annelie Piccino
www.rose-gardening-made-easy.com
Reply:plant it now, this is a great time to plant your smaller shrubs. butterfly bush, roses, and crepe myrtles are great for color. azalias if grown in your area.Shoes
Which flower is all year long and doesn't need to be planted agaain for homes?
Orchids will bloom all year round inside the home, providing you are able to mimic it's natural growing conditions. This includes implementing the right temperatures, watering practices and fertilizing program. These conditions are very difficult to maintain, but can be done with a little homework!...
...$Billy Ray$
Which flower is all year long and doesn't need to be planted agaain for homes?
I live on the Gulf Coast. I have Encore Azaleas in my yard and while they don't bloom continuously, they do bloom several times a year and last for a long time. They also do not lose their leaves, so are a pretty shrub even when not blooming. You need to check out a good privately owned nursery where you live for advice. They usually have plants that are acclimated for your area.
Reply:Geraniums. They are pretty sturdy flowers. It depends on your climate, though. I live in California on the coast where they thrive all year long. I prefer the "rose scented" variety.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geranium
Reply:Perennials
Reply:I remember at our home in New Jersey, we planted Daffodils outdoors one spring and they continued to bloom years after. Most outdoor flowers that are planted from bulbs continue to bloom each year. Gladiolas are another pretty bulb flower.
Reply:I don't know if you live in the cold north or the warm south such as southern California or Florida, but most flowers do not live year round unless you live in a warm climate. Flowers that come back each year are called perennials. The list is too long to type here as there are thousands of them. Send for free gardening catalogs and each flower will give its description and as to whether it is a perennial. Here are a couple:
http://www.parkseed.com
http://www.burpee.com
Reply:Roses... You need to cut them back before winter but they will grow right back in summer...
Grapes too if you have an overhang... But those are not flowers... Just pretty foliage.
Reply:I like Allysum, it re-seeds itself and flowers all year long. VERY easy to manage.
Reply:Knockout roses - 10 months of blooming and low maitenancenanny
...$Billy Ray$
Which flower is all year long and doesn't need to be planted agaain for homes?
I live on the Gulf Coast. I have Encore Azaleas in my yard and while they don't bloom continuously, they do bloom several times a year and last for a long time. They also do not lose their leaves, so are a pretty shrub even when not blooming. You need to check out a good privately owned nursery where you live for advice. They usually have plants that are acclimated for your area.
Reply:Geraniums. They are pretty sturdy flowers. It depends on your climate, though. I live in California on the coast where they thrive all year long. I prefer the "rose scented" variety.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geranium
Reply:Perennials
Reply:I remember at our home in New Jersey, we planted Daffodils outdoors one spring and they continued to bloom years after. Most outdoor flowers that are planted from bulbs continue to bloom each year. Gladiolas are another pretty bulb flower.
Reply:I don't know if you live in the cold north or the warm south such as southern California or Florida, but most flowers do not live year round unless you live in a warm climate. Flowers that come back each year are called perennials. The list is too long to type here as there are thousands of them. Send for free gardening catalogs and each flower will give its description and as to whether it is a perennial. Here are a couple:
http://www.parkseed.com
http://www.burpee.com
Reply:Roses... You need to cut them back before winter but they will grow right back in summer...
Grapes too if you have an overhang... But those are not flowers... Just pretty foliage.
Reply:I like Allysum, it re-seeds itself and flowers all year long. VERY easy to manage.
Reply:Knockout roses - 10 months of blooming and low maitenancenanny
Which flower do u adore the most, why, whats so special about it?
carnations because they r velvety and last longer! they look cool and beautiful even when they r dry!
Which flower do u adore the most, why, whats so special about it?
Pink Oriental Lilliums....because the smell that comes from them, especially at night really is magical.
Sunflowers too...I have nice memories of sunflowers and my best friend...
Reply:i like tulips cos those were the first flowers i was ever given when i was a child...
i also like roses, theyre very striking , beautiful and dramatic
Reply:love poison ivy
Reply:Roseskin disease
Which flower do u adore the most, why, whats so special about it?
Pink Oriental Lilliums....because the smell that comes from them, especially at night really is magical.
Sunflowers too...I have nice memories of sunflowers and my best friend...
Reply:i like tulips cos those were the first flowers i was ever given when i was a child...
i also like roses, theyre very striking , beautiful and dramatic
Reply:love poison ivy
Reply:Roseskin disease
Favorite Flower?
mine is a rose
red, pink,white, yellow
love them all
oh love daisies too
Favorite Flower?
A blue carnation would look great! Blue is my favorite color and Carnation is my favorite flower plus Carnations are my birth flower!!!!!!
WooHoo! I get 2 points and you get a STAR!
You have just been attacked by the STARBUG!
Hugsssss
jo_luvz_anz
Reply:roses. lilies. tulips. carnations. snapdragons.
and.. a few others i can't remember..
for some reason, i'm very fond of white flowers. regardless of the type of flower. (:
Reply:i have different favorite flowers for different categories.
color: rose.
smell: lily of the valley.
picking: daffodil.
cool-looking: grape hyacinth.
Reply:1, Carnation
2. Morning Glory
3. Rose
4. Tulip
Reply:hydrenga-pretty..in the fall after they have lost all their color and dry up a bit..cut the bloom and part of the stem.. outside on a NON windy day spray paint some gold and some silver... put in vase for holidays!
Reply:My Favs :
1.. Casablanca Lily
2. Gardenia
3. Hydrangea
4. Lily of the Valley
5. Lisianthus
Reply:Love to grow roses, and my favorite are a deep red Mr. Lincoln, and a sterling silver
Reply:Yellow/orange roses, daffodils and yellow tulips
Reply:Daffodils and Daisies
Reply:plumeria
bleeding hearts
lillies, favorite is calla
Reply:i like yellow roses
and
white carnations
Reply:Poppies!!! Love the poppies here in California!
Reply:Sunflower!
Reply:i agree also roses daises i also like daffidols and lilacs becasue they smell great :)
Reply:white calla lillies
Reply:Roses any color.
Reply:Lillys!!!
Reply:Iris
Reply:Orchids.
Reply:sunflower
Reply:daffodils
Reply:Roses and tulips
Reply:Orchid all types and colors
Reply:Pure white Lily
Reply:orchids
Reply:jasmine
Reply:roses
Reply:tulip
Reply:Red Rose
Reply:Red Rose
Reply:Rose.super nanny
red, pink,white, yellow
love them all
oh love daisies too
Favorite Flower?
A blue carnation would look great! Blue is my favorite color and Carnation is my favorite flower plus Carnations are my birth flower!!!!!!
WooHoo! I get 2 points and you get a STAR!
You have just been attacked by the STARBUG!
Hugsssss
jo_luvz_anz
Reply:roses. lilies. tulips. carnations. snapdragons.
and.. a few others i can't remember..
for some reason, i'm very fond of white flowers. regardless of the type of flower. (:
Reply:i have different favorite flowers for different categories.
color: rose.
smell: lily of the valley.
picking: daffodil.
cool-looking: grape hyacinth.
Reply:1, Carnation
2. Morning Glory
3. Rose
4. Tulip
Reply:hydrenga-pretty..in the fall after they have lost all their color and dry up a bit..cut the bloom and part of the stem.. outside on a NON windy day spray paint some gold and some silver... put in vase for holidays!
Reply:My Favs :
1.. Casablanca Lily
2. Gardenia
3. Hydrangea
4. Lily of the Valley
5. Lisianthus
Reply:Love to grow roses, and my favorite are a deep red Mr. Lincoln, and a sterling silver
Reply:Yellow/orange roses, daffodils and yellow tulips
Reply:Daffodils and Daisies
Reply:plumeria
bleeding hearts
lillies, favorite is calla
Reply:i like yellow roses
and
white carnations
Reply:Poppies!!! Love the poppies here in California!
Reply:Sunflower!
Reply:i agree also roses daises i also like daffidols and lilacs becasue they smell great :)
Reply:white calla lillies
Reply:Roses any color.
Reply:Lillys!!!
Reply:Iris
Reply:Orchids.
Reply:sunflower
Reply:daffodils
Reply:Roses and tulips
Reply:Orchid all types and colors
Reply:Pure white Lily
Reply:orchids
Reply:jasmine
Reply:roses
Reply:tulip
Reply:Red Rose
Reply:Red Rose
Reply:Rose.super nanny
What do you think of flowers?which flower do you like best and why?
I never met a flower I didn't like, only some that didn't smell so good!
I love the smell of gardenias, peonies and some irises.
I appreciate the beauty and the benefits of the dandelion. Most people want to kill them.
Check this out:Dandelions can be beneficial to a garden ecosystem as well as to human health. Dandelions attract beneficial ladybugs and provide early spring pollen for their food.(1,2) In a study done at the University of Wisconsin, experimental plots with dandelions had more ladybugs than dandelion free plots, and fewer pest aphids, a favorite food of the ladybugs.(2) Dandelions long roots aerate the soil and enable the plant to accumulate minerals,(3) which are added to the soil when the plant dies. uncooked dandelion leaves contains 280 percent of an adult's daily requirement of beta carotene as well as more than half the requirement of vitamin C. Dandelions are also rich in vitamin A.(4, 5)
Dandelions are also used as herbal remedies. The white sap from the stem and root is used as a topical remedy for warts. The whole plant is used as a diuretic and liver stimulant.(6)
http://www.pesticide.org/dandelions.html
Special Recipe Collection
Dandelion Wines
Scroll down for the recipe
http://winemaking.jackkeller.net/dandeli...
If you can say this isn't one of the best flowers and plants in your yard then I guess I'm nut's
What do you think of flowers?which flower do you like best and why?
I adore flowers, especially sun flowers, they remind me of the sun. Warm, bright and soothing. To me you can't get any better than that. I'm a nature girl, I believe in letting the fairies tend to my gardens, they haven't let me down for 15 years. First thing and most important is believing. Second is to sprinkle your garden with ginger (lightly), place a bowl of milk or wine in your garden and some cake, ask the fairies to tend your garden for you, to keep it safe. Also it helps to build a fairy house for them to dwell. ( All natural materials). Another very important thing, if you or someone else wants to pick a flower or trim a tree, ask the plant first and say why. Example: I want to bring your beauty inside my home or I need to trim your branches so you stay healthy. A good movie to watch is
Fairy Tales A True Story.
Sincerely,
Silverglow
Reply:Flowers are beautiful amazing creations.
It is hard to choose a favorite but I think I would say the rose. Only because I have fond memories as a child watching my grandma tending her roses. They were so beautiful.
Reply:i think flowers, music all are coming from heaven.
Flowers is very attractive presentation from nature.
every flower is give joy. enjoyment.
i like lotus. Mogra (Indian Jasmine) .Parijatak (Nyctanthes arbor-tristis ) flowers .
u see information about this flower
Reply:I think flowers are miraculous. There is so much variety in just that one word. I like the symbolism of the lotus flower. I like the shape of the tulip. I love bluebonnets because I'm from Texas.
Reply:I, personally, love dahlias...
flowers are some of the most beautiful things on Earth...
Reply:There isn't a flower I don't like. I prefer Tiger Lilies.
Reply:I really like succulents and their flowers. These plants are very hardy,,,have great shapes and colours and produce some of the most wonderful flowers around.
Very beautiful architectual plants and easy to take care of,,,just dont't over water.
Happy Gardening Marty
http://www.apartment-gardening-homes.com...
Reply:I love all kinds of flowers like bulbs in the spring like crocus letting us know spring is on its way then my fovorite the rose which also i remember so much from my childhood and now i have about 25 myself hope this helps.affiliate
I love the smell of gardenias, peonies and some irises.
I appreciate the beauty and the benefits of the dandelion. Most people want to kill them.
Check this out:Dandelions can be beneficial to a garden ecosystem as well as to human health. Dandelions attract beneficial ladybugs and provide early spring pollen for their food.(1,2) In a study done at the University of Wisconsin, experimental plots with dandelions had more ladybugs than dandelion free plots, and fewer pest aphids, a favorite food of the ladybugs.(2) Dandelions long roots aerate the soil and enable the plant to accumulate minerals,(3) which are added to the soil when the plant dies. uncooked dandelion leaves contains 280 percent of an adult's daily requirement of beta carotene as well as more than half the requirement of vitamin C. Dandelions are also rich in vitamin A.(4, 5)
Dandelions are also used as herbal remedies. The white sap from the stem and root is used as a topical remedy for warts. The whole plant is used as a diuretic and liver stimulant.(6)
http://www.pesticide.org/dandelions.html
Special Recipe Collection
Dandelion Wines
Scroll down for the recipe
http://winemaking.jackkeller.net/dandeli...
If you can say this isn't one of the best flowers and plants in your yard then I guess I'm nut's
What do you think of flowers?which flower do you like best and why?
I adore flowers, especially sun flowers, they remind me of the sun. Warm, bright and soothing. To me you can't get any better than that. I'm a nature girl, I believe in letting the fairies tend to my gardens, they haven't let me down for 15 years. First thing and most important is believing. Second is to sprinkle your garden with ginger (lightly), place a bowl of milk or wine in your garden and some cake, ask the fairies to tend your garden for you, to keep it safe. Also it helps to build a fairy house for them to dwell. ( All natural materials). Another very important thing, if you or someone else wants to pick a flower or trim a tree, ask the plant first and say why. Example: I want to bring your beauty inside my home or I need to trim your branches so you stay healthy. A good movie to watch is
Fairy Tales A True Story.
Sincerely,
Silverglow
Reply:Flowers are beautiful amazing creations.
It is hard to choose a favorite but I think I would say the rose. Only because I have fond memories as a child watching my grandma tending her roses. They were so beautiful.
Reply:i think flowers, music all are coming from heaven.
Flowers is very attractive presentation from nature.
every flower is give joy. enjoyment.
i like lotus. Mogra (Indian Jasmine) .Parijatak (Nyctanthes arbor-tristis ) flowers .
u see information about this flower
Reply:I think flowers are miraculous. There is so much variety in just that one word. I like the symbolism of the lotus flower. I like the shape of the tulip. I love bluebonnets because I'm from Texas.
Reply:I, personally, love dahlias...
flowers are some of the most beautiful things on Earth...
Reply:There isn't a flower I don't like. I prefer Tiger Lilies.
Reply:I really like succulents and their flowers. These plants are very hardy,,,have great shapes and colours and produce some of the most wonderful flowers around.
Very beautiful architectual plants and easy to take care of,,,just dont't over water.
Happy Gardening Marty
http://www.apartment-gardening-homes.com...
Reply:I love all kinds of flowers like bulbs in the spring like crocus letting us know spring is on its way then my fovorite the rose which also i remember so much from my childhood and now i have about 25 myself hope this helps.affiliate
Sun Flower Seeds?
okay so i've been eating a lot of sunflower seeds (the salty ones still on the shell) and i was wondering what are some of the good effects of sunflower seeds and bad effects, i mean i know too much of anything can make you sick but i mean actual EFFECTS(:
10 points thanks(:
Sun Flower Seeds?
Sunflower seeds raw have 1/4 cup or 36 grams = 205 cals:
Looking for a health-promoting snack? Enjoy a handful of mild nutty tasting sunflower seeds to take care of your hunger and get a wealth of nutrition at the same time.
These seeds have a very high oil content, they are one of the main sources of polyunsaturated oil.
Nutrient Amount DV
vitamin E 18.10 mg
vitamin B1 (thiamin) 0.82 mg
manganese 0.73 mg
magnesium 127.44 mg
copper 0.63 mg
tryptophan 0.10 g
selenium 21.42 mcg
phosphorus 253.80 mg
vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid) 2.43 mg
folate 81.86 mcg
Want to read lots more?
http://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?tname...
Reply:They are great for your eyes %26amp; vision..
Too much salt is no good. Get the raw ones.
Reply:great Q now im wondering cause i was addicted to sunflower seeds while pregnant cant waite to see A
Reply:Sunflower seeds are high in calories and should therefore be eaten in limited quantities. If you eat two tablespoons of sunflower seeds a day, you will double your vitamin E intake which is linked to a reduced risk of heart disease. Sunflower seeds also provide antioxidant defence against cancer as well as against cataracts.
The hulls are primarily fiber. Eating a lot of the hulls could conceivably cause one to become impacted. If not chewed properly, the sharp pieces of shell could possibly puncture or attach to the linings of the esophagus or digestive tract. However, the NSA office has not received any reports that would confirm either of these concerns.fitness
10 points thanks(:
Sun Flower Seeds?
Sunflower seeds raw have 1/4 cup or 36 grams = 205 cals:
Looking for a health-promoting snack? Enjoy a handful of mild nutty tasting sunflower seeds to take care of your hunger and get a wealth of nutrition at the same time.
These seeds have a very high oil content, they are one of the main sources of polyunsaturated oil.
Nutrient Amount DV
vitamin E 18.10 mg
vitamin B1 (thiamin) 0.82 mg
manganese 0.73 mg
magnesium 127.44 mg
copper 0.63 mg
tryptophan 0.10 g
selenium 21.42 mcg
phosphorus 253.80 mg
vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid) 2.43 mg
folate 81.86 mcg
Want to read lots more?
http://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?tname...
Reply:They are great for your eyes %26amp; vision..
Too much salt is no good. Get the raw ones.
Reply:great Q now im wondering cause i was addicted to sunflower seeds while pregnant cant waite to see A
Reply:Sunflower seeds are high in calories and should therefore be eaten in limited quantities. If you eat two tablespoons of sunflower seeds a day, you will double your vitamin E intake which is linked to a reduced risk of heart disease. Sunflower seeds also provide antioxidant defence against cancer as well as against cataracts.
The hulls are primarily fiber. Eating a lot of the hulls could conceivably cause one to become impacted. If not chewed properly, the sharp pieces of shell could possibly puncture or attach to the linings of the esophagus or digestive tract. However, the NSA office has not received any reports that would confirm either of these concerns.fitness
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Back flower remedy?
Has anyone on this column have a practical experience of using this therapy? Is it effective? After years of trying homeopathy for social anxiety, I am planning to go for Back therapy. And its expensive...so pls tell me will it be worth?
Back flower remedy?
this site will answer a lot of your questions It's probably better to seek advice from a Bach Flower remedy therapist in the first instance to ascertain the best remedy for you rather than buy a handful from a shelf and be unsure as to which of them is helping and which isn't of any use to you. http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/WSI...
Reply:They are called Bach Flower Remedies, not back flower remedies. You really should seek professional advice in choosing the best remedy for your personal circumstances. Though they really shouldn't be expensive at all.performing arts
Back flower remedy?
this site will answer a lot of your questions It's probably better to seek advice from a Bach Flower remedy therapist in the first instance to ascertain the best remedy for you rather than buy a handful from a shelf and be unsure as to which of them is helping and which isn't of any use to you. http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/WSI...
Reply:They are called Bach Flower Remedies, not back flower remedies. You really should seek professional advice in choosing the best remedy for your personal circumstances. Though they really shouldn't be expensive at all.performing arts
Can flower bulbs last more than one year?
My wife has a number of gladiola bulbs that she could not plant last summer because of our move.
Will they still be plantable this summer?
She is also wondering about cosmos seeds which are left over from 2 years ago. She also has some other annual seeds left over. We would appreciate any advice.
Can flower bulbs last more than one year?
Yes I have used older seeds and bulbs. they may not all sprout, but most should.
Reply:Yes bulbs and seeds will last for as long as you take care of them. My grandmother used to keep her bulbs in the cellar until she was ready to plant them. Back in her day friends would share bulbs so that they would all have nice flower gardens.
Reply:The bulbs are pretty hardy and should keep well. Not sure about those particular seeds. I would expect the same though, unless they have been exposed to high heat or extreme cold.
Reply:The only way to find out for sure is to plant both of them. The glads may bloom this year and cosmos seem to last forever.
The Museacting resources
Will they still be plantable this summer?
She is also wondering about cosmos seeds which are left over from 2 years ago. She also has some other annual seeds left over. We would appreciate any advice.
Can flower bulbs last more than one year?
Yes I have used older seeds and bulbs. they may not all sprout, but most should.
Reply:Yes bulbs and seeds will last for as long as you take care of them. My grandmother used to keep her bulbs in the cellar until she was ready to plant them. Back in her day friends would share bulbs so that they would all have nice flower gardens.
Reply:The bulbs are pretty hardy and should keep well. Not sure about those particular seeds. I would expect the same though, unless they have been exposed to high heat or extreme cold.
Reply:The only way to find out for sure is to plant both of them. The glads may bloom this year and cosmos seem to last forever.
The Museacting resources
Germanating flower seeds?
hI, Ive bought some summer plant seeds and says ive to germinate them for 14 days. I have put them in separate small pots and put them on the sunny window sill.
What I would like to know is, do I keep them watered and I have them in a good place. \There are not any instructions on the packets I bought.
Your advise would be appreciated. Also are bulbs faster growing?
Thanks
Germanating flower seeds?
Keep the soil damp but not wet, you could put each pot in a clear plastic bag to cut down drying but look at them every day and when they have sprouted take off the bag. You will then need to keep a close eye to make sure they don't dry out.
When the seedlings are about one to one and a half inches high you will need to gently loosen the compost and transplant them into their own pots or several into a bigger pot to give them space to develop. Keep them in bright light BUT NOT SUN. When they are several inches high and look stronger, say in three or four weeks then plant them carefully in the garden and make sure they are watered regularly until they have settled in 7 - 10 days. Bulbs don't grow any faster but they last from year to year. Overall bulb plants are easier to look after but the range is limited.
Reply:It helps if you can put some clear plastic bags over them to keep the moisture in.
Reply:I like to put them in a clear bag until they germinate but make sure you check them daily and don't let it get too hot. You may need to have a peephole .
Keep the soil damp but not wet.
As soon as you see any green remove the bag.
A sunny window is a good place but once you start to get true leaves ( the first pair that you see are called cotyledons and are just "helper" leaves) then it does help to rotate the pots aboout a quarter every day or so to ensure they get sun from all sides and don't start leaning to the window to get more sun.
Also depending on how many seeds you put in each pot yo may have to be ruthless and thin the pot out to allow well spaced seedlings to grow. If they are too crowded they will not thrive.
Welcome to the wonderful world of gardening
Reply:yes, keep them in a sunny nice place(like you said on your window sill) and always keep them watered. dont over water them though. but dont give them to less water just inbetween! no problems!
Reply:don't water them unless they need it but they should be ok for a few weeks to much water gives them damp rot prick them out when the second leaf is about 1 inch
Reply:you need to keep the soil moist
Reply:keep the compost damp but not wet
Reply:All seeds need to be covered at twice the depth of the seed size.Did you do that?No cover,no growth,too deep cover,no growth.You need less water than you might imagine,the seed will germinate with even a hint of moisture,once germinated then water a bit more.Remove from sunny spot after germination,place in a cool,but light environment,otherwise they will grow too quick and get leggy.
Bulb are much easier for the novice gardenergenealogy mormon
What I would like to know is, do I keep them watered and I have them in a good place. \There are not any instructions on the packets I bought.
Your advise would be appreciated. Also are bulbs faster growing?
Thanks
Germanating flower seeds?
Keep the soil damp but not wet, you could put each pot in a clear plastic bag to cut down drying but look at them every day and when they have sprouted take off the bag. You will then need to keep a close eye to make sure they don't dry out.
When the seedlings are about one to one and a half inches high you will need to gently loosen the compost and transplant them into their own pots or several into a bigger pot to give them space to develop. Keep them in bright light BUT NOT SUN. When they are several inches high and look stronger, say in three or four weeks then plant them carefully in the garden and make sure they are watered regularly until they have settled in 7 - 10 days. Bulbs don't grow any faster but they last from year to year. Overall bulb plants are easier to look after but the range is limited.
Reply:It helps if you can put some clear plastic bags over them to keep the moisture in.
Reply:I like to put them in a clear bag until they germinate but make sure you check them daily and don't let it get too hot. You may need to have a peephole .
Keep the soil damp but not wet.
As soon as you see any green remove the bag.
A sunny window is a good place but once you start to get true leaves ( the first pair that you see are called cotyledons and are just "helper" leaves) then it does help to rotate the pots aboout a quarter every day or so to ensure they get sun from all sides and don't start leaning to the window to get more sun.
Also depending on how many seeds you put in each pot yo may have to be ruthless and thin the pot out to allow well spaced seedlings to grow. If they are too crowded they will not thrive.
Welcome to the wonderful world of gardening
Reply:yes, keep them in a sunny nice place(like you said on your window sill) and always keep them watered. dont over water them though. but dont give them to less water just inbetween! no problems!
Reply:don't water them unless they need it but they should be ok for a few weeks to much water gives them damp rot prick them out when the second leaf is about 1 inch
Reply:you need to keep the soil moist
Reply:keep the compost damp but not wet
Reply:All seeds need to be covered at twice the depth of the seed size.Did you do that?No cover,no growth,too deep cover,no growth.You need less water than you might imagine,the seed will germinate with even a hint of moisture,once germinated then water a bit more.Remove from sunny spot after germination,place in a cool,but light environment,otherwise they will grow too quick and get leggy.
Bulb are much easier for the novice gardenergenealogy mormon
Haha! what did the mama flower say to the baby flower??
how ya doin,
BUD! haha buahahaha
Haha! what did the mama flower say to the baby flower??
" stay around the bushes"
here's one for you....
The Bouquet
An extremely shy fellow brought his date a bouquet of flowers. She threw her arms around him and kissed him long and hard. After the kiss, he turned and bolted for the door.
She exclaimed, "Oh! I'm sorry, I didn't mean to offend you."
"You didn't!" he replied. "I'm going out to buy you some jewelry."
Reply:LOL ITS SO FUNNY I THINK UR A NICE GUY I MEAN LIKE A FUNNY GUYS ALL UR QUESTIONS ARE SO FUNNY I START LAIGHING FROM NOW UNTIL TOMORROW LOL..
Reply:LOL
Worth a star because it made me laugh!
Reply:that isn't a quetion...
funny tho...
i guess...
Reply:ahheheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...flower
BUD! haha buahahaha
Haha! what did the mama flower say to the baby flower??
" stay around the bushes"
here's one for you....
The Bouquet
An extremely shy fellow brought his date a bouquet of flowers. She threw her arms around him and kissed him long and hard. After the kiss, he turned and bolted for the door.
She exclaimed, "Oh! I'm sorry, I didn't mean to offend you."
"You didn't!" he replied. "I'm going out to buy you some jewelry."
Reply:LOL ITS SO FUNNY I THINK UR A NICE GUY I MEAN LIKE A FUNNY GUYS ALL UR QUESTIONS ARE SO FUNNY I START LAIGHING FROM NOW UNTIL TOMORROW LOL..
Reply:LOL
Worth a star because it made me laugh!
Reply:that isn't a quetion...
funny tho...
i guess...
Reply:ahheheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...flower
Which Flower is prettier: A Daisy or a Lilly????????????
The daisy, there is something sweet and classic about it!
Which Flower is prettier: A Daisy or a Lilly????????????
There are many kinds of lilies. I'm thinking of the stargazer lily, which is big with several shades of pink on its pointed, star shaped petals.
To me, a daisy is fresh, innocent, perky, young. Pretty.
A lily is showy,sophisticated, classic, elegant. Lovely.
I prefer a lily to a daisy.
Reply:I SAY THE LILLY LILLYS ARE LOVELY AND INOCENT BUT A DAISY IN THE OTHER HAND IS ALSO VERY PRETTY BUIT IF UR GIVIN IT TO A FRIEND THEN I RECOMEND THE LILLY THEN SHE/HE WILL THINK UR A GREAT FRIEND AND U REALLY CARE ABOUT THEM:)
Reply:Lily. They are more gorgeous. Though dasies are more innocent and simple. Although i could just be overanazlying....
Reply:Personally, I like lilies better, and they come in so many different colors.
Reply:Daisy
Reply:Lilly
Reply:lilly. :)
Reply:lilly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:daisy
Reply:daisy!!...
Reply:depends on the time of year and the moment. Both are lovely in their own way
Reply:Lilly for sure
Reply:I find them both equally pretty!
Reply:umm it depends in what color the daisy is
but umm
a lilly
Reply:depends on who you're asking.genealogy mormon
Which Flower is prettier: A Daisy or a Lilly????????????
There are many kinds of lilies. I'm thinking of the stargazer lily, which is big with several shades of pink on its pointed, star shaped petals.
To me, a daisy is fresh, innocent, perky, young. Pretty.
A lily is showy,sophisticated, classic, elegant. Lovely.
I prefer a lily to a daisy.
Reply:I SAY THE LILLY LILLYS ARE LOVELY AND INOCENT BUT A DAISY IN THE OTHER HAND IS ALSO VERY PRETTY BUIT IF UR GIVIN IT TO A FRIEND THEN I RECOMEND THE LILLY THEN SHE/HE WILL THINK UR A GREAT FRIEND AND U REALLY CARE ABOUT THEM:)
Reply:Lily. They are more gorgeous. Though dasies are more innocent and simple. Although i could just be overanazlying....
Reply:Personally, I like lilies better, and they come in so many different colors.
Reply:Daisy
Reply:Lilly
Reply:lilly. :)
Reply:lilly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:daisy
Reply:daisy!!...
Reply:depends on the time of year and the moment. Both are lovely in their own way
Reply:Lilly for sure
Reply:I find them both equally pretty!
Reply:umm it depends in what color the daisy is
but umm
a lilly
Reply:depends on who you're asking.genealogy mormon
How do I get rid of a Vinegar/Flower Smell?
Ok so I read on yahoo answers to use vinegar on cat urine to make the smell go away. So I sprayed it all over the carpet in my room (not sure where the dang cat peed) 30 min later I went up and sprinkled flowery baking soda stuff on the carpet and vacuumed...
Well now it smells like vinegar and flowers, it isnt very plesant. What can I get that will take away all the smell?
And does anyone have suggestions for future cleansing of cat urine, in carpet, in case it doesnt work, or he does it again
Thanks
How do I get rid of a Vinegar/Flower Smell?
use plain baking soda.....for future urine stains use urine-b-gone ...you can find it at walgreens
Reply:rubbing acohol for furture
Reply:try opening the doors or use air freshener
Reply:http://www.justrite.com/hairstyles hair style
Well now it smells like vinegar and flowers, it isnt very plesant. What can I get that will take away all the smell?
And does anyone have suggestions for future cleansing of cat urine, in carpet, in case it doesnt work, or he does it again
Thanks
How do I get rid of a Vinegar/Flower Smell?
use plain baking soda.....for future urine stains use urine-b-gone ...you can find it at walgreens
Reply:rubbing acohol for furture
Reply:try opening the doors or use air freshener
Reply:http://www.justrite.com/hairstyles hair style
I want to start planting colorful shrubs and flower in my yard. When and where do I start?
I moved into this house last year. I watched different flowers sprout up last spring/summer. I want to add to what the previous owners did and don't know when and where to start. Oh and by the way I am on the East Coast.
I want to start planting colorful shrubs and flower in my yard. When and where do I start?
Follow this link and it will show your last day of frost and shrubs/flowers that can be grown in your area. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/pac_ctnt_988/te... Also, don't forget to consider the height, care (water use, pruning, etc.) and growth rate of the shrubs you decide to plant. Hope this helps.
Reply:Hello,
The new easy to grow and care for rose varieties, such as Knockout roses and Bonica roses and also the Easy Elegance roses would give you a lot of color for your garden from spring until frost. They are all very hardy and require almost no maintenance.
And best of all they are very beautiful and fragrant and these roses will make your garden very colorful and pretty.
For pictures and more information about these paricular roses and more roses, go to my Web site.
Sincerely,
Annelie Piccino
www.rose-gardening-made-easy.com
Reply:plant it now, this is a great time to plant your smaller shrubs. butterfly bush, roses, and crepe myrtles are great for color. azalias if grown in your area.www.poetry.com
I want to start planting colorful shrubs and flower in my yard. When and where do I start?
Follow this link and it will show your last day of frost and shrubs/flowers that can be grown in your area. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/pac_ctnt_988/te... Also, don't forget to consider the height, care (water use, pruning, etc.) and growth rate of the shrubs you decide to plant. Hope this helps.
Reply:Hello,
The new easy to grow and care for rose varieties, such as Knockout roses and Bonica roses and also the Easy Elegance roses would give you a lot of color for your garden from spring until frost. They are all very hardy and require almost no maintenance.
And best of all they are very beautiful and fragrant and these roses will make your garden very colorful and pretty.
For pictures and more information about these paricular roses and more roses, go to my Web site.
Sincerely,
Annelie Piccino
www.rose-gardening-made-easy.com
Reply:plant it now, this is a great time to plant your smaller shrubs. butterfly bush, roses, and crepe myrtles are great for color. azalias if grown in your area.www.poetry.com
How do I get rid of a Vinegar/Flower Smell?
Ok so I read on yahoo answers to use vinegar on cat urine to make the smell go away. So I sprayed it all over the carpet in my room (not sure where the dang cat peed) 30 min later I went up and sprinkled flowery baking soda stuff on the carpet and vacuumed...
Well now it smells like vinegar and flowers, it isnt very plesant. What can I get that will take away all the smell?
And does anyone have suggestions for future cleansing of cat urine, in carpet, in case it doesnt work, or he does it again
Thanks
How do I get rid of a Vinegar/Flower Smell?
The vinegar smell will just dissipate pretty quickly (within a couple of hours), not sure about the flower smell. I've never tried vinegar on a carpet though - usually use "natures miracle".
Reply:your on the net...so..just look up pet odour spraysyou will need agood one thoughalot are rubbish and do nothing...also never use anything to clean area with amonnia in it as this will just make problem worse and attract kitty to reuse the area..good luck
Reply:Go to pet smart or pet co and get the pee enzyme remover - It works!!!
Reply:i BELEIVE the vinegar odor will disapear when it drys usually ,as far as the baking soda i say just keep vaccum to get rid ot the baking soda. you can try some resolve carpet cleaner or the foam one it may do the trick............. in regards for future cleaning for urine or vomit USE CLUB SODA it is the best to clean anything on your carpet any kind of stains also if a dog or cat get a poop stain it will remove it too. .....Get a spray bottle and fill it and use it to spray on stain and let it sit for a few minutes use a clean cloth and go in motion in a circle gently (as not to rub into the carpet) AND PRESS WITH A CLEAN TOWEL AND IT WILL REMOVE THE STAIN. AND REPEAT WHEN NESSARY UNTILL STAIN IS GONE.. ..this is the best. ALWAYS KEEP this around and use to clean anything... I HAVE BEEN USING IT FOR YEARS IT REALLY WORKS YOU WILL LOVE IT... GOOD LUCKSoles
Well now it smells like vinegar and flowers, it isnt very plesant. What can I get that will take away all the smell?
And does anyone have suggestions for future cleansing of cat urine, in carpet, in case it doesnt work, or he does it again
Thanks
How do I get rid of a Vinegar/Flower Smell?
The vinegar smell will just dissipate pretty quickly (within a couple of hours), not sure about the flower smell. I've never tried vinegar on a carpet though - usually use "natures miracle".
Reply:your on the net...so..just look up pet odour spraysyou will need agood one thoughalot are rubbish and do nothing...also never use anything to clean area with amonnia in it as this will just make problem worse and attract kitty to reuse the area..good luck
Reply:Go to pet smart or pet co and get the pee enzyme remover - It works!!!
Reply:i BELEIVE the vinegar odor will disapear when it drys usually ,as far as the baking soda i say just keep vaccum to get rid ot the baking soda. you can try some resolve carpet cleaner or the foam one it may do the trick............. in regards for future cleaning for urine or vomit USE CLUB SODA it is the best to clean anything on your carpet any kind of stains also if a dog or cat get a poop stain it will remove it too. .....Get a spray bottle and fill it and use it to spray on stain and let it sit for a few minutes use a clean cloth and go in motion in a circle gently (as not to rub into the carpet) AND PRESS WITH A CLEAN TOWEL AND IT WILL REMOVE THE STAIN. AND REPEAT WHEN NESSARY UNTILL STAIN IS GONE.. ..this is the best. ALWAYS KEEP this around and use to clean anything... I HAVE BEEN USING IT FOR YEARS IT REALLY WORKS YOU WILL LOVE IT... GOOD LUCKSoles
Planting flower bulbs?
I planted some lilie bulbs that were already growing the roots and the stem. Should I have pulled the stem off before I planted the bulb. I left it on and just put it above the dirt.
Planting flower bulbs?
No what you did was fine.
Reply:you did what you were supposed to I think it is kind of hard to figure out how to put things in the ground when you have new shoots comming off of the plants but as long as the leaves are above the ground you did fine. . .
Reply:You shouldn't have to. The reason you would trim some of the leaves sometimes when you transplant plants is to preserve the nutrients and give the root a chance to recover.affiliate reviews
Planting flower bulbs?
No what you did was fine.
Reply:you did what you were supposed to I think it is kind of hard to figure out how to put things in the ground when you have new shoots comming off of the plants but as long as the leaves are above the ground you did fine. . .
Reply:You shouldn't have to. The reason you would trim some of the leaves sometimes when you transplant plants is to preserve the nutrients and give the root a chance to recover.affiliate reviews
For flower show purposes, what is the latin name for tomato (tom thumb)?
The valid scientific name for tomato is Solanum lycopersicum. It is part of the Nightshade family (Solanaceae).
The specific name, lycopersicum, means "wolf-peach".White Teeth
The specific name, lycopersicum, means "wolf-peach".White Teeth
Diy flower centerpieces HELP?
ok, so i have 250 roses, rose petals, a ton of mason jars, fabric, and ribbon. please help me come up some creative ideas for centerpieces. be very detailed please.
Diy flower centerpieces HELP?
Check out this site... they have some great ideas.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...
Reply:Here are some photos that might help:
http://www.cccrflowers.com/images/center...
http://images.google.com.au/imgres?imgur...
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d169/c...
Reply:Do It Yourself Wedding Flowers - step by step
http://nuptia.ca/content/view/241/
and http://nuptia.ca/content/view/247/
and also they have a gallery:
http://nuptia.ca/content/view/38/computer
Diy flower centerpieces HELP?
Check out this site... they have some great ideas.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...
Reply:Here are some photos that might help:
http://www.cccrflowers.com/images/center...
http://images.google.com.au/imgres?imgur...
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d169/c...
Reply:Do It Yourself Wedding Flowers - step by step
http://nuptia.ca/content/view/241/
and http://nuptia.ca/content/view/247/
and also they have a gallery:
http://nuptia.ca/content/view/38/computer
Favorite Flower?
mine is a rose
red, pink,white, yellow
love them all
oh love daisies too
Favorite Flower?
A blue carnation would look great! Blue is my favorite color and Carnation is my favorite flower plus Carnations are my birth flower!!!!!!
WooHoo! I get 2 points and you get a STAR!
You have just been attacked by the STARBUG!
Hugsssss
jo_luvz_anz
Reply:roses. lilies. tulips. carnations. snapdragons.
and.. a few others i can't remember..
for some reason, i'm very fond of white flowers. regardless of the type of flower. (:
Reply:i have different favorite flowers for different categories.
color: rose.
smell: lily of the valley.
picking: daffodil.
cool-looking: grape hyacinth.
Reply:1, Carnation
2. Morning Glory
3. Rose
4. Tulip
Reply:hydrenga-pretty..in the fall after they have lost all their color and dry up a bit..cut the bloom and part of the stem.. outside on a NON windy day spray paint some gold and some silver... put in vase for holidays!
Reply:My Favs :
1.. Casablanca Lily
2. Gardenia
3. Hydrangea
4. Lily of the Valley
5. Lisianthus
Reply:Love to grow roses, and my favorite are a deep red Mr. Lincoln, and a sterling silver
Reply:Yellow/orange roses, daffodils and yellow tulips
Reply:Daffodils and Daisies
Reply:plumeria
bleeding hearts
lillies, favorite is calla
Reply:i like yellow roses
and
white carnations
Reply:Poppies!!! Love the poppies here in California!
Reply:Sunflower!
Reply:i agree also roses daises i also like daffidols and lilacs becasue they smell great :)
Reply:white calla lillies
Reply:Roses any color.
Reply:Lillys!!!
Reply:Iris
Reply:Orchids.
Reply:sunflower
Reply:daffodils
Reply:Roses and tulips
Reply:Orchid all types and colors
Reply:Pure white Lily
Reply:orchids
Reply:jasmine
Reply:roses
Reply:tulip
Reply:Red Rose
Reply:Red Rose
Reply:Rose.skin disease
red, pink,white, yellow
love them all
oh love daisies too
Favorite Flower?
A blue carnation would look great! Blue is my favorite color and Carnation is my favorite flower plus Carnations are my birth flower!!!!!!
WooHoo! I get 2 points and you get a STAR!
You have just been attacked by the STARBUG!
Hugsssss
jo_luvz_anz
Reply:roses. lilies. tulips. carnations. snapdragons.
and.. a few others i can't remember..
for some reason, i'm very fond of white flowers. regardless of the type of flower. (:
Reply:i have different favorite flowers for different categories.
color: rose.
smell: lily of the valley.
picking: daffodil.
cool-looking: grape hyacinth.
Reply:1, Carnation
2. Morning Glory
3. Rose
4. Tulip
Reply:hydrenga-pretty..in the fall after they have lost all their color and dry up a bit..cut the bloom and part of the stem.. outside on a NON windy day spray paint some gold and some silver... put in vase for holidays!
Reply:My Favs :
1.. Casablanca Lily
2. Gardenia
3. Hydrangea
4. Lily of the Valley
5. Lisianthus
Reply:Love to grow roses, and my favorite are a deep red Mr. Lincoln, and a sterling silver
Reply:Yellow/orange roses, daffodils and yellow tulips
Reply:Daffodils and Daisies
Reply:plumeria
bleeding hearts
lillies, favorite is calla
Reply:i like yellow roses
and
white carnations
Reply:Poppies!!! Love the poppies here in California!
Reply:Sunflower!
Reply:i agree also roses daises i also like daffidols and lilacs becasue they smell great :)
Reply:white calla lillies
Reply:Roses any color.
Reply:Lillys!!!
Reply:Iris
Reply:Orchids.
Reply:sunflower
Reply:daffodils
Reply:Roses and tulips
Reply:Orchid all types and colors
Reply:Pure white Lily
Reply:orchids
Reply:jasmine
Reply:roses
Reply:tulip
Reply:Red Rose
Reply:Red Rose
Reply:Rose.skin disease
Which flower is more expensive roses or tulips?
I love both roses and tulips...I'm trying to decide on wedding bouquets and i want to know, which in your opinion is prettier and which one is least expensive?
Which flower is more expensive roses or tulips?
The prices of roses/tulips depend on their varieties, so I can't say which is cheaper. See the example pictures below.
Wholesale prices of roses range from less than a quarter / stem (short stem, small bloom, low petal count, common color) to more than a few dollars / stem (long stem, big bloom, high petal count, award-winning color).
The same is true for tulips; from less than a quarter / stem to more than a few bucks / stem at wholesale.
So obviously, a bridal bouquet made of, say, two dozen roses (or tulips) can be as "cheap" as $40 (cost + labor + profit) or can be more than a couple of hundred bucks.
For this reason, most of us (florists) want to know how much a bride wants to spend for a particular wedding flower. We then figure out what kind of varieties of roses/tulips we can use within the budget.
Reply:My favorite flower is tulips but my florist said they would be out of season during the summer. I used mostly roses and lillies and I think roses are pretty cheap anyway. You can always do a combination if one of them is too expensive.
Reply:It depends when your wedding is! If it's after mid May tulips will be out of season, so roses would be a lot less expensive.
Roses are always classic and create a nice formal look.
Reply:~~Roses ~~
Reply:i dont know
Reply:Tulips are cheaper and look nice
Reply:tulips are my favourite flower, however I personally have chosen roses. It depends on the time of year you are getting married. You should speak to your florist. Good luck
Reply:I'm not sure about the price of them but I am aware that tulips don't last very long when in a bouquet, due to the heat etc.
I had ivory roses in mine and they lasted all day and night :)
Reply:Roses defiantly.
Reply:It depends on the season and the color which is cheaper. You'd want to ask your florist about it.
I prefer roses, but that's just my taste!
Reply:def. roses
Reply:Roses of course, but i prefer tulips.
Reply:Roses are probably one of the most inexpensive wedding flowers; unless it's in February
Reply:I believe that tulips are cheaper as long as they are in season. I personally prefer tulips if it is a simpler wedding or an outdoor wedding. I always found roses to be so unoriginal, but that is just my personal taste. I have seen beautiful things done with both roses and tulips, so I think if you were going for something more elegant and ornate, pick roses... something simpler and casual, pick tulips.
:-D
Reply:Roses are more expensive. Tulips are nice but keep in mind, they can be so much more amazingly delicate than roses.
Reply:Tulips are cheaper and I think they look nice.
Reply:Roses are more expensive. I'm using silk flowers due to allergies
Reply:Roses in lower quantities is more expensive
Tulips in higher quantities is more expensive
so for your wedding situation i'd go with Roses.make up
Which flower is more expensive roses or tulips?
The prices of roses/tulips depend on their varieties, so I can't say which is cheaper. See the example pictures below.
Wholesale prices of roses range from less than a quarter / stem (short stem, small bloom, low petal count, common color) to more than a few dollars / stem (long stem, big bloom, high petal count, award-winning color).
The same is true for tulips; from less than a quarter / stem to more than a few bucks / stem at wholesale.
So obviously, a bridal bouquet made of, say, two dozen roses (or tulips) can be as "cheap" as $40 (cost + labor + profit) or can be more than a couple of hundred bucks.
For this reason, most of us (florists) want to know how much a bride wants to spend for a particular wedding flower. We then figure out what kind of varieties of roses/tulips we can use within the budget.
Reply:My favorite flower is tulips but my florist said they would be out of season during the summer. I used mostly roses and lillies and I think roses are pretty cheap anyway. You can always do a combination if one of them is too expensive.
Reply:It depends when your wedding is! If it's after mid May tulips will be out of season, so roses would be a lot less expensive.
Roses are always classic and create a nice formal look.
Reply:~~Roses ~~
Reply:i dont know
Reply:Tulips are cheaper and look nice
Reply:tulips are my favourite flower, however I personally have chosen roses. It depends on the time of year you are getting married. You should speak to your florist. Good luck
Reply:I'm not sure about the price of them but I am aware that tulips don't last very long when in a bouquet, due to the heat etc.
I had ivory roses in mine and they lasted all day and night :)
Reply:Roses defiantly.
Reply:It depends on the season and the color which is cheaper. You'd want to ask your florist about it.
I prefer roses, but that's just my taste!
Reply:def. roses
Reply:Roses of course, but i prefer tulips.
Reply:Roses are probably one of the most inexpensive wedding flowers; unless it's in February
Reply:I believe that tulips are cheaper as long as they are in season. I personally prefer tulips if it is a simpler wedding or an outdoor wedding. I always found roses to be so unoriginal, but that is just my personal taste. I have seen beautiful things done with both roses and tulips, so I think if you were going for something more elegant and ornate, pick roses... something simpler and casual, pick tulips.
:-D
Reply:Roses are more expensive. Tulips are nice but keep in mind, they can be so much more amazingly delicate than roses.
Reply:Tulips are cheaper and I think they look nice.
Reply:Roses are more expensive. I'm using silk flowers due to allergies
Reply:Roses in lower quantities is more expensive
Tulips in higher quantities is more expensive
so for your wedding situation i'd go with Roses.make up
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