It%26#039;s possible.Why?
Will a flower grow with vinegar, salt water, lemon juice, apple juice?
Is your question about actually GROWING plants, or more like keeping cut flowers alive longer in a vase? For GROWING plants, a substrate or soil is needed that supports the plant roots, allows for adequate moisture and drainage, allows root penetration and allows for the absorption of plant nutrients. Just liquids like the above won%26#039;t do it.
More generally speaking- Salt kills plants, so salt water? no. Lemon juice and vinegar are likely too acidic and will probably kill a plant, although in a diluted solution, may be somewhat beneficial if pH levels are too high in the potting soil. Apple juice? Same thing.
But look.. use water to keep your cut flowers alive. It comes right out of the faucet and it%26#039;s so simple. If you%26#039;re trying to grow a plant, use potting soil....and water.
Reply:Haven%26#039;t seen a whole lot of flowers grow in salt water.make up
Saturday, April 11, 2009
I want flower games for old people to play so i can print them out for them ans they can play?
thats all i want to know
I want flower games for old people to play so i can print them out for them ans they can play?
http://magegame.ru/?rf=d1e5ead1e8
Reply:2 Pbooks authors
I want flower games for old people to play so i can print them out for them ans they can play?
http://magegame.ru/?rf=d1e5ead1e8
Reply:2 Pbooks authors
What is another name for the flower rock or flower stone? please spell correctly?
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What is another name for the flower rock or flower stone? please spell correctly?
Flower Stone
Synonym of: Chrysanthemum Stonemakeup tips
What is another name for the flower rock or flower stone? please spell correctly?
Flower Stone
Synonym of: Chrysanthemum Stonemakeup tips
Sow direct flower seeds?
I,VE BEEN TRYING FOR TWO YEARS TO GROW THESE SEEDS IN POTS BUT THEY GROW ABOUT 10mm THEN DIE WHAT AM I DOING WRONG .HELP PLEASE :(
Sow direct flower seeds?
If you are using the same seeds from 2 years ago, that could be the problem - old seeds sometimes won%26#039;t germinate at all and when they do they are not healthy plants.
Start out with new seeds, a good planting medium and small pots (egg carton works great, or the 4 packs you get when buying annuals). You want to make sure you water your seeds once a day (only once) and keep a light over them (grow light if possible but a regular light bulb works just as good). When you start seeing growth, keep the daily watering up and move the light up away from them just a little. If you notice your seedlings are kinda lanky (tall stemmed) then lower the light back to them. Not too close though because they will burn. You%26#039;ll just have to watch them to get that happy medium on the light. Once you get them to about an inch or two tall start taking them outside (open air, not direct sunlight) for about a week but make sure you cover them or place them back inside during the night, then the next week let them stay out all day/all night - not in direct sunlight. Continue with the daily watering and then slowly introduce them to direct sunlight at various lengths until they are good hardy little plants. Then you can transplant them into your garden. Hope this helps and works for you - it%26#039;s how I do all my seeds. Good luck!
Reply:Maybe to much water, not enough sun. maybe sowed too close. I would take the seeds and lay them between 2 paper towels placed in a dish, pie pan. Keep the paper towels wet ( slight water everyday) and when the seedlings are big enough to transplant move them to dirt or peat pots.
Reply:Okay ,since you didn%26#039;t say much about the kind of flowers,then I will give you a general answer. First are these the same seeds you are planting every year ,from the same packet? If so they are too old. If you look on the seed packets you will see an expiration date. If that is okay, are you planting in pots outside? If so, you may be putting them out too early climate wise or they may need propegating inside first before planting outside. To do this, you can get inexpensive plastic trays for starting seedlings of plants. You put the soil in each little square and plant the seed as directed on the packet, some you barely brush the soil over,others about an eighth to a quarter inch deep. You water them , then some have a plastic lid that you put over it sometimes water or a layer of wet paper towels in the tray under the plants, the lid acts like a greenhouse and keeps moisture inside and then you put in a sunny area and let it germinate and once they reach a few inches in height, they can be gently lifted out and transplanted into pots of your choice with potting soil(I use miracle gro with feed in it, and moisture hold,as it will prevent you from having to over water it) , and be careful not to get them in full hot sun until they aclimate to the outside. indirect to partial to start, unless the packet says they are a shade plant. All that information should be on your packet. But seeds expire, so buy new ones each season. Some flowers if brought inside during winter, can grow all year and be put out again in the spring.visual arts
Sow direct flower seeds?
If you are using the same seeds from 2 years ago, that could be the problem - old seeds sometimes won%26#039;t germinate at all and when they do they are not healthy plants.
Start out with new seeds, a good planting medium and small pots (egg carton works great, or the 4 packs you get when buying annuals). You want to make sure you water your seeds once a day (only once) and keep a light over them (grow light if possible but a regular light bulb works just as good). When you start seeing growth, keep the daily watering up and move the light up away from them just a little. If you notice your seedlings are kinda lanky (tall stemmed) then lower the light back to them. Not too close though because they will burn. You%26#039;ll just have to watch them to get that happy medium on the light. Once you get them to about an inch or two tall start taking them outside (open air, not direct sunlight) for about a week but make sure you cover them or place them back inside during the night, then the next week let them stay out all day/all night - not in direct sunlight. Continue with the daily watering and then slowly introduce them to direct sunlight at various lengths until they are good hardy little plants. Then you can transplant them into your garden. Hope this helps and works for you - it%26#039;s how I do all my seeds. Good luck!
Reply:Maybe to much water, not enough sun. maybe sowed too close. I would take the seeds and lay them between 2 paper towels placed in a dish, pie pan. Keep the paper towels wet ( slight water everyday) and when the seedlings are big enough to transplant move them to dirt or peat pots.
Reply:Okay ,since you didn%26#039;t say much about the kind of flowers,then I will give you a general answer. First are these the same seeds you are planting every year ,from the same packet? If so they are too old. If you look on the seed packets you will see an expiration date. If that is okay, are you planting in pots outside? If so, you may be putting them out too early climate wise or they may need propegating inside first before planting outside. To do this, you can get inexpensive plastic trays for starting seedlings of plants. You put the soil in each little square and plant the seed as directed on the packet, some you barely brush the soil over,others about an eighth to a quarter inch deep. You water them , then some have a plastic lid that you put over it sometimes water or a layer of wet paper towels in the tray under the plants, the lid acts like a greenhouse and keeps moisture inside and then you put in a sunny area and let it germinate and once they reach a few inches in height, they can be gently lifted out and transplanted into pots of your choice with potting soil(I use miracle gro with feed in it, and moisture hold,as it will prevent you from having to over water it) , and be careful not to get them in full hot sun until they aclimate to the outside. indirect to partial to start, unless the packet says they are a shade plant. All that information should be on your packet. But seeds expire, so buy new ones each season. Some flowers if brought inside during winter, can grow all year and be put out again in the spring.visual arts
A perfect flower must have all the following EXCEPT.....?
a. anthers
b. ovary
c. sepals
d. ovules
A perfect flower must have all the following EXCEPT.....?
An anther is the pollen-bearing part of the stamen. An ovary is the ovule-bearing lower part of a pistil that ripens into a fruit. A plant does not need all it%26#039;s fruits to survive so it is probably this one. A sepal is one of the separate, usually green parts forming the calyx of a flower. An ovule is a minute structure in seed plants, containing the embryo sac and surrounded by the nucellus, that develops into a seed after fertilization.
In some species, unisexual (male or female) flowers are produced on separate plants. So a %26quot;male%26quot; plant would not need an ovary. Some plants have both male and female parts on one plant but other species have just the male or just the female.
I could be wrong. I%26#039;m not 100% sure. Did they pass your test back with the answer marked wrong but the teacher didn%26#039;t write in the right answer but you need to know it for the final? If so, which one did you pick that was marked wrong?
Reply:c
Reply:sepals.yahoo finance
b. ovary
c. sepals
d. ovules
A perfect flower must have all the following EXCEPT.....?
An anther is the pollen-bearing part of the stamen. An ovary is the ovule-bearing lower part of a pistil that ripens into a fruit. A plant does not need all it%26#039;s fruits to survive so it is probably this one. A sepal is one of the separate, usually green parts forming the calyx of a flower. An ovule is a minute structure in seed plants, containing the embryo sac and surrounded by the nucellus, that develops into a seed after fertilization.
In some species, unisexual (male or female) flowers are produced on separate plants. So a %26quot;male%26quot; plant would not need an ovary. Some plants have both male and female parts on one plant but other species have just the male or just the female.
I could be wrong. I%26#039;m not 100% sure. Did they pass your test back with the answer marked wrong but the teacher didn%26#039;t write in the right answer but you need to know it for the final? If so, which one did you pick that was marked wrong?
Reply:c
Reply:sepals.yahoo finance
"Like a flower waiting to bloom....."?
I am looking for the female artist, song name, and if possible, full words to the song that starts like this.
I think some other words are something like %26quot;you%26#039;re the only one who turns me on%26quot; .
Thanks
%26quot;Like a flower waiting to bloom.....%26quot;?
Norah Jones debut album Come Away with Me, %26quot;turn me on%26quot;
old song from 60%26#039;s or 70%26#039;sc++
I think some other words are something like %26quot;you%26#039;re the only one who turns me on%26quot; .
Thanks
%26quot;Like a flower waiting to bloom.....%26quot;?
Norah Jones debut album Come Away with Me, %26quot;turn me on%26quot;
old song from 60%26#039;s or 70%26#039;sc++
Whats the meaning of a red flower or yellow flowers as a gift to a girl u like?
Red Rose - the red rose is primarily a symbol of love, both platonic and romantic, as well as symbolizing the heights of passion.
White Rose - this flower symbolizes purity, innocence and serenity, hence its traditional popularity in bridal bouquets.
Yellow Rose - this is a symbol of friendship and happiness, as are most yellow flowers.
Cream Rose - the cream rose is associated with charm, grace and thoughfulness.
Lily - these elegant flowers have always been a symbol of purity.
Sunflowers - surprisingly, sunflowers are associated with haughtiness.
Tulip - the vibrant tulip is a symbol for fame.
Violets - this flower is associated with modesty
Whats the meaning of a red flower or yellow flowers as a gift to a girl u like?
Well red is the colour of love, lust, anger - basically intense emotion. Giving a girl red flowers means you definitely feel something for her. Yellow is the colour of sunshine, happiness and... friendship. So I suggest you don%26#039;t give yellow - it%26#039;s quite informal.
Reply:Yellow is for friends and red is for the one you love.
Reply:a red flower says I love you ...a yellow flower says best friends...go to bhand gardens.com
Reply:it shows that you think of them and the flowers smell good :D
Reply:THIS ANSWER IS A FLOWER IS NOT JUST A FLOWER UNTIL
U REALY MEAN IT AND RED IS A MEANING OF BEAUTY OF THE RED FACE WHEN U REALY TEL HERE THAT U LOVE HERE AND NOT LIE TO HERE AND YELLOW I RELLY DONT LIKE FOR IT MEANS THAT THERE ARE GOING TO LIE TO U AND SAY IM SORRY I WONT MAKE IT TODAY SO LOOK OUT
FOR THOUSE COLORS FOR I ALREDY KNOW MINE OK GOD BE WITH ALL OF U
Reply:if u give her red flowers it mans u like/love her n u wana show dat but if u give her yellow flowers it just means frendship
Reply:You give yellow flowers to friends and red flowers to lovers.
Reply:red means love and yellow means you were to cheep to get another red flower
Reply:it depends on the type of the flower
Reply:My personal opinion.....red rose would always mean love and romance.
Reply:Any girl with half a brain would just think it was a sweet thoughtful gesture. If a girl is going to think that you gave her red flowers because you love her or since you give her yellow ones that you just want to be friends then she%26#039;s an idiot! Save your flowers for someone with a brain that will take into context the kind of relationship you have.
Reply:love and friendship
red love
yellow friendship
Reply:well it depends on the flowers but actually red means u love her and yellow means u want to b friends with her
Reply:Red is usually taken as romantic, especially if it%26#039;s roses. If you give yellow roses, the symbolism behind them is %26quot;diminished love%26quot; or that you aren%26#039;t as in love as you were . . .
Reply:http://www.beyondblossoms.com/flower_mea...
Reply:red=love
Reply:for Roses:
* Red roses mean romantic love; they%26#039;re the %26quot;Valentine roses,%26quot; par excellence.
* Purple, coral and orange challenge red as the color for Valentine roses. The rose color meanings for these 3 are as follows:
o The specific purpose of purple roses is to signify that the giver has fallen in love with the recipient at first sight.
Meanwhile, coral and orange roses signal desire.
* The meaning of yellow roses is joy and friendship.
* We express our gratitude and appreciation with pink roses....
* While feelings of admiration and sympathy find words with roses that are light pink in color.
* Peach is more ambiguous, as it can signify either sympathy or gratitude.
* Their purity naturally enough lends to white roses the meaning of reverence and humility.
Reply:That chu really, really, REALLY, horny.
Reply:These are the meaning for a rose, this also works for other flowers...Not everyone likes roses so you can give a different kind of flower to a girl who don%26#039;t like roses but the meaning is ture for all flowers
Red roses are the traditional symbol for love and romance, and a time-honored way to say %26quot;I love you.%26quot; The red rose has long symbolized beauty and perfection. A bouquet of red roses is the perfect way to express your deep feelings for someone special.
As a symbol of grace and elegance, the pink rose is often given as an expression of admiration. Pink roses can also convey appreciation as well as joyfulness. Pink rose bouquets often impart a gentler meaning than their red counterparts.
The bright, sunny color of yellow roses evokes a feeling of warmth and happiness. The warm feelings associated with the yellow rose are often akin to those shared with a true friend. As such, the yellow rose is an ideal symbol for joy and friendship.
White roses represent innocence and purity and are traditionally associated with marriages and new beginnings. The white rose is also a symbol of honor and reverence, and white rose arrangements are often used as an expression of remembrance.
With their blazing energy, orange roses are the embodiment of desire and enthusiasm. Orange roses often symbolize passion and excitement and are an expression of fervent romance. A bouquet of orange roses will send a meaningful message.
The unique beauty of the lavender rose has captured many hearts and imaginations. With their fantastical appearance, lavender roses are a perfect symbol of enchantment. The lavender rose is also traditionally used to express feelings of love at first sight.
Reply:Red means: I love you
Yellow means: ************
Reply:Flower as in rose?
Red=passion,love
Yellow=friendship
Don%26#039;t scare her with the red.
Pink might be better =sweetheart.
Reply:I would say red flowers symbolize romance and yellow flowers symbolize friendship or hope.loan
White Rose - this flower symbolizes purity, innocence and serenity, hence its traditional popularity in bridal bouquets.
Yellow Rose - this is a symbol of friendship and happiness, as are most yellow flowers.
Cream Rose - the cream rose is associated with charm, grace and thoughfulness.
Lily - these elegant flowers have always been a symbol of purity.
Sunflowers - surprisingly, sunflowers are associated with haughtiness.
Tulip - the vibrant tulip is a symbol for fame.
Violets - this flower is associated with modesty
Whats the meaning of a red flower or yellow flowers as a gift to a girl u like?
Well red is the colour of love, lust, anger - basically intense emotion. Giving a girl red flowers means you definitely feel something for her. Yellow is the colour of sunshine, happiness and... friendship. So I suggest you don%26#039;t give yellow - it%26#039;s quite informal.
Reply:Yellow is for friends and red is for the one you love.
Reply:a red flower says I love you ...a yellow flower says best friends...go to bhand gardens.com
Reply:it shows that you think of them and the flowers smell good :D
Reply:THIS ANSWER IS A FLOWER IS NOT JUST A FLOWER UNTIL
U REALY MEAN IT AND RED IS A MEANING OF BEAUTY OF THE RED FACE WHEN U REALY TEL HERE THAT U LOVE HERE AND NOT LIE TO HERE AND YELLOW I RELLY DONT LIKE FOR IT MEANS THAT THERE ARE GOING TO LIE TO U AND SAY IM SORRY I WONT MAKE IT TODAY SO LOOK OUT
FOR THOUSE COLORS FOR I ALREDY KNOW MINE OK GOD BE WITH ALL OF U
Reply:if u give her red flowers it mans u like/love her n u wana show dat but if u give her yellow flowers it just means frendship
Reply:You give yellow flowers to friends and red flowers to lovers.
Reply:red means love and yellow means you were to cheep to get another red flower
Reply:it depends on the type of the flower
Reply:My personal opinion.....red rose would always mean love and romance.
Reply:Any girl with half a brain would just think it was a sweet thoughtful gesture. If a girl is going to think that you gave her red flowers because you love her or since you give her yellow ones that you just want to be friends then she%26#039;s an idiot! Save your flowers for someone with a brain that will take into context the kind of relationship you have.
Reply:love and friendship
red love
yellow friendship
Reply:well it depends on the flowers but actually red means u love her and yellow means u want to b friends with her
Reply:Red is usually taken as romantic, especially if it%26#039;s roses. If you give yellow roses, the symbolism behind them is %26quot;diminished love%26quot; or that you aren%26#039;t as in love as you were . . .
Reply:http://www.beyondblossoms.com/flower_mea...
Reply:red=love
Reply:for Roses:
* Red roses mean romantic love; they%26#039;re the %26quot;Valentine roses,%26quot; par excellence.
* Purple, coral and orange challenge red as the color for Valentine roses. The rose color meanings for these 3 are as follows:
o The specific purpose of purple roses is to signify that the giver has fallen in love with the recipient at first sight.
Meanwhile, coral and orange roses signal desire.
* The meaning of yellow roses is joy and friendship.
* We express our gratitude and appreciation with pink roses....
* While feelings of admiration and sympathy find words with roses that are light pink in color.
* Peach is more ambiguous, as it can signify either sympathy or gratitude.
* Their purity naturally enough lends to white roses the meaning of reverence and humility.
Reply:That chu really, really, REALLY, horny.
Reply:These are the meaning for a rose, this also works for other flowers...Not everyone likes roses so you can give a different kind of flower to a girl who don%26#039;t like roses but the meaning is ture for all flowers
Red roses are the traditional symbol for love and romance, and a time-honored way to say %26quot;I love you.%26quot; The red rose has long symbolized beauty and perfection. A bouquet of red roses is the perfect way to express your deep feelings for someone special.
As a symbol of grace and elegance, the pink rose is often given as an expression of admiration. Pink roses can also convey appreciation as well as joyfulness. Pink rose bouquets often impart a gentler meaning than their red counterparts.
The bright, sunny color of yellow roses evokes a feeling of warmth and happiness. The warm feelings associated with the yellow rose are often akin to those shared with a true friend. As such, the yellow rose is an ideal symbol for joy and friendship.
White roses represent innocence and purity and are traditionally associated with marriages and new beginnings. The white rose is also a symbol of honor and reverence, and white rose arrangements are often used as an expression of remembrance.
With their blazing energy, orange roses are the embodiment of desire and enthusiasm. Orange roses often symbolize passion and excitement and are an expression of fervent romance. A bouquet of orange roses will send a meaningful message.
The unique beauty of the lavender rose has captured many hearts and imaginations. With their fantastical appearance, lavender roses are a perfect symbol of enchantment. The lavender rose is also traditionally used to express feelings of love at first sight.
Reply:Red means: I love you
Yellow means: ************
Reply:Flower as in rose?
Red=passion,love
Yellow=friendship
Don%26#039;t scare her with the red.
Pink might be better =sweetheart.
Reply:I would say red flowers symbolize romance and yellow flowers symbolize friendship or hope.loan
Are Sun Flower Seeds that fattening?
Im going to start my diet today. Im 180lb and im 5%26#039;7. I want to lose about 40lbs by Februaury because my husband comes back from deployment and I want to look good. Anyway I eat sunflower seeds all day long. I think that they help slow down on my smoking also. Does anyone know if they are fattening? I know that I eat alot of fattening foods and eat late at night but im gonna try and stop that, but I really dont want to stop the habbit of the sunflower seeds unless I can find out if they are contributing to my wieght gain. Hopefully someone knows, and if they are what else could I eat that gives me something to do, but doesnt make me fatter. Thanks
Are Sun Flower Seeds that fattening?
yes and no the salted ones are the natural ones arn%26#039;t
Reply:Yes they are, both the salted and the natural kind. However there is good news for you, sunflower seeds contain the kind of natural fatty acids that our body needs! The kinds that are actually healthy for us. If you stop eating a lot of fatty foods and stop eating late at night, get in some exercise, you will be fine. 40lbs by February is feasible, but you%26#039;re going to have to bust your ***.
Reply:Sunflower seeds are highly caloric, but they contain only healthy fats. Over eating any one food will contribute to weight gain. Limit your sunflower seeds to 2 Tablespoons (level) per day, that%26#039;s about 180 calories. You can eat lots of veggies for almost no calories, I love carrots (plain %26amp; raw). Increase your veggies, fruit and whole grains. Cut all soda and high fructose foods out. And %26quot;deploy%26quot; yourself for a daily brisk walk.
Reply:My field is in fashion, as a result many people ask me how they can slim down. My answer is always the same: good diet and exercise. But I found this great product which I think helps a lot in the process. I recommend you check this website http://www.get-diet-thin.us , they have a free trial and you only pay $6.95 shipping and handling. Good luck!Reebok
Are Sun Flower Seeds that fattening?
yes and no the salted ones are the natural ones arn%26#039;t
Reply:Yes they are, both the salted and the natural kind. However there is good news for you, sunflower seeds contain the kind of natural fatty acids that our body needs! The kinds that are actually healthy for us. If you stop eating a lot of fatty foods and stop eating late at night, get in some exercise, you will be fine. 40lbs by February is feasible, but you%26#039;re going to have to bust your ***.
Reply:Sunflower seeds are highly caloric, but they contain only healthy fats. Over eating any one food will contribute to weight gain. Limit your sunflower seeds to 2 Tablespoons (level) per day, that%26#039;s about 180 calories. You can eat lots of veggies for almost no calories, I love carrots (plain %26amp; raw). Increase your veggies, fruit and whole grains. Cut all soda and high fructose foods out. And %26quot;deploy%26quot; yourself for a daily brisk walk.
Reply:My field is in fashion, as a result many people ask me how they can slim down. My answer is always the same: good diet and exercise. But I found this great product which I think helps a lot in the process. I recommend you check this website http://www.get-diet-thin.us , they have a free trial and you only pay $6.95 shipping and handling. Good luck!Reebok
Why the flower petals are in particular is any biochemical work for that?
what is the thing which give petals a perticular colour
Why the flower petals are in particular is any biochemical work for that?
It is due to different pigments like-Anthocyanin Xanthophyll carotenoids Flavonoids Pelargonidin (orange-red) Kaempferol (white or cream) Quercitin (also white or cream) Cyanidin (pink) etc.
Reply:GOD%26#039;s work
Reply:Flowers have evolved to attract insects, which pollinate them.
Look up %26quot;fractals%26quot; for fascinating information on the conformation of flowers. :-))
Reply:either many different pigments, as was said here before, or the color white can be caused by many little air pockets in the petal cells (just like the snow is white although it is not colored white by any white dye) Yeah, you can squash the flower and see if your finger got stained
Reply:There is a fair bit of work done,
for example Anthocyanins are compounds responsible for most red, blue and purple colours.puppy teeth
Why the flower petals are in particular is any biochemical work for that?
It is due to different pigments like-Anthocyanin Xanthophyll carotenoids Flavonoids Pelargonidin (orange-red) Kaempferol (white or cream) Quercitin (also white or cream) Cyanidin (pink) etc.
Reply:GOD%26#039;s work
Reply:Flowers have evolved to attract insects, which pollinate them.
Look up %26quot;fractals%26quot; for fascinating information on the conformation of flowers. :-))
Reply:either many different pigments, as was said here before, or the color white can be caused by many little air pockets in the petal cells (just like the snow is white although it is not colored white by any white dye) Yeah, you can squash the flower and see if your finger got stained
Reply:There is a fair bit of work done,
for example Anthocyanins are compounds responsible for most red, blue and purple colours.puppy teeth
Where do flower shops get their roses?
This is a business like other business. They get from their appointed dealer or some time buy direct. I am talking about Japan
Where do flower shops get their roses?
From a rose bush.
Reply:there is a distributor out to Equador that provides US rose importers with a variety of types of roses for wholesale %26amp; retail.loan
Where do flower shops get their roses?
From a rose bush.
Reply:there is a distributor out to Equador that provides US rose importers with a variety of types of roses for wholesale %26amp; retail.loan
Does this flower make me look gangster?
Fo Sho..! ;]
Does this flower make me look gangster?
Not gangster at all...
Reply:no, just a little tacky =)
Reply:awww .,
Reply:sure, why not
Reply:Of course...all gangsters are walking around with flowers behind their ear now....
sarcasm off.
Reply:Should it?
Reply:No~
Reply:uh-huh.
Reply:Very
Reply:no
Reply:No, very nice! Appealing.
Reply:n0 wAy
you look pregnant !
Reply:No, but two pitch forks and black and blue clothing would.
Reply:U no it sista!
There is something very cute 2 links away:::
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
Reply:No you look like Neecy Nash.
Reply:You shot me...I%26#039;m dying. Let me smell yer pretty posey before I take the big sleep sister.
Ma is that you? Pa I%26#039;m a comin.
I guess if you want it to it does. Do you want it to?
Your Pal Mugsy
Reply:nah, makes you look really girly, which is good! screw misogyny (eg. you%26#039;re such a girl!), girly is good!
Reply:daaamn right
u look gangster AND pimp at the same time
: P
awesome-ness
:D
Reply:No, it makes you look hawaiin. Is it supposed to?
Reply:hmm get sum hot shades with that n a hat...then mayb..rite now u look very cute
kisses
♥
Reply:Allow me to put it this way: I%26#039;m wearing one, and I%26#039;m no gangster! ;-)
Reply:hhhhhhhmmmmmmmm
let me come up real close and smell it
Reply:No I think it just makes you look nice. =)
Reply:ghetto not ganster
Reply:No, it makes you look like an AIDS victim.
Reply:More the innocent type...not gangster.
Reply:nope, makes you look pregnant
Reply:Naw, makes you look like your on an Island like Hawaii on a honeymoon
Reply:No.
Reply:Nah,more like devil-ish...Shoes
Does this flower make me look gangster?
Not gangster at all...
Reply:no, just a little tacky =)
Reply:awww .,
Reply:sure, why not
Reply:Of course...all gangsters are walking around with flowers behind their ear now....
sarcasm off.
Reply:Should it?
Reply:No~
Reply:uh-huh.
Reply:Very
Reply:no
Reply:No, very nice! Appealing.
Reply:n0 wAy
you look pregnant !
Reply:No, but two pitch forks and black and blue clothing would.
Reply:U no it sista!
There is something very cute 2 links away:::
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
Reply:No you look like Neecy Nash.
Reply:You shot me...I%26#039;m dying. Let me smell yer pretty posey before I take the big sleep sister.
Ma is that you? Pa I%26#039;m a comin.
I guess if you want it to it does. Do you want it to?
Your Pal Mugsy
Reply:nah, makes you look really girly, which is good! screw misogyny (eg. you%26#039;re such a girl!), girly is good!
Reply:daaamn right
u look gangster AND pimp at the same time
: P
awesome-ness
:D
Reply:No, it makes you look hawaiin. Is it supposed to?
Reply:hmm get sum hot shades with that n a hat...then mayb..rite now u look very cute
kisses
♥
Reply:Allow me to put it this way: I%26#039;m wearing one, and I%26#039;m no gangster! ;-)
Reply:hhhhhhhmmmmmmmm
let me come up real close and smell it
Reply:No I think it just makes you look nice. =)
Reply:ghetto not ganster
Reply:No, it makes you look like an AIDS victim.
Reply:More the innocent type...not gangster.
Reply:nope, makes you look pregnant
Reply:Naw, makes you look like your on an Island like Hawaii on a honeymoon
Reply:No.
Reply:Nah,more like devil-ish...Shoes
Whats americas flower?
isnt the rose
Whats americas flower?
The rose was officially adopted on November 20,1986.
Reply:From the UNITED STATES CODE
TITLE 36; Subtitle I; Part A; CHAPTER 3; § 303
§ 303. National floral emblem
The flower commonly known as the rose is the national floral emblem.
(CHAPTER 3—NATIONAL ANTHEM, MOTTO, FLORAL EMBLEM MARCH, AND TREE
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/uscode...
===================================
UNITED STATES CODE
TITLE 36. PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES AND OBSERVANCES
CHAPTER 10--PATRIOTIC CUSTOMS
s 187. National floral emblem
The flower commonly known as the rose is designated and adopted as the national floral emblem of the United States of America, and the President of the United States is authorized and requested to declare such fact by proclamation.
(Pub.L. 99-449, Oct. 7, 1986, 100 Stat. 1128.)
Proclamation No. 5574. The Rose Proclaimed the National
Floral Emblem of the United States of America
Proc. No. 5574. Nov. 20, 1986, 51 F.R. 42197, provided:
Americans have always loved the flowers with which God decorates our land. More often than any other flower, we hold the rose dear as the symbol of life and love and devotion, of beauty and eternity. For the love of man and woman, for the love of mankind and God, for the love of country, Americans who would speak the language of the heart do so with a rose.
We see proofs of this everywhere. The study of fossils reveals that the rose has existed in America for age upon age. We have always cultivated roses in our gardens. Our first President, George Washington, bred roses, and a variety he named after his mother is still grown today. The White House itself boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. We grow roses in all our fifty States. We find roses throughout our art, music, and literature. We decorate our celebrations and parades with roses. Most of all, we present roses to those we love, and we lavish them on our altars, our civil shrines, and the final resting places of our honored dead.
The American people have long held a special place in their hearts for roses. Let us continue to cherish them, to honor the love and devotion they represent, and to bestow them on all we love just as God has bestowed them on us.
The Congress, by Senate Joint Resolution 159 [Pub.L. 99.449, Oct. 7, 1986, 100 Stat. 1128, which enacted this section], has designated the rose as the National Floral Emblem of the United States and authorized and requested the President to issue a proclamation declaring this fact.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, RONALD REAGAN, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim the rose as the National Floral Emblem of the United States of America.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this twentieth day of November, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and eighty-six, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and eleventh.
RONALD REAGAN
Reply:I think is the ROSE....nice, don%26#039;t you think so?
I like your question...a star for you, take care !!!nanny
Whats americas flower?
The rose was officially adopted on November 20,1986.
Reply:From the UNITED STATES CODE
TITLE 36; Subtitle I; Part A; CHAPTER 3; § 303
§ 303. National floral emblem
The flower commonly known as the rose is the national floral emblem.
(CHAPTER 3—NATIONAL ANTHEM, MOTTO, FLORAL EMBLEM MARCH, AND TREE
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/uscode...
===================================
UNITED STATES CODE
TITLE 36. PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES AND OBSERVANCES
CHAPTER 10--PATRIOTIC CUSTOMS
s 187. National floral emblem
The flower commonly known as the rose is designated and adopted as the national floral emblem of the United States of America, and the President of the United States is authorized and requested to declare such fact by proclamation.
(Pub.L. 99-449, Oct. 7, 1986, 100 Stat. 1128.)
Proclamation No. 5574. The Rose Proclaimed the National
Floral Emblem of the United States of America
Proc. No. 5574. Nov. 20, 1986, 51 F.R. 42197, provided:
Americans have always loved the flowers with which God decorates our land. More often than any other flower, we hold the rose dear as the symbol of life and love and devotion, of beauty and eternity. For the love of man and woman, for the love of mankind and God, for the love of country, Americans who would speak the language of the heart do so with a rose.
We see proofs of this everywhere. The study of fossils reveals that the rose has existed in America for age upon age. We have always cultivated roses in our gardens. Our first President, George Washington, bred roses, and a variety he named after his mother is still grown today. The White House itself boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. We grow roses in all our fifty States. We find roses throughout our art, music, and literature. We decorate our celebrations and parades with roses. Most of all, we present roses to those we love, and we lavish them on our altars, our civil shrines, and the final resting places of our honored dead.
The American people have long held a special place in their hearts for roses. Let us continue to cherish them, to honor the love and devotion they represent, and to bestow them on all we love just as God has bestowed them on us.
The Congress, by Senate Joint Resolution 159 [Pub.L. 99.449, Oct. 7, 1986, 100 Stat. 1128, which enacted this section], has designated the rose as the National Floral Emblem of the United States and authorized and requested the President to issue a proclamation declaring this fact.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, RONALD REAGAN, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim the rose as the National Floral Emblem of the United States of America.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this twentieth day of November, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and eighty-six, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and eleventh.
RONALD REAGAN
Reply:I think is the ROSE....nice, don%26#039;t you think so?
I like your question...a star for you, take care !!!nanny
When a flower is in full bloom, do you celebrate its beauty or mourn its iminent death?
Also, when you are in bloom, do you fully celebrate your time on Earth, or are you focused on your imminent death?
Which strategy do you think organized religion subscribes to?
When a flower is in full bloom, do you celebrate its beauty or mourn its iminent death?
I love this question! For a long time I was really down.I wasted the whole winter mourning a break up.I stayed inside all the time and drank by myself and hung out on here waaay too much.Now that spring is here,and I%26#039;m completely healed,I feel so alive again! I feel stronger than ever.I have a social life again,other than the Internet.I%26#039;ve been going out with new friends that I have made and reconnected with old friends that I kind of shut out because of my negative state of mind.I%26#039;m really living in the moment now and celebrating life with my new positive attitude.I%26#039;m 33 now (almost 34) and I never felt so young.I just started living and celebrating and plan to keep it that way for as long as possible!
Reply:Spiritually speaking, when you are in full bloom you should seek the path to be in eternal bloom.When you are fading in your years, the nerves,body become weak and mindset gets fixed afters years of habits %26amp; attachments to material,religous,relatives etc.What is the use of digging the well for water when you get thirsty?Best wishes,
Reply:I tend to do both concurrently. After all, how can you fully appreciate the value of something if you don%26#039;t recognize that its existence is finite?
Organized religion tends to fixate on death and what supposedly takes place afterward. When you do that, life becomes little more than a preparation for something else. And it makes it far easier to devalue life - to take a life or forfeit your own because you think there%26#039;s something better awaiting you on the other side. That%26#039;s primarily what makes religion so dangerous and a constant threat to the continuation of our species.
Reply:Title question: I enjoy the flower as it blooms.
Question #2: I try to enjoy life to the fullest. There is nothing more depressing than being around someone (of any age, mind you) that has the half-empty view of %26#039;having one foot in the grave%26#039;. My mother-in-law was like this for a while. I love her dearly, but her pessimism about her age (and no she was not ailing in any way - she was in perfect health) was very depressing.
Question #3: I think many organized religions focus on the death and afterlife bit. They by and large want a person to be cautious and vigilant in their daily deeds in order to secure a pleasant after life. This holds true for many religions.
Reply:I celebrate it%26#039;s beauty and it%26#039;s scent.
I have no fear of death and it is not on my mind very much.
%26quot;A man%26#039;s ethical behavior should be based effectually on sympathy, education, and social ties and needs; no religious basis is necessary. Man would indeed be in a poor way if he had to be restrained by fear of punishment and hope of reward after death.%26quot; - Albert Einstein, %26quot;Religion and Science%26quot;, New York Times Magazine, November 9, 1930
Reply:I appreciate the beauty manifested through it%26#039;s natural complexity and the relationship it shares with ALL life on Earth.
Death only makes way for things yet to come and go. If we fail to appreciate things for the time they%26#039;re present, life will pass without ever being %26#039;properly%26#039; experienced.
Reply:I focus more on the bloom, Jeff. But, I prepare for each stage as I tend my roses.
That was beautifully put.
I think different religions (organized and not) and individuals have different views on the bloom.
Pagans for instance are as in awe of the death as the bloom. The entire process is beautiful to them. The decay is no less a gift than the bud. Buddhists seem to acknowledge each without placing one above the other because to do so would be to form desire. Some Christians give the after life little thought, while others seem obsessed with it. I think it depends on the person.
Reply:Depends which flower. For Peony%26#039;s (my favorites), I wait for months and months for them to bloom, only to have them die a week or so later. So I enjoy them while I can, and try to remember what they looked like to hold myself over until next year.
Organized religion subscribes to the latter, for the most part.
Reply:aw Jeff, you%26#039;re a true poet at heart. lol.
there can be no true beauty without the knowledge that it will fade and die, that%26#039;s what makes it so poignant.
Fake flowers are less beautiful than real ones for this very reason, but if you can convince yourself they ARE real, what%26#039;s the difference?
religion takes away the fear a little, capitalizes on the fear of the unknown, but realistically nobody can survive their own death, even though it%26#039;s tempting to believe that. Have you ever heard a religious person ask a terminally ill one to pass on a message to their dead friends/family? congratulate them? hardly. We just kid ourselves that death will never really happen to us.
So religion tries to convince us that we are fake flowers, no less beautiful, but fake and imortal.
Where The Wild Roses Grow - %26quot;all true beauty must die%26quot;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRMe5H9WK...
Reply:Title Question : I enjoy the flower while I can.
Second Question: I am happy just to wake up LOL It is pointless to worry about something you know is going to happen. Im more the...Let me live while I can kinda gal.
Third: Emphasis placed on securing a place in the afterlife, heaven, hell, plant base, starship enterprise, whatever LOL How boring to live your life in fear of that time you did what you had to do regardless of the consequences...
Reply:Job 14:1, %26quot;Man that is born of a woman is of few days, and full of trouble. He cometh forth like a flower, and is cut down: he fleeth also as a shadow, and continueth not.%26quot;
So, like a flower we have few days. I believe organized religion subscribes to both, although we only partially mourn our imminent deaths. %26quot;Death is swallowed up in victory%26quot; (1 Cor. 15:54).
Job 14:10-14, %26quot;But man dieth, and wasteth away: yea, man giveth up the ghost, and where is he?%26quot; So man lieth down, and riseth not: till the heavens be no more, they shall not awake, nor be raised out of their sleep. O that thou wouldest hide me in the grave, that thou wouldest keep me secret, until thy wrath be past, that thou wouldest appoint me a set time, and remember me! If a man die, shall he live again? all the days of my appointed time will I wait, till my change come.%26quot;
1 Cor 15:57, %26quot;But thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.%26quot;
Reply:I would celebrate the beauty of the flower and my life on earth, because it is limited. Focus on positive and improve the negative.
I just haven%26#039;t got the faintest idea what this question has to do with %26quot;organised religion%26quot;.
Reply:I enjoy the flower but am aware that it will die.
Christians are aware that God wants us to enjoy our lives. But like the flower, I am aware that I will die in the not far future. I will be in heaven or hell for eternity. That should concern everyone.
Reply:I celebrate the flower in full bloom.
Likewise, I celebrate my time here on Earth.
A good time to worry about the afterlife is about two minutes before we die. There%26#039;s an awful lot of living to do in the meantime.
Reply:I celebrate its beauty while recognizing the fragility of it. The same with life. I love my life and I live it in all its brevity and fragility here but I recognize that part of my life lies beyond this one.
Reply:I celebrate the beauty and my time on Earth
I think most religions focus on death and what happens after we die stressing that the time here is bad, evil, punishment, a test etc
Reply:I celebrate the flower%26#039;s full bloom as I do celebrate my life in full bloom. The Bible states the Lord wants us to have an abundant life. I also look forward to my afterlife with Him, but still celebrate the present time.
Reply:As a believer, I%26#039;m more focused on eternity. This life is much like the flower, it%26#039;s only temporary.
But we do celebrate life as well............as it is a gift from God
Reply:I try to enjoy the moment I am in and not dwell on things I cannot control or change.
And I don%26#039;t care what organized religion subscribes to.
Reply:Sounds like a clever question but it%26#039;s just a re-hash of the old...Is the glass half full or half empty.
And the answer is just as inconsequential.
Reply:Enjoy the flower while in bloom......soak up its beauty.
Why concentrate on the inevitable.
I fully celebrate life now on this earth..........death will come regardless. Are you ready to meet Jesus?
Reply:I enjoy the beauty of the flower, and I enjoy life ver
much,,but we both shall wither and die.
Reply:celebrate life to the fullest. Cause when the time comes you won%26#039;t even know it. And stop and smell the flowers in bloom on the way!
Reply:I am pretty happy any day I wake up above room temperature.
Reply:I celebrate life to the fullest for death is but an illusion!
Reply:Everything ends accept life in Christ then you never die!
Reply:celebrate life!!
Reply:Neither. It%26#039;s just a flower.
Reply:Why mourn a death that has not occurred?
Reply:I pick it.skin disease
Which strategy do you think organized religion subscribes to?
When a flower is in full bloom, do you celebrate its beauty or mourn its iminent death?
I love this question! For a long time I was really down.I wasted the whole winter mourning a break up.I stayed inside all the time and drank by myself and hung out on here waaay too much.Now that spring is here,and I%26#039;m completely healed,I feel so alive again! I feel stronger than ever.I have a social life again,other than the Internet.I%26#039;ve been going out with new friends that I have made and reconnected with old friends that I kind of shut out because of my negative state of mind.I%26#039;m really living in the moment now and celebrating life with my new positive attitude.I%26#039;m 33 now (almost 34) and I never felt so young.I just started living and celebrating and plan to keep it that way for as long as possible!
Reply:Spiritually speaking, when you are in full bloom you should seek the path to be in eternal bloom.When you are fading in your years, the nerves,body become weak and mindset gets fixed afters years of habits %26amp; attachments to material,religous,relatives etc.What is the use of digging the well for water when you get thirsty?Best wishes,
Reply:I tend to do both concurrently. After all, how can you fully appreciate the value of something if you don%26#039;t recognize that its existence is finite?
Organized religion tends to fixate on death and what supposedly takes place afterward. When you do that, life becomes little more than a preparation for something else. And it makes it far easier to devalue life - to take a life or forfeit your own because you think there%26#039;s something better awaiting you on the other side. That%26#039;s primarily what makes religion so dangerous and a constant threat to the continuation of our species.
Reply:Title question: I enjoy the flower as it blooms.
Question #2: I try to enjoy life to the fullest. There is nothing more depressing than being around someone (of any age, mind you) that has the half-empty view of %26#039;having one foot in the grave%26#039;. My mother-in-law was like this for a while. I love her dearly, but her pessimism about her age (and no she was not ailing in any way - she was in perfect health) was very depressing.
Question #3: I think many organized religions focus on the death and afterlife bit. They by and large want a person to be cautious and vigilant in their daily deeds in order to secure a pleasant after life. This holds true for many religions.
Reply:I celebrate it%26#039;s beauty and it%26#039;s scent.
I have no fear of death and it is not on my mind very much.
%26quot;A man%26#039;s ethical behavior should be based effectually on sympathy, education, and social ties and needs; no religious basis is necessary. Man would indeed be in a poor way if he had to be restrained by fear of punishment and hope of reward after death.%26quot; - Albert Einstein, %26quot;Religion and Science%26quot;, New York Times Magazine, November 9, 1930
Reply:I appreciate the beauty manifested through it%26#039;s natural complexity and the relationship it shares with ALL life on Earth.
Death only makes way for things yet to come and go. If we fail to appreciate things for the time they%26#039;re present, life will pass without ever being %26#039;properly%26#039; experienced.
Reply:I focus more on the bloom, Jeff. But, I prepare for each stage as I tend my roses.
That was beautifully put.
I think different religions (organized and not) and individuals have different views on the bloom.
Pagans for instance are as in awe of the death as the bloom. The entire process is beautiful to them. The decay is no less a gift than the bud. Buddhists seem to acknowledge each without placing one above the other because to do so would be to form desire. Some Christians give the after life little thought, while others seem obsessed with it. I think it depends on the person.
Reply:Depends which flower. For Peony%26#039;s (my favorites), I wait for months and months for them to bloom, only to have them die a week or so later. So I enjoy them while I can, and try to remember what they looked like to hold myself over until next year.
Organized religion subscribes to the latter, for the most part.
Reply:aw Jeff, you%26#039;re a true poet at heart. lol.
there can be no true beauty without the knowledge that it will fade and die, that%26#039;s what makes it so poignant.
Fake flowers are less beautiful than real ones for this very reason, but if you can convince yourself they ARE real, what%26#039;s the difference?
religion takes away the fear a little, capitalizes on the fear of the unknown, but realistically nobody can survive their own death, even though it%26#039;s tempting to believe that. Have you ever heard a religious person ask a terminally ill one to pass on a message to their dead friends/family? congratulate them? hardly. We just kid ourselves that death will never really happen to us.
So religion tries to convince us that we are fake flowers, no less beautiful, but fake and imortal.
Where The Wild Roses Grow - %26quot;all true beauty must die%26quot;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRMe5H9WK...
Reply:Title Question : I enjoy the flower while I can.
Second Question: I am happy just to wake up LOL It is pointless to worry about something you know is going to happen. Im more the...Let me live while I can kinda gal.
Third: Emphasis placed on securing a place in the afterlife, heaven, hell, plant base, starship enterprise, whatever LOL How boring to live your life in fear of that time you did what you had to do regardless of the consequences...
Reply:Job 14:1, %26quot;Man that is born of a woman is of few days, and full of trouble. He cometh forth like a flower, and is cut down: he fleeth also as a shadow, and continueth not.%26quot;
So, like a flower we have few days. I believe organized religion subscribes to both, although we only partially mourn our imminent deaths. %26quot;Death is swallowed up in victory%26quot; (1 Cor. 15:54).
Job 14:10-14, %26quot;But man dieth, and wasteth away: yea, man giveth up the ghost, and where is he?%26quot; So man lieth down, and riseth not: till the heavens be no more, they shall not awake, nor be raised out of their sleep. O that thou wouldest hide me in the grave, that thou wouldest keep me secret, until thy wrath be past, that thou wouldest appoint me a set time, and remember me! If a man die, shall he live again? all the days of my appointed time will I wait, till my change come.%26quot;
1 Cor 15:57, %26quot;But thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.%26quot;
Reply:I would celebrate the beauty of the flower and my life on earth, because it is limited. Focus on positive and improve the negative.
I just haven%26#039;t got the faintest idea what this question has to do with %26quot;organised religion%26quot;.
Reply:I enjoy the flower but am aware that it will die.
Christians are aware that God wants us to enjoy our lives. But like the flower, I am aware that I will die in the not far future. I will be in heaven or hell for eternity. That should concern everyone.
Reply:I celebrate the flower in full bloom.
Likewise, I celebrate my time here on Earth.
A good time to worry about the afterlife is about two minutes before we die. There%26#039;s an awful lot of living to do in the meantime.
Reply:I celebrate its beauty while recognizing the fragility of it. The same with life. I love my life and I live it in all its brevity and fragility here but I recognize that part of my life lies beyond this one.
Reply:I celebrate the beauty and my time on Earth
I think most religions focus on death and what happens after we die stressing that the time here is bad, evil, punishment, a test etc
Reply:I celebrate the flower%26#039;s full bloom as I do celebrate my life in full bloom. The Bible states the Lord wants us to have an abundant life. I also look forward to my afterlife with Him, but still celebrate the present time.
Reply:As a believer, I%26#039;m more focused on eternity. This life is much like the flower, it%26#039;s only temporary.
But we do celebrate life as well............as it is a gift from God
Reply:I try to enjoy the moment I am in and not dwell on things I cannot control or change.
And I don%26#039;t care what organized religion subscribes to.
Reply:Sounds like a clever question but it%26#039;s just a re-hash of the old...Is the glass half full or half empty.
And the answer is just as inconsequential.
Reply:Enjoy the flower while in bloom......soak up its beauty.
Why concentrate on the inevitable.
I fully celebrate life now on this earth..........death will come regardless. Are you ready to meet Jesus?
Reply:I enjoy the beauty of the flower, and I enjoy life ver
much,,but we both shall wither and die.
Reply:celebrate life to the fullest. Cause when the time comes you won%26#039;t even know it. And stop and smell the flowers in bloom on the way!
Reply:I am pretty happy any day I wake up above room temperature.
Reply:I celebrate life to the fullest for death is but an illusion!
Reply:Everything ends accept life in Christ then you never die!
Reply:celebrate life!!
Reply:Neither. It%26#039;s just a flower.
Reply:Why mourn a death that has not occurred?
Reply:I pick it.skin disease
Which white flower represents death used at a funeral?
carnations
Which white flower represents death used at a funeral?
Any of them, but my dad (who was the son of a funeral director) cant stand white lillies and roses for that reason - he always associates them with funerals.
Reply:carnations and white roses
Reply:In some cultures it%26#039;s the Calla lily. Zantedeschia aethiopica.
The two main varieties being traditionally the Green Goddess, and the Hercules.super nanny
Which white flower represents death used at a funeral?
Any of them, but my dad (who was the son of a funeral director) cant stand white lillies and roses for that reason - he always associates them with funerals.
Reply:carnations and white roses
Reply:In some cultures it%26#039;s the Calla lily. Zantedeschia aethiopica.
The two main varieties being traditionally the Green Goddess, and the Hercules.super nanny
Are hibiscus flower green forever ?
i need answers quick
Are hibiscus flower green forever ?
The hibiscus in our yard is green year round but only flowers during the summer months.
Reply:yes
Reply:i have a big beautiful hibiscus tree indoors it is always green flowers at least 3 times a year but it takes an awful amount of water
Reply:The plants have green leaves all year round.affiliate
Are hibiscus flower green forever ?
The hibiscus in our yard is green year round but only flowers during the summer months.
Reply:yes
Reply:i have a big beautiful hibiscus tree indoors it is always green flowers at least 3 times a year but it takes an awful amount of water
Reply:The plants have green leaves all year round.affiliate
Close your eyes and picture a flower, what flower did you picture and what do YOU feel this means spiritually
(I asked this a few days ago and someone reported it for %26#039;solicitation%26#039; LOL report if you want as these points mean nothing to me.}
Peace Be With You,
Debra M
Close your eyes and picture a flower, what flower did you picture and what do YOU feel this means spiritually
hello there debra m, i pictured a white tulip. i love tulips. they have strength, simplicity and elegance (spiritually i guess these are things i admire in others and can strive for). pbwy also.
p.s. i nearly spat my coffee out onto the keyboard when i read that someone reported you. crazy.
Reply:White lily.
To me it represents purity :)
edit: Meh. Why didn%26#039;t I say poppy? LOL
Reply:I pictured an orange anemone %26amp; witch hazel. I think that it reflects the wonderful day I%26#039;ve had (the weather is absolutely beautiful in PA) and how close spring feels. It also might have something to do with the song I%26#039;ve recently fallen in love with, Kaze no Hana (Flower of the Wind), since anemone is Greek for wind flower...
Reply:Spiritually I fell like sneezing.
Reply:I see a bouquet of bright colors and smell a variety of fragrances.
I haven%26#039;t a clue as to what you are SOLICITING HERE except our answers, and in that, all YA Qs are solicitations in my understanding......
What this boquet means is that I%26#039;ve got various abilities talents and gifts to use as I need them, and also that there is a wide variety of ways that God lets me know I%26#039;m a child of God, and each is different in visual and aroma.
Like John Denver put it: You(God) fill up my senses....
And, congratulate me on reaching level 5 this week, which while it means nothing in one way to me, means something in another way to me, so wish me well, ok? (I know, I%26#039;m bordering on chatting here) This is in response to the part of the Q talking about points....
Thanks for this awesome Q :)
Reply:Grape hyacinth, the small ones.
It was my favorite flower when I was a kid. Every May, we kept fresh %26#039;bluebells%26#039; in a vase that was a statuette of Mary and said our nighttime prayers there.
Probably your avatar put me in mind of that.
b%26#039;shalom.
Reply:Daffodils.
I don%26#039;t think it has any spiritual meaning: but it makes me think of silliness (the daffodils being silly).
Reply:...Daisy...
loyal love for my beloved in Heaven
Reply:I don%26#039;t get it. Reported you for %26quot;solicitation%26quot; of what? How totally STUPID!!! Peace be with you too. Sorry for the idiots on here. Sorry you got reported, for whatever stupid reason.
Only thing points on here ever got me was a free lightbulb and totebag! Whoopee!
Orchid. As peerless as the orchid, stands among the flowers, was my mother%26#039;s love and care for me through countless weary hours.
Reply:a yellow dandellion
I think it means awakening
Reply:I saw a purple orchid. I think it has something to do with feminist beliefs, as the orchid looks like a vulva. Or it could be that I just love orchids. I don%26#039;t know! lol
Reply:a deep red rose, it means i like roses!
Reply:it reminds me of how god made such beautiful things for me to look at
Reply:An Easter lily--the promise of new life in this world every spring, and the symbol of the life to come.
Reply:Daisey Comes to mind. Wild ones are everywhere, where I grew up as a child. Nothing spiritual about it. I live in the city now and Flowers are just not seen like they are in the country.
Reply:I picture a daisy that is in full bloom and full of life! For me, it symbolized purity in it%26#039;s whiteness, as I am a child of Christ, washed white in His blood. Also, it is not withered, as I too will never die spiritually. I am alive forever and will live in Heaven pure and cleansed and righteous before My Father in Heaven all due from His love for me thru His Son dying for me. Peace be with you also
Reply:I saw an hibiscus... probably only means that%26#039;s my favorite flower... no spiritual meaning I%26#039;m sure...
Reply:A Tiger Lily. It always reminds me of my Grandmother. A bold, red-head who%26#039;s love for God, her family and having fun is still an inspiration to me.
Reply:blue hydrangea. not sure it means too much spiritually..just planted a bunch in my backyard...
Reply:vincent van gogh%26#039;s sunflowers.
not sure why i thought of a painting istead of the real thing.
Reply:I pictured a Dandelion, I have no clue what it means
Reply:A yellow and white daisy. No spiritual significance that i know of.
Reply:A pansy
Reply:I thought of a tulip, a red one..then I think of love and love can be very spiritual because it can bring you closer to someone and make you realize how much you love them.performing arts
Peace Be With You,
Debra M
Close your eyes and picture a flower, what flower did you picture and what do YOU feel this means spiritually
hello there debra m, i pictured a white tulip. i love tulips. they have strength, simplicity and elegance (spiritually i guess these are things i admire in others and can strive for). pbwy also.
p.s. i nearly spat my coffee out onto the keyboard when i read that someone reported you. crazy.
Reply:White lily.
To me it represents purity :)
edit: Meh. Why didn%26#039;t I say poppy? LOL
Reply:I pictured an orange anemone %26amp; witch hazel. I think that it reflects the wonderful day I%26#039;ve had (the weather is absolutely beautiful in PA) and how close spring feels. It also might have something to do with the song I%26#039;ve recently fallen in love with, Kaze no Hana (Flower of the Wind), since anemone is Greek for wind flower...
Reply:Spiritually I fell like sneezing.
Reply:I see a bouquet of bright colors and smell a variety of fragrances.
I haven%26#039;t a clue as to what you are SOLICITING HERE except our answers, and in that, all YA Qs are solicitations in my understanding......
What this boquet means is that I%26#039;ve got various abilities talents and gifts to use as I need them, and also that there is a wide variety of ways that God lets me know I%26#039;m a child of God, and each is different in visual and aroma.
Like John Denver put it: You(God) fill up my senses....
And, congratulate me on reaching level 5 this week, which while it means nothing in one way to me, means something in another way to me, so wish me well, ok? (I know, I%26#039;m bordering on chatting here) This is in response to the part of the Q talking about points....
Thanks for this awesome Q :)
Reply:Grape hyacinth, the small ones.
It was my favorite flower when I was a kid. Every May, we kept fresh %26#039;bluebells%26#039; in a vase that was a statuette of Mary and said our nighttime prayers there.
Probably your avatar put me in mind of that.
b%26#039;shalom.
Reply:Daffodils.
I don%26#039;t think it has any spiritual meaning: but it makes me think of silliness (the daffodils being silly).
Reply:...Daisy...
loyal love for my beloved in Heaven
Reply:I don%26#039;t get it. Reported you for %26quot;solicitation%26quot; of what? How totally STUPID!!! Peace be with you too. Sorry for the idiots on here. Sorry you got reported, for whatever stupid reason.
Only thing points on here ever got me was a free lightbulb and totebag! Whoopee!
Orchid. As peerless as the orchid, stands among the flowers, was my mother%26#039;s love and care for me through countless weary hours.
Reply:a yellow dandellion
I think it means awakening
Reply:I saw a purple orchid. I think it has something to do with feminist beliefs, as the orchid looks like a vulva. Or it could be that I just love orchids. I don%26#039;t know! lol
Reply:a deep red rose, it means i like roses!
Reply:it reminds me of how god made such beautiful things for me to look at
Reply:An Easter lily--the promise of new life in this world every spring, and the symbol of the life to come.
Reply:Daisey Comes to mind. Wild ones are everywhere, where I grew up as a child. Nothing spiritual about it. I live in the city now and Flowers are just not seen like they are in the country.
Reply:I picture a daisy that is in full bloom and full of life! For me, it symbolized purity in it%26#039;s whiteness, as I am a child of Christ, washed white in His blood. Also, it is not withered, as I too will never die spiritually. I am alive forever and will live in Heaven pure and cleansed and righteous before My Father in Heaven all due from His love for me thru His Son dying for me. Peace be with you also
Reply:I saw an hibiscus... probably only means that%26#039;s my favorite flower... no spiritual meaning I%26#039;m sure...
Reply:A Tiger Lily. It always reminds me of my Grandmother. A bold, red-head who%26#039;s love for God, her family and having fun is still an inspiration to me.
Reply:blue hydrangea. not sure it means too much spiritually..just planted a bunch in my backyard...
Reply:vincent van gogh%26#039;s sunflowers.
not sure why i thought of a painting istead of the real thing.
Reply:I pictured a Dandelion, I have no clue what it means
Reply:A yellow and white daisy. No spiritual significance that i know of.
Reply:A pansy
Reply:I thought of a tulip, a red one..then I think of love and love can be very spiritual because it can bring you closer to someone and make you realize how much you love them.performing arts
Which Springtime flower is your favorite?
I love hyacinths ~ Their scent is amazing!
:-)
Which Springtime flower is your favorite?
I love iris. They come in so many amazing colors!
Reply:Tulips
Reply:personally right now, I%26#039;m hating spring.. my allergies are acting crazy right now and I feel like total crud... When I lived in Texas though, my faves were the sunflowers... I know they usually we considered weeds, but I just loved the colors.
Reply:Daffodils,tulips,hyacinths (yes, the do smell heavenly) and daisies are my favorites.
Reply:Bluebonnets
Reply:i really like daisies and sunflowers
Reply:I love Tulips. I think they are beautiful. SMILE!
Reply:I enjoy hyacinths, daffodils (because they look like sunshine faces), pansies, tulips, magnolias... I love them all!acting resources
:-)
Which Springtime flower is your favorite?
I love iris. They come in so many amazing colors!
Reply:Tulips
Reply:personally right now, I%26#039;m hating spring.. my allergies are acting crazy right now and I feel like total crud... When I lived in Texas though, my faves were the sunflowers... I know they usually we considered weeds, but I just loved the colors.
Reply:Daffodils,tulips,hyacinths (yes, the do smell heavenly) and daisies are my favorites.
Reply:Bluebonnets
Reply:i really like daisies and sunflowers
Reply:I love Tulips. I think they are beautiful. SMILE!
Reply:I enjoy hyacinths, daffodils (because they look like sunshine faces), pansies, tulips, magnolias... I love them all!acting resources
Does the number of leaves on the Buddhist lotus flower symbolise anything?
I%26#039;ve found lotus flowers with 8 leaves as well as 12 leaves. On the 12 leaved symbol the middle is a sun surrounded by the 12 leaves. Just curious about what this means because this symbol has found me a few times now and I%26#039;d like to know if there%26#039;s a story behind it. Thanks!!
Does the number of leaves on the Buddhist lotus flower symbolise anything?
I think there%26#039;s no significance. I can say it firmly because, Buddhism is devoid of supersitions, so number meaning or such numerology things didn%26#039;t mean anything.
Reply:8 could symbolise the Noble Eightfold Path.
Twelve, I%26#039;m not sure.
.
Reply:Symbols are created by human being so they can symbolise anything as they like and for their conveniently the meaning of it. So, don%26#039;t believe those explanation. This is one kind of exploitation.
Reply:no nothing special about it as i rhink
Reply:I am unsure about Buddhist symbology specifically
but the lotus petals are used to symbolise the chakras
and each chakra has a specific number of petals that represent the frequency of each chakra
as chakras spin in certain directions and each moving at a different speed
http://www.adishakti.org/subtle_system/s...genealogy mormon
Does the number of leaves on the Buddhist lotus flower symbolise anything?
I think there%26#039;s no significance. I can say it firmly because, Buddhism is devoid of supersitions, so number meaning or such numerology things didn%26#039;t mean anything.
Reply:8 could symbolise the Noble Eightfold Path.
Twelve, I%26#039;m not sure.
.
Reply:Symbols are created by human being so they can symbolise anything as they like and for their conveniently the meaning of it. So, don%26#039;t believe those explanation. This is one kind of exploitation.
Reply:no nothing special about it as i rhink
Reply:I am unsure about Buddhist symbology specifically
but the lotus petals are used to symbolise the chakras
and each chakra has a specific number of petals that represent the frequency of each chakra
as chakras spin in certain directions and each moving at a different speed
http://www.adishakti.org/subtle_system/s...genealogy mormon
How much flower etc do i need to just make 8 yorkshire puddings.Hurry up the dinners nearly cooked?
Yorkshire Pudding
Serves 4
Preparation time less than 30 mins
Cooking time less than 10 mins
Ingredients
vegetable oil
290ml/½ pint milk
4 eggs, beaten
255g/9oz plain flour, sifted
salt and freshly ground black pepper
Method
1. Preheat the oven to 220C/425F/Gas 7.
2. Grease a Yorkshire pudding tin with a little vegetable oil. Place the tin in the oven to preheat.
3. Place the milk, eggs and seasoning in a bowl. Stir well to combine.
4. Whisk in the flour.
5. Remove the tin from the oven. Pour in the batter, filling each case only three quarters full.
6. Place the tin in the oven and bake for 10 minutes, or until puffy and raised.
7. Remove the puddings from the oven and serve.
How much flower etc do i need to just make 8 yorkshire puddings.Hurry up the dinners nearly cooked?
Yorkshire Pudding
¼ cup of bacon dripping
½ cup milk
1 egg, well-beaten
½ cup sifted all-purpose flour
¼ teaspoon salt
Temp: 450º F Time: 10 - 15 min. I use a glass pie plate so if you also do, turn the heat down to 425°F.
Tip
One tasty and cooking trick - save in a mug in the fridge drained off bacon drippings to use in this recipe - also for that super taste in English Roast Potatoes!
Now combine well-beaten egg and milk; beat till light. Gradually beat in sifted flour and salt; beat with dover beater till smooth. Let stand 30 minutes. (I personally don%26#039;t bother with this letting stand 30 minutes step.)
Put the bacon dripping into an 8%26quot;x8%26quot; baking pan or divided up between 6 large muffin tins. Heat in oven, make sure you watch pan as it will start to smoke! Pour batter into hot pan; bake in hot over till done. Serves 4.
The trick is the hot fat and the hot oven. Don%26#039;t keep opening the oven to check. Serve immediately as it will deflate as it gets cold. Pour nice beef gravy over top. Or you can use %26quot;Yorkies%26quot; with chicken.
In England, as a kid due to food shortage, we were given the choice of having our slice of %26#039;Yorkie%26#039; on our dinner plate or served as our %26#039;sweet%26#039; with jam on it. Of course we always choose our Yorkie as a %26#039;sweet%26#039; else we didn%26#039;t get any dessert!
Reply:125 ml milk in a bowl add 2 eggs and the white from a third, quick whisk. 115 grams plain flour add to the mixture gradually whisking well.
heat tray with a little oil in
in hot oven 220
add mixture
do not open oven while cooking or will go flat
Reply:4oz Self Raising Flour
2 Eggs
4 fl.oz Milk
Salt
You should have made it earlier and left it to stand for best results.
Alternatively, pop to Tesco and pick up some frozen ones.
Reply:8oz by the way lad flour is the right spelling not your way flower we are not using plants in this recipe
Reply:300ml milk
100grams of flour
1 egg
makes 9
Reply:Flower? Sad.
Reply:I dont use any flower in my yorkshire puddings. I tend to put in a bit of flour though.
Reply:What kind of flower?
I would use poppies.
Reply:2 Lupins and a Lilly.
Reply:4oz Plain Flour
2 Eggs
4 fl.oz Milk
Saltflower
Serves 4
Preparation time less than 30 mins
Cooking time less than 10 mins
Ingredients
vegetable oil
290ml/½ pint milk
4 eggs, beaten
255g/9oz plain flour, sifted
salt and freshly ground black pepper
Method
1. Preheat the oven to 220C/425F/Gas 7.
2. Grease a Yorkshire pudding tin with a little vegetable oil. Place the tin in the oven to preheat.
3. Place the milk, eggs and seasoning in a bowl. Stir well to combine.
4. Whisk in the flour.
5. Remove the tin from the oven. Pour in the batter, filling each case only three quarters full.
6. Place the tin in the oven and bake for 10 minutes, or until puffy and raised.
7. Remove the puddings from the oven and serve.
How much flower etc do i need to just make 8 yorkshire puddings.Hurry up the dinners nearly cooked?
Yorkshire Pudding
¼ cup of bacon dripping
½ cup milk
1 egg, well-beaten
½ cup sifted all-purpose flour
¼ teaspoon salt
Temp: 450º F Time: 10 - 15 min. I use a glass pie plate so if you also do, turn the heat down to 425°F.
Tip
One tasty and cooking trick - save in a mug in the fridge drained off bacon drippings to use in this recipe - also for that super taste in English Roast Potatoes!
Now combine well-beaten egg and milk; beat till light. Gradually beat in sifted flour and salt; beat with dover beater till smooth. Let stand 30 minutes. (I personally don%26#039;t bother with this letting stand 30 minutes step.)
Put the bacon dripping into an 8%26quot;x8%26quot; baking pan or divided up between 6 large muffin tins. Heat in oven, make sure you watch pan as it will start to smoke! Pour batter into hot pan; bake in hot over till done. Serves 4.
The trick is the hot fat and the hot oven. Don%26#039;t keep opening the oven to check. Serve immediately as it will deflate as it gets cold. Pour nice beef gravy over top. Or you can use %26quot;Yorkies%26quot; with chicken.
In England, as a kid due to food shortage, we were given the choice of having our slice of %26#039;Yorkie%26#039; on our dinner plate or served as our %26#039;sweet%26#039; with jam on it. Of course we always choose our Yorkie as a %26#039;sweet%26#039; else we didn%26#039;t get any dessert!
Reply:125 ml milk in a bowl add 2 eggs and the white from a third, quick whisk. 115 grams plain flour add to the mixture gradually whisking well.
heat tray with a little oil in
in hot oven 220
add mixture
do not open oven while cooking or will go flat
Reply:4oz Self Raising Flour
2 Eggs
4 fl.oz Milk
Salt
You should have made it earlier and left it to stand for best results.
Alternatively, pop to Tesco and pick up some frozen ones.
Reply:8oz by the way lad flour is the right spelling not your way flower we are not using plants in this recipe
Reply:300ml milk
100grams of flour
1 egg
makes 9
Reply:Flower? Sad.
Reply:I dont use any flower in my yorkshire puddings. I tend to put in a bit of flour though.
Reply:What kind of flower?
I would use poppies.
Reply:2 Lupins and a Lilly.
Reply:4oz Plain Flour
2 Eggs
4 fl.oz Milk
Saltflower
Why jasmine flower change colour after picking it?
the colour of jasmine will fade after we pick it. can u tell me why
Why jasmine flower change colour after picking it?
They are quite fragile, so may be getting bruised when you pick them. They arnt really suitable for cut flowers, for that reason, plus they give me hayfever.
Reply:because it dying.genealogy mormon
Why jasmine flower change colour after picking it?
They are quite fragile, so may be getting bruised when you pick them. They arnt really suitable for cut flowers, for that reason, plus they give me hayfever.
Reply:because it dying.genealogy mormon
Which Springtime flower is your favorite?
I love hyacinths ~ Their scent is amazing!
:-)
Which Springtime flower is your favorite?
I love iris. They come in so many amazing colors!
Reply:Tulips
Reply:personally right now, I%26#039;m hating spring.. my allergies are acting crazy right now and I feel like total crud... When I lived in Texas though, my faves were the sunflowers... I know they usually we considered weeds, but I just loved the colors.
Reply:Daffodils,tulips,hyacinths (yes, the do smell heavenly) and daisies are my favorites.
Reply:Bluebonnets
Reply:i really like daisies and sunflowers
Reply:I love Tulips. I think they are beautiful. SMILE!
Reply:I enjoy hyacinths, daffodils (because they look like sunshine faces), pansies, tulips, magnolias... I love them all!www.poetry.com
:-)
Which Springtime flower is your favorite?
I love iris. They come in so many amazing colors!
Reply:Tulips
Reply:personally right now, I%26#039;m hating spring.. my allergies are acting crazy right now and I feel like total crud... When I lived in Texas though, my faves were the sunflowers... I know they usually we considered weeds, but I just loved the colors.
Reply:Daffodils,tulips,hyacinths (yes, the do smell heavenly) and daisies are my favorites.
Reply:Bluebonnets
Reply:i really like daisies and sunflowers
Reply:I love Tulips. I think they are beautiful. SMILE!
Reply:I enjoy hyacinths, daffodils (because they look like sunshine faces), pansies, tulips, magnolias... I love them all!www.poetry.com
Is a flower a geological feature?
No.
I could be considered a geographical feature, since fauna varies with region. Since you posted your question in the Geography category, I thought you might need that, also.
Is a flower a geological feature?
No. A geological feature is something formed by Earth%26#039;s natural processes, like a volcano, lake, or mountain. It is something not living, as most things that are alive are not %26#039;permanent%26#039; features of a region - that is to say a flower could be torn out of the grown - not so in the case of a volcano.
Reply:Geological features generally include non-living features of the landscape and Earth%26#039;s structure. Rocks, fossils, valleys, mountains, rivers, glaciers, cliffs...these are geological features.
A flower is a biological organism that *interacts* with the geological features of Earth.
Reply:Just the desert rose.
Just kidding. its a certain formation of the mineral gypsum.Soles
I could be considered a geographical feature, since fauna varies with region. Since you posted your question in the Geography category, I thought you might need that, also.
Is a flower a geological feature?
No. A geological feature is something formed by Earth%26#039;s natural processes, like a volcano, lake, or mountain. It is something not living, as most things that are alive are not %26#039;permanent%26#039; features of a region - that is to say a flower could be torn out of the grown - not so in the case of a volcano.
Reply:Geological features generally include non-living features of the landscape and Earth%26#039;s structure. Rocks, fossils, valleys, mountains, rivers, glaciers, cliffs...these are geological features.
A flower is a biological organism that *interacts* with the geological features of Earth.
Reply:Just the desert rose.
Just kidding. its a certain formation of the mineral gypsum.Soles
Many plant/flower questions! please help!?
how long after planting morning glory seeds will it take for it to bloom?
do nasturtiums grow like morning glory%26#039;s?
how long after planting giant imperials will it take to bloom?
will my lupines and foxgloxes bloom this summer if i just planted them a week ago?
how long until coleus bloom after planting seeds?
how long until purple coneflower blooms after planting seeds?
how long until zinnia%26#039;s bloom after planting seeds?
i live in north carolina - coast -and have no idea what zone i%26#039;m in.
i%26#039;m new to planting.
just started planting all of these seeds last week.
any info regarding my questions is greatly appreciated.
thanks.
Many plant/flower questions! please help!?
The plant seed packets should have all the information you need. It will show a map of the US and it is partitioned into planting zones. Find your zone on the map. The seed packtes tell you when to plant, when they start coming up through the ground after you%26#039;ve planted them and when they bloom.affiliate reviews
do nasturtiums grow like morning glory%26#039;s?
how long after planting giant imperials will it take to bloom?
will my lupines and foxgloxes bloom this summer if i just planted them a week ago?
how long until coleus bloom after planting seeds?
how long until purple coneflower blooms after planting seeds?
how long until zinnia%26#039;s bloom after planting seeds?
i live in north carolina - coast -and have no idea what zone i%26#039;m in.
i%26#039;m new to planting.
just started planting all of these seeds last week.
any info regarding my questions is greatly appreciated.
thanks.
Many plant/flower questions! please help!?
The plant seed packets should have all the information you need. It will show a map of the US and it is partitioned into planting zones. Find your zone on the map. The seed packtes tell you when to plant, when they start coming up through the ground after you%26#039;ve planted them and when they bloom.affiliate reviews
Are sun flower seeds a healthy snack?
some people say they are and others say they are not, whats the truth??
Are sun flower seeds a healthy snack?
yes they are good for you ,they have the good kind of oil,also you don%26#039;t have to get the ones with salt,they come without it as well.plus they are delicious
Reply:no they contain to much sodium
Reply:vitamin E. Plus google is your friend.
Reply:the are really frattening cuz they are oily...and oil has a lot of fats!!!
Reply:yes..
except for the massive amount of sodium.
Pumpkin seeds are better,
but not great.White Teeth
Are sun flower seeds a healthy snack?
yes they are good for you ,they have the good kind of oil,also you don%26#039;t have to get the ones with salt,they come without it as well.plus they are delicious
Reply:no they contain to much sodium
Reply:vitamin E. Plus google is your friend.
Reply:the are really frattening cuz they are oily...and oil has a lot of fats!!!
Reply:yes..
except for the massive amount of sodium.
Pumpkin seeds are better,
but not great.White Teeth
Whats the difference between an composite flower and a simple flower? examples please?
could anyone possibly name some?
Whats the difference between an composite flower and a simple flower? examples please?
http://www.backyardnature.net/fl_comps.h...
http://ghs.gresham.k12.or.us/science/ps/...computer
Whats the difference between an composite flower and a simple flower? examples please?
http://www.backyardnature.net/fl_comps.h...
http://ghs.gresham.k12.or.us/science/ps/...computer
I have some very fine roots growing in my flower beds. Any ideas on how to get rid of them?
I think they are from some old trees that have been take out years ago. Every year I struggle with these little fine roots. I would really like to get rid of them but not damage my soil as I am ready to plat flowers in the beds.
I have some very fine roots growing in my flower beds. Any ideas on how to get rid of them?
Roto till it. My Mantis will till and chop roots up to 1/2%26quot; diameter. she doesn%26#039;t really like those big ones too much, but gives them hades. Great organic matter stays in your garden.
Dig them out by hand - aka: hire a high school kid to do it and save your back. (See the YA %26quot;pets/horses%26quot; venue, lots of kids want work to buy their own horsie.)
Battle them and plant away, they%26#039;ll rot in time. Again, good organics.
Want to borrow my %26quot;Manty Mae%26quot; Mantis? ( Yes, my tiller is named as are my car, certain plants, dogs, home....it%26#039;s a Reynwater thing. )
Reply:I had the same thing, and I just pulled them out by hand if I could. Some were very long with lots and lots of little tendrils growing from them.
I think they may have been from the oak tree, which is still in the yard. Every once in awhile, I%26#039;ll see a small sprout that looks like an oak leaf or two, and I pull it up. It comes out of the ground quite easily.
The roots do not seem to affect the other plants in the garden. I removed what I could when I planted, and I don%26#039;t know what%26#039;s underneath anymore. Haven%26#039;t seen any signs of anything other than an errant weed or two and a few grass blades.skin disease
I have some very fine roots growing in my flower beds. Any ideas on how to get rid of them?
Roto till it. My Mantis will till and chop roots up to 1/2%26quot; diameter. she doesn%26#039;t really like those big ones too much, but gives them hades. Great organic matter stays in your garden.
Dig them out by hand - aka: hire a high school kid to do it and save your back. (See the YA %26quot;pets/horses%26quot; venue, lots of kids want work to buy their own horsie.)
Battle them and plant away, they%26#039;ll rot in time. Again, good organics.
Want to borrow my %26quot;Manty Mae%26quot; Mantis? ( Yes, my tiller is named as are my car, certain plants, dogs, home....it%26#039;s a Reynwater thing. )
Reply:I had the same thing, and I just pulled them out by hand if I could. Some were very long with lots and lots of little tendrils growing from them.
I think they may have been from the oak tree, which is still in the yard. Every once in awhile, I%26#039;ll see a small sprout that looks like an oak leaf or two, and I pull it up. It comes out of the ground quite easily.
The roots do not seem to affect the other plants in the garden. I removed what I could when I planted, and I don%26#039;t know what%26#039;s underneath anymore. Haven%26#039;t seen any signs of anything other than an errant weed or two and a few grass blades.skin disease
What perennial flower grows to a height above 4 ft. tall and spreads thickly?
Hollyhocks (sp). I planted some this year. They grow about 6%26#039; tall and flower all summer.
What perennial flower grows to a height above 4 ft. tall and spreads thickly?
Many of the so called decorative grasses grow well above 4 feet high and spread rapidly.
If you want flowers there are many bushes that have flowers too.
My favorite site for looking up plants is.
Monrovia.com
Reply:yarrow, aster, astilbe, boltonia, echinacea, bab%26#039;s breath, helianthus, heliopsis, lupine, foxglove, baptisia
Reply:Hydrangea%26#039;s will do that, but they take a couple of years to really reach maturity.
Reply:salvia
lavendar
lantanamake up
What perennial flower grows to a height above 4 ft. tall and spreads thickly?
Many of the so called decorative grasses grow well above 4 feet high and spread rapidly.
If you want flowers there are many bushes that have flowers too.
My favorite site for looking up plants is.
Monrovia.com
Reply:yarrow, aster, astilbe, boltonia, echinacea, bab%26#039;s breath, helianthus, heliopsis, lupine, foxglove, baptisia
Reply:Hydrangea%26#039;s will do that, but they take a couple of years to really reach maturity.
Reply:salvia
lavendar
lantanamake up
Preserving clover/Flower pressing-- What is the best method for turning this clover into a necklace..?
I have a four leaf clover that was given to me by someone very close, I would like to turn it into something I could maybe wear around my neck-- perhaps by keeping it between two pieces of glass or something..?
What would be the best method for preserving it?
Right now its just in a plastic sleeve....
Preserving clover/Flower pressing-- What is the best method for turning this clover into a necklace..?
http://www.diynetwork.com/diy/cr_natural...
Instructions for a plexiglass collage. It also gives instructions for carving lettering into the backside of the plexiglass to give the appearance of %26quot;frosted%26quot; glass. I%26#039;m sure you could use a clear type of glue to paste it to the plexiglass, etc. Use these instructions as a guidline for what you want to do, but on a way smaller scale.
Reply:If you don%26#039;t start drying it immediatley, it will be ruined. You need to put it between some porous paper like newspaper and keep it under pressure...under a few books. Make sure you lay it flat in there...it may take some poking around while pressing it between the paper. We used to collect 4 leaf clovers on a soccer field at the YMCA. Once it%26#039;s dried...about a week...You can encase it in an enamel.
Have fun and good luck.make up
What would be the best method for preserving it?
Right now its just in a plastic sleeve....
Preserving clover/Flower pressing-- What is the best method for turning this clover into a necklace..?
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Instructions for a plexiglass collage. It also gives instructions for carving lettering into the backside of the plexiglass to give the appearance of %26quot;frosted%26quot; glass. I%26#039;m sure you could use a clear type of glue to paste it to the plexiglass, etc. Use these instructions as a guidline for what you want to do, but on a way smaller scale.
Reply:If you don%26#039;t start drying it immediatley, it will be ruined. You need to put it between some porous paper like newspaper and keep it under pressure...under a few books. Make sure you lay it flat in there...it may take some poking around while pressing it between the paper. We used to collect 4 leaf clovers on a soccer field at the YMCA. Once it%26#039;s dried...about a week...You can encase it in an enamel.
Have fun and good luck.make up
What color flower(s) should i plant in front of blue house???
what color(s) would be best you think???
What color flower(s) should i plant in front of blue house???
You can do a couple of things. If you want to go for the monochromatic, try lavender and purple azaleas. If you%26#039;re going for traditional, tulips, white roses, or daisies work nice. If you%26#039;re going for all out color, choose your greens first. Pick out some nice green plants and flowers and sort of blend that way. depending on the green, you might want to go either pale pink or fuschia pink. Good Luck!
Reply:Burgundy %26amp; White. You could even plant a Burgundy leafed shrub to give you a foundation plant.
Reply:Bright yellow daffodils, and it depends on what zone you live in. But Yellow looks best with blue. And white. White Calla Lilies.
Reply:White, pinks, purples for summer. Yellow and red for spring bulbs.books authors
What color flower(s) should i plant in front of blue house???
You can do a couple of things. If you want to go for the monochromatic, try lavender and purple azaleas. If you%26#039;re going for traditional, tulips, white roses, or daisies work nice. If you%26#039;re going for all out color, choose your greens first. Pick out some nice green plants and flowers and sort of blend that way. depending on the green, you might want to go either pale pink or fuschia pink. Good Luck!
Reply:Burgundy %26amp; White. You could even plant a Burgundy leafed shrub to give you a foundation plant.
Reply:Bright yellow daffodils, and it depends on what zone you live in. But Yellow looks best with blue. And white. White Calla Lilies.
Reply:White, pinks, purples for summer. Yellow and red for spring bulbs.books authors
What if flower?
red rose
What if flower?
A rose by any other name is still a rose.
Reply:Means ?
Reply:What if not? Green jellybean...lol, get off the drugs!!!makeup tips
What if flower?
A rose by any other name is still a rose.
Reply:Means ?
Reply:What if not? Green jellybean...lol, get off the drugs!!!makeup tips
Giving out flower bulbs as wedding favors need a poem?
To attach or a verse that is cute....Anyone got ideas??
Thank u!!
Giving out flower bulbs as wedding favors need a poem?
Please do not waste your money giving out flower bulbs as wedding favors. Wedding favors are unnecessary at best, and they are often a burden. Flower bulbs fall into the burden category, straight to the landfill.
You don%26#039;t have to give wedding favors. Please don%26#039;t give wedding favors. Please don%26#039;t insult the people who spent as much as they could on your gift by tossing money into the landfill with flower bulbs.
Reply:“Happy marriages begin when we marry the ones we love, and they blossom when we love the ones we marry.”
- Tom Mullen
Where flowers bloom so does hope.
- Lady Bird Johnson
In friendship%26#039;s fragrant garden,
There are flowers of every hue.
Each with its own fair beauty
And its gift of joy for you.
- Friendship%26#039;s Garden
Silently a flower blooms,
In silence it falls away;
Yet here now, at this moment, at this place,
The world of the flower, the whole of
the world is blooming.
This is the talk of the flower, the truth
of the blossom:
The glory of eternal life is fully shining here.
- Zenkei Shibayama..
Reply:Love In Full Bloom
Author: Tammy R Craddock
Imagine me as a flower,
Delicate, and yet bold.
Your smile is my sunlight,
Keeping me from the cold.
Shower me with kisses.
Quench my only thirst!
For that is what inspired me
To grow from the very first.
Breathe, take in the fragrance,
The scent of my desire.
Does the aroma please you?
Does it stir your inner fire?
Pluck away all of my petals.
Scatter them on the ground.
When you%26#039;re standing in this path,
Your presence I%26#039;ll surround.
Although I%26#039;m left with just a stem,
I will begin anew.
My love is as deep as my roots.
I%26#039;ll always blossom for you.
A Gift Of Love
Author: Sharon MacFadyen
My gift to you is my love
Given from deep within my heart
It is the best I have to offer
And its yours until this earth we depart
You have captured a part of me
A part so very fragile that I am in fear
For it is my heart I have lost
To you my love, the one I hold most dear
I chose to love you now
With all that I have and all that I am
And I pray that God follows us
To guide our steps as we cross this land
For it is with His blessings
We will live most at peace with each other
For He is the reason after all
We found one another ........ I Love You!
Reply:for a single verse, you could attach a card saying...
Just add, Love, Compassion,Care...visual arts
Thank u!!
Giving out flower bulbs as wedding favors need a poem?
Please do not waste your money giving out flower bulbs as wedding favors. Wedding favors are unnecessary at best, and they are often a burden. Flower bulbs fall into the burden category, straight to the landfill.
You don%26#039;t have to give wedding favors. Please don%26#039;t give wedding favors. Please don%26#039;t insult the people who spent as much as they could on your gift by tossing money into the landfill with flower bulbs.
Reply:“Happy marriages begin when we marry the ones we love, and they blossom when we love the ones we marry.”
- Tom Mullen
Where flowers bloom so does hope.
- Lady Bird Johnson
In friendship%26#039;s fragrant garden,
There are flowers of every hue.
Each with its own fair beauty
And its gift of joy for you.
- Friendship%26#039;s Garden
Silently a flower blooms,
In silence it falls away;
Yet here now, at this moment, at this place,
The world of the flower, the whole of
the world is blooming.
This is the talk of the flower, the truth
of the blossom:
The glory of eternal life is fully shining here.
- Zenkei Shibayama..
Reply:Love In Full Bloom
Author: Tammy R Craddock
Imagine me as a flower,
Delicate, and yet bold.
Your smile is my sunlight,
Keeping me from the cold.
Shower me with kisses.
Quench my only thirst!
For that is what inspired me
To grow from the very first.
Breathe, take in the fragrance,
The scent of my desire.
Does the aroma please you?
Does it stir your inner fire?
Pluck away all of my petals.
Scatter them on the ground.
When you%26#039;re standing in this path,
Your presence I%26#039;ll surround.
Although I%26#039;m left with just a stem,
I will begin anew.
My love is as deep as my roots.
I%26#039;ll always blossom for you.
A Gift Of Love
Author: Sharon MacFadyen
My gift to you is my love
Given from deep within my heart
It is the best I have to offer
And its yours until this earth we depart
You have captured a part of me
A part so very fragile that I am in fear
For it is my heart I have lost
To you my love, the one I hold most dear
I chose to love you now
With all that I have and all that I am
And I pray that God follows us
To guide our steps as we cross this land
For it is with His blessings
We will live most at peace with each other
For He is the reason after all
We found one another ........ I Love You!
Reply:for a single verse, you could attach a card saying...
Just add, Love, Compassion,Care...visual arts
Would a flower fix this for you? please answer?
i met this guy wen i was with my boyfriend an he seemed to like me. i went to his house one night and we watched movies then he kissed me on the lips before i left then said sorry coz i had a bf.
well now me an my bf are broken up an have seen this guy a few more times with a friend an kissed him more an the other time i didnt coz i felt weird... its stupid
anyway last weekend we all went to the pub an I tried to hook up with him an he said no so I got angry (i was drunk) he msgd me an said he didn’t want to hook up just wanted friends
i didnt no wat happened..
i mean i wasnt sure if i liked him or not but i realise now that i do an now he wants friends... he told me this last nite an the day before i went a picked a big beautiful yellow rose an left it on his front door with i note saying i was sorry coz i wasnt sure wat i did.. i still like him an dont no wat to do..
just want to no wat u think an any advice u have.
atm im letting it go an hoping it will work out itself
=(
Would a flower fix this for you? please answer?
no a flower would not fix ityahoo finance
well now me an my bf are broken up an have seen this guy a few more times with a friend an kissed him more an the other time i didnt coz i felt weird... its stupid
anyway last weekend we all went to the pub an I tried to hook up with him an he said no so I got angry (i was drunk) he msgd me an said he didn’t want to hook up just wanted friends
i didnt no wat happened..
i mean i wasnt sure if i liked him or not but i realise now that i do an now he wants friends... he told me this last nite an the day before i went a picked a big beautiful yellow rose an left it on his front door with i note saying i was sorry coz i wasnt sure wat i did.. i still like him an dont no wat to do..
just want to no wat u think an any advice u have.
atm im letting it go an hoping it will work out itself
=(
Would a flower fix this for you? please answer?
no a flower would not fix ityahoo finance
Help on Flower Stand Tycoon~please!?
Has anyone played the game and been able to win? I have upgraded everything (a long time ago), I have almost 5 million dollars..but i cant seem to get above 35 percent of the market share. Ive been playing for days and its getting pretty boring ..any suggestions?
Help on Flower Stand Tycoon~please!?
yeah advertise ur tycoonc++
Help on Flower Stand Tycoon~please!?
yeah advertise ur tycoonc++
What size flower pot would you plant daffodils in, and how many bulbs would you put in it?
I would use a 5gal pot and plant 8 to 10 bulbs
What size flower pot would you plant daffodils in, and how many bulbs would you put in it?
depends how many your going to put in the pot stsrt of with a ten gallon pot and put as many as you can fit in there if it is too small go for a bigger pot.
Reply:how ever many will fit with a reasonal amount of spacing.
you have to consider the fact that the bulbs need room to grow--roots.loan
What size flower pot would you plant daffodils in, and how many bulbs would you put in it?
depends how many your going to put in the pot stsrt of with a ten gallon pot and put as many as you can fit in there if it is too small go for a bigger pot.
Reply:how ever many will fit with a reasonal amount of spacing.
you have to consider the fact that the bulbs need room to grow--roots.loan
What perennial flower grows to a height above 4 ft. tall and spreads thickly?
Hollyhocks (sp). I planted some this year. They grow about 6%26#039; tall and flower all summer.
What perennial flower grows to a height above 4 ft. tall and spreads thickly?
Many of the so called decorative grasses grow well above 4 feet high and spread rapidly.
If you want flowers there are many bushes that have flowers too.
My favorite site for looking up plants is.
Monrovia.com
Reply:yarrow, aster, astilbe, boltonia, echinacea, bab%26#039;s breath, helianthus, heliopsis, lupine, foxglove, baptisia
Reply:Hydrangea%26#039;s will do that, but they take a couple of years to really reach maturity.
Reply:salvia
lavendar
lantanaReebok
What perennial flower grows to a height above 4 ft. tall and spreads thickly?
Many of the so called decorative grasses grow well above 4 feet high and spread rapidly.
If you want flowers there are many bushes that have flowers too.
My favorite site for looking up plants is.
Monrovia.com
Reply:yarrow, aster, astilbe, boltonia, echinacea, bab%26#039;s breath, helianthus, heliopsis, lupine, foxglove, baptisia
Reply:Hydrangea%26#039;s will do that, but they take a couple of years to really reach maturity.
Reply:salvia
lavendar
lantanaReebok
If a flower has no oxygen will it die faster?
If you cut off a plants air will it die faster? I need a website about this for science.
If a flower has no oxygen will it die faster?
NO IT WILL NOT, U guys r dumb. It preformes cellular respiration, however, that gives of carbon dioxide as a biproduct. Thus Photosynthesis can take place and Oxygen is a biproduct of that, so its a never ending cycle.
Reply:Yes, because like all living things it needs oxygen for cellular respiration to charge atp.
Reply:YES- obviously because it is a living thing and like us if it doesn%26#039;t gets oxygen it will definitely die faster.
Reply:yespuppy teeth
If a flower has no oxygen will it die faster?
NO IT WILL NOT, U guys r dumb. It preformes cellular respiration, however, that gives of carbon dioxide as a biproduct. Thus Photosynthesis can take place and Oxygen is a biproduct of that, so its a never ending cycle.
Reply:Yes, because like all living things it needs oxygen for cellular respiration to charge atp.
Reply:YES- obviously because it is a living thing and like us if it doesn%26#039;t gets oxygen it will definitely die faster.
Reply:yespuppy teeth
After the flower dies, do good gardners dig up the tulip bulbs, place in a dark place and re-plant next year?
No, it is best to leave the bulbs in the ground. That way they can grow nutrients for the next blooming season. They harden off in the colder temps in the winter. This step is necessary to produce the blooms.
After the flower dies, do good gardners dig up the tulip bulbs, place in a dark place and re-plant next year?
I may not be a %26quot;good gardener%26quot;, but I have always just left my in the flower bed. Thay always seem to come back fine. That is, if the chipmunks and squirrels don%26#039;t dig them up.
Reply:I live in Tennessee too, and we mostly just leave them in the ground.
Reply:i just leave mine in the ground i live in tennesee, and they are fineand bloom every year.
Reply:Here in MI it is better to dig them up or some will be lost to freezing.loan
After the flower dies, do good gardners dig up the tulip bulbs, place in a dark place and re-plant next year?
I may not be a %26quot;good gardener%26quot;, but I have always just left my in the flower bed. Thay always seem to come back fine. That is, if the chipmunks and squirrels don%26#039;t dig them up.
Reply:I live in Tennessee too, and we mostly just leave them in the ground.
Reply:i just leave mine in the ground i live in tennesee, and they are fineand bloom every year.
Reply:Here in MI it is better to dig them up or some will be lost to freezing.loan
Why do flower growers use soiless soil, and how can I make it ?
A Yahoo search for %26quot;soilless gardening medium%26quot; (include the quotation marks in the search box) yields 269 results. If you do the same search, and are willing to spend a little time exploring, I%26#039;m sure that you will quickly find the information you seek.
Good luck with your search.
Why do flower growers use soiless soil, and how can I make it ?
How? See first answer (and please ignore the rude guy). Why? It%26#039;s sterile and that%26#039;s important. It%26#039;s lightweight. You can tell if a basket or container needs water just by the feel! It accepts water readily but is well drained. It%26#039;s really easy to work with, and the pH is balanced.
Reply:http://www.ext.vt.edu/pubs/envirohort/42...
Home Hydroponics from Virginiga Tech, all you want to know.Shoes
Good luck with your search.
Why do flower growers use soiless soil, and how can I make it ?
How? See first answer (and please ignore the rude guy). Why? It%26#039;s sterile and that%26#039;s important. It%26#039;s lightweight. You can tell if a basket or container needs water just by the feel! It accepts water readily but is well drained. It%26#039;s really easy to work with, and the pH is balanced.
Reply:http://www.ext.vt.edu/pubs/envirohort/42...
Home Hydroponics from Virginiga Tech, all you want to know.Shoes
Are sun flower bad for you?
i want to replace fattening food is this a good replacement
Are sun flower bad for you?
sunflower seeds are very healthy. Just don%26#039;t over do it.
Reply:Sunflower seed oil is a good liquid oil that contains many polyunsaturated fatty acids. It is not, however, a calorie light food.
Reply:no
Reply:i have no clue lolnanny
Are sun flower bad for you?
sunflower seeds are very healthy. Just don%26#039;t over do it.
Reply:Sunflower seed oil is a good liquid oil that contains many polyunsaturated fatty acids. It is not, however, a calorie light food.
Reply:no
Reply:i have no clue lolnanny
Question about flower arrangements for pews!?
Are pomanders okay to use for the arragements on the side of the pews going down the center isle of the church, with bows above the pomanders?
Thank you in advance!
Question about flower arrangements for pews!?
I would recommend you cut the pomander in half so that it lies flat against the pew, otherwise it may not sit the way you are picturing it because its round and will be sitting against a flat surface. But yes, thats a perfect type of arrangement for a pew.
Good luck!
Reply:Yes, but make sure they don%26#039;t stick out too much.
Reply:I hope that I looked at the right picture of what a pomander is when i queried it and if it is the right pic that I looked up then I think they will be fine by themselves. If you add the bow that may be over doing it with it but this is your wedding you should do what you want and if you want the bow above it then go for it. If you can post an example of one so I know for sure we are talking about the same thing.
I will email you personally and let you know once I see the pic.
Reply:SURE IT IS YOUR WEDDING DARLING! YOU NEED TO DECARATE IN ANYWAY YOU THINK IS ACCEPTABLE! SET A LITTLE ARRANGEMENT OF THE FLOWERS AND THEN PUT THEM ON A FEW PEWS AND TAKE A LOOK THAT WAY YOU WILL HAVE A PERSONAL VIEW TO SHOW YOU THE WAY IT WILL LOOK ON THAT DAY!!skin disease
Thank you in advance!
Question about flower arrangements for pews!?
I would recommend you cut the pomander in half so that it lies flat against the pew, otherwise it may not sit the way you are picturing it because its round and will be sitting against a flat surface. But yes, thats a perfect type of arrangement for a pew.
Good luck!
Reply:Yes, but make sure they don%26#039;t stick out too much.
Reply:I hope that I looked at the right picture of what a pomander is when i queried it and if it is the right pic that I looked up then I think they will be fine by themselves. If you add the bow that may be over doing it with it but this is your wedding you should do what you want and if you want the bow above it then go for it. If you can post an example of one so I know for sure we are talking about the same thing.
I will email you personally and let you know once I see the pic.
Reply:SURE IT IS YOUR WEDDING DARLING! YOU NEED TO DECARATE IN ANYWAY YOU THINK IS ACCEPTABLE! SET A LITTLE ARRANGEMENT OF THE FLOWERS AND THEN PUT THEM ON A FEW PEWS AND TAKE A LOOK THAT WAY YOU WILL HAVE A PERSONAL VIEW TO SHOW YOU THE WAY IT WILL LOOK ON THAT DAY!!skin disease
Question about flower arrangements for pews!?
Are pomanders okay to use for the arragements on the side of the pews going down the center isle of the church, with bows above the pomanders?
Thank you in advance!
Question about flower arrangements for pews!?
I would recommend you cut the pomander in half so that it lies flat against the pew, otherwise it may not sit the way you are picturing it because its round and will be sitting against a flat surface. But yes, thats a perfect type of arrangement for a pew.
Good luck!
Reply:Yes, but make sure they don%26#039;t stick out too much.
Reply:I hope that I looked at the right picture of what a pomander is when i queried it and if it is the right pic that I looked up then I think they will be fine by themselves. If you add the bow that may be over doing it with it but this is your wedding you should do what you want and if you want the bow above it then go for it. If you can post an example of one so I know for sure we are talking about the same thing.
I will email you personally and let you know once I see the pic.
Reply:SURE IT IS YOUR WEDDING DARLING! YOU NEED TO DECARATE IN ANYWAY YOU THINK IS ACCEPTABLE! SET A LITTLE ARRANGEMENT OF THE FLOWERS AND THEN PUT THEM ON A FEW PEWS AND TAKE A LOOK THAT WAY YOU WILL HAVE A PERSONAL VIEW TO SHOW YOU THE WAY IT WILL LOOK ON THAT DAY!!super nanny
Thank you in advance!
Question about flower arrangements for pews!?
I would recommend you cut the pomander in half so that it lies flat against the pew, otherwise it may not sit the way you are picturing it because its round and will be sitting against a flat surface. But yes, thats a perfect type of arrangement for a pew.
Good luck!
Reply:Yes, but make sure they don%26#039;t stick out too much.
Reply:I hope that I looked at the right picture of what a pomander is when i queried it and if it is the right pic that I looked up then I think they will be fine by themselves. If you add the bow that may be over doing it with it but this is your wedding you should do what you want and if you want the bow above it then go for it. If you can post an example of one so I know for sure we are talking about the same thing.
I will email you personally and let you know once I see the pic.
Reply:SURE IT IS YOUR WEDDING DARLING! YOU NEED TO DECARATE IN ANYWAY YOU THINK IS ACCEPTABLE! SET A LITTLE ARRANGEMENT OF THE FLOWERS AND THEN PUT THEM ON A FEW PEWS AND TAKE A LOOK THAT WAY YOU WILL HAVE A PERSONAL VIEW TO SHOW YOU THE WAY IT WILL LOOK ON THAT DAY!!super nanny
I have a spot in my flower bed that flowers will not grow in. Other plants around it grow fine. Any ideas?
Could be something was poured out there (old cooking oil, gasoline) that takes years to break down? Could also be moles/voles. See if there is a tunnel leading around that spot. They could be eating the roots of whatever you plant there!
If all else fails, dig up that spot and remove it. Put new dirt down. If you are going to go to this expense, make sure you got it all. Short of that, you could feed and compost the spot and try planting there again next year.
No matter what, I would dig there and see what you can find. Maybe take a soil sample to a county office.
I have a spot in my flower bed that flowers will not grow in. Other plants around it grow fine. Any ideas?
Place a beautiful outdoor gardent accent/statue/gazing ball or bird bath.
Reply:Plant new soil in that 1 area then wait a day for the other flowers to get used to it and then plant some new flowers in that area.
Reply:Do a soil test. Take a sample to your local cooperative extension (there%26#039;s one for every state) and they should be able to identify the problem.
Reply:It could be a couple of things--soil or sun.
For soil it could be due to soil fungus issues. I read an article about covering the area with clear plastic and letting it bake in the sun for a week or so. I think then you need to ammend it with topsoil or compost to make it fertile again. Add some peat moss and sand too--for kicks. It works in my vegetable garden.
If it is sun, maybe it is getting more or less or what is planted there is not right for it.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
Reply:If weeds grow there, then I would just mix in some top soil and peat moss and try again. If nothing grows there, then I would dig the area out and replace with top soil.
Reply:More information is needed to answer this question properly. What are the sunlight conditions? Is the area wet, dry, or in between? If it gets more shade than sun and overly dry, hostas will do nicely. So will lamiums, creeping Jenny and cranesbill. These are all perennials and grow nicely in the shady spots of my garden. The soil in my garden can get a bit dry but they seem to be doing o.k. These plants can stand a bit of moisture as well (not boggy but damp).
Of course, it%26#039;s also possible that something is wrong with the soil. Do cats and/or dogs like to use that spot as a bathroom or is it possible something chemical was spilled on it? If either is the case, you might try replacing the soil in that spot with a good quality outdoor garden soil. Mothballs placed around the area will deter cats. I%26#039;ve had problems with cats and it worked for me.affiliate
If all else fails, dig up that spot and remove it. Put new dirt down. If you are going to go to this expense, make sure you got it all. Short of that, you could feed and compost the spot and try planting there again next year.
No matter what, I would dig there and see what you can find. Maybe take a soil sample to a county office.
I have a spot in my flower bed that flowers will not grow in. Other plants around it grow fine. Any ideas?
Place a beautiful outdoor gardent accent/statue/gazing ball or bird bath.
Reply:Plant new soil in that 1 area then wait a day for the other flowers to get used to it and then plant some new flowers in that area.
Reply:Do a soil test. Take a sample to your local cooperative extension (there%26#039;s one for every state) and they should be able to identify the problem.
Reply:It could be a couple of things--soil or sun.
For soil it could be due to soil fungus issues. I read an article about covering the area with clear plastic and letting it bake in the sun for a week or so. I think then you need to ammend it with topsoil or compost to make it fertile again. Add some peat moss and sand too--for kicks. It works in my vegetable garden.
If it is sun, maybe it is getting more or less or what is planted there is not right for it.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
Reply:If weeds grow there, then I would just mix in some top soil and peat moss and try again. If nothing grows there, then I would dig the area out and replace with top soil.
Reply:More information is needed to answer this question properly. What are the sunlight conditions? Is the area wet, dry, or in between? If it gets more shade than sun and overly dry, hostas will do nicely. So will lamiums, creeping Jenny and cranesbill. These are all perennials and grow nicely in the shady spots of my garden. The soil in my garden can get a bit dry but they seem to be doing o.k. These plants can stand a bit of moisture as well (not boggy but damp).
Of course, it%26#039;s also possible that something is wrong with the soil. Do cats and/or dogs like to use that spot as a bathroom or is it possible something chemical was spilled on it? If either is the case, you might try replacing the soil in that spot with a good quality outdoor garden soil. Mothballs placed around the area will deter cats. I%26#039;ve had problems with cats and it worked for me.affiliate
What other flower can be used in insecticide making?
I don%26#039;t know what flowers can be used in making insecticides, but I do know what flower keeps the mosquitos away: marigolds. They hate marigolds. Plant them as a border for your patio and live the summer mosquito-free. The only thing is that they don%26#039;t smell good.fitness
What color flower does the groom where?
my bridemaids are burgandy.
What color flower does the groom where?
Go with a deep red rose one that matches closest to the burgundy.
Reply:His Flower should match or compliment yours. Keep it simple and elegant.
Reply:i think white goes with everything and looks really classy so i would personally go with white hope i helped and congrats!performing arts
What color flower does the groom where?
Go with a deep red rose one that matches closest to the burgundy.
Reply:His Flower should match or compliment yours. Keep it simple and elegant.
Reply:i think white goes with everything and looks really classy so i would personally go with white hope i helped and congrats!performing arts
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