What is the name of flower/plant,which blooms once in about 12 years?

kendali

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kandali

What is the name of flower/plant,which blooms once in about 12 years?
Rafflesia
Reply:might that be a century plant
Reply:a century cactus
Reply:a century cactus

choosing loops

What flower is associated with the name melissa?

Lemon balm

I want a photo of a flower called Lambs tail or a botanical name if possible?

you may be able to find it on the web. USE GOOGLE images and type in lambs tail flower pictures, you probably will get some flowers and search to you find it.

I want a photo of a flower called Lambs tail or a botanical name if possible?
Here ya go:
Reply:Yahoo also has the same option in searching for images so try both Yahoo and Google just in case. Just type in the flower and push images. Good luck
Reply:HERE'S A SITE....

http://www.sunnygardens.com/garden_plant...

Does anybody noe a flower which is like celery?if you put a stalk of celery in a blue liquid,it will turn blue

is there any white flowers which are like that?or is it all flowers have this "ability" to do it?if so,please name a few of them (3 to 5).and state whether they are cheap or expensive and whether they are easy to be found in Singapore.



Thank you very much! :)

Does anybody noe a flower which is like celery?if you put a stalk of celery in a blue liquid,it will turn blue
Any white flower should do this. It is simply the water being taken into the flowers vascular system.

Try:

Carnation

Rose

Daisy - haven't tried this one myself.
Reply:Sea grapes and Durian flowers are white and might take up color if put in water with a stong concentration of food coloring. Chinese Crepe Myrtle is pink, but you could try putting it in laundry bluing to see if you could make it turn purple. Golden Penda blooms are yellow, but if you put them in bluing or red food coloring to see what happens. In the US I've always used Queen Anne's Lace (wild carrot) to do this, as it grows wild everywhere and takes up color easily. It might grow where you live, but I can't find any references.
Reply:White Frangipani,Hibiscus,costas,Bangkok rose, these are all edible and should be everywhere in the tropics.I cant help you on price though. A walk around your fantastic and famous gardens should help alot I would think..
Reply:Carnations do that. They are inexpensive in America. I don't know about Singapore.

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What are some names that means flowers?

acacia, azalea, best, bloom, blossom, bluebell, boom, broom, bud, cactus, camellia, carnation, center, champion, choice, chosen, chrysanthemum, clematis, columbine, corona, daffodil, dahlia, daisy, delphinium, diamond, essence, feather, figure, flag, flax, forsythia, fuchsia, gardenia, garland, gem, geranium, growth, heart, heather, hibiscus, hyacinth, illuminate, image, indigo, iris, jasmine, jewel, lilac, lily, lotus, magnolia, mallow, marigold, marrow, marshmallow, mignonette, myrtle, narcissus, oleander, open, orchid, ornament, pansy, peony, pick, pink, poppy, pride, prime, primrose, prize, progress, queen, rose, sap, season, select, snowdrop, society, soul, spirit, stock, style, substance, sunflower, superlative, top, tulip, vegetation, verbena, viola, violet, wildflower, wisteria.

Hope this helps!!

What are some names that means flowers?
jasmine
Reply:Iris, Hyacinth, Jasmine, Violet, Lavender, and Heather are all names of flowers and people too.
Reply:Daisy.
Reply:violet

rosemary

jasmine

ivy

berry
Reply:Violet

Daisy

Lily

Rose

Iris
Reply:Iris, Hyacinth, Tulip.
Reply:Fleur means flower in french
Reply:Calla - like the lilly, Holly, Zinnia, Amaryllis - like the little girl from The Music Man, Blossom, Dahlia, Clover, Iris, Ivy, Lilac, Poppy, Petunia, Yasmin/Jasmine ... I work at a greenhouse, I could go on all day =]
Reply:Petunia

Flora

Fleur

Fuschia

Rose
Reply:my favorite one: Jasmine



try googling for flower names.
Reply:heather

jasmine

daisy

rose

lily

violet

flora

iris

aster

marigold

clemintine

oleander

pansy

tansy

bryony

blossom

orchid

myrtle

petunia

zinnia

poppy

peony

posy

magnolia

jonquil

bluebell

buttercup

azalea
Reply:Violet, Viola, Fleur, Flora, Honeysuckle, Rose, Tulip, Primrose, Poppy, Hyacinth, Daisy, Petunia,
Reply:Petunia, Padma, Hadley, Acacia, Alyssa, Amara, Chryssa, Crina, Dahlia, Holly, Florence, Iola, Iris, Jasmine, Kalei, Mai, Pansy, Narcissa, Posy, Rayen, Rosabel, Rosalie, Rosemary, Rosina, Sue, Tansy, Viola, Yolonda, Yasmine, Zahra, Zaria...
Reply:Lilly! Beautiful name!
Reply:avanna

heather

pansy

daisy

alyssa

blossom

dahlia

queen(queenie)

camellia/Camelia

clover

hana

flora

ione

iris (personally my fave)

jolan

kalina

lillian (nickname lilly/lily)

rose(rosa)

marigold

samantha

sharon

violet

yasmin

yolanda(i also love this one)

jasmine

rhoda

blossom
Reply:Dahlia

Iris

Jacinta

Jessamine

Aster

Lilac

Daisy

Magnolia

Lavender

Violet

Poppy
Reply:Poppy, Rose, Lily, Lilac, Laurel, Petunia, Iris, Daisy, Violet...uhm, I can't think of anymore
Reply:Rose,

Rose-anne.

Lilly,

Poppy
Reply:marguerite,heather, iris
Reply:lilac?
Reply:Violet, Jasmine, Orcharid, Iris
Reply:rose, violet, or something like that. a cool name is Raven, not a flower but its cool
Reply:Floras



Fleurs



Wennas/Wens
Reply:rose?

dvr

Name this flower?

Can you help me figure out what type of flower this is?

It's driving me nuts! I love this type of flower but no one can figure out what it is.





http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a110/D...

Name this flower?
Looks like Periwinkle to me....
Reply:how about a color?
Reply:I'm pretty sure its vinca. I think there are different types of vinca, some are also called periwinkle and are more of a groundcover with purple flowers, and then there are types sold as annual flowers and are in more colors, pinks, whites, etc, and some have that strip down the petal like in the picture. All vinca have 5 petal flowers.



http://www.fernlea.com/annual/variety/vi...

http://henryfields.com/product.asp?pn=08...

http://gurneys.com/product.asp_Q_pn_E_70...

http://plants.usda.gov/java/profile?symb...

http://www.colostate.edu/Dept/CoopExt/4d...
Reply:I am thinking that is a black and white picture of phlox. It is an annual and perennial depending on where you live and the variety. There is tall garden phlox, spreading phlox, wild phlox...you get the idea.
Reply:i'm not sure that's an actual photo, but to me it looks like a morning glory.

What is the name of our state's flower?(united states)?

I was always under the impression that the U.S. national flower is the American Beauty rose.



This site says it is the rose, in general.

http://www.twilightbridge.com/hobbies/fe...



Here's a breakdown state by state

http://www.50states.com/flower.htm

What is the name of our state's flower?(united states)?
Which state? Each state has their own. Check if we have a national flower-maybe we do
Reply:Must be the famous anonymous no namium.
Reply:state of confusion??? what state ?
Reply:The National Flower of the USA is the Rose

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Do u know name of this Flower? Found generally in grass.. Please Help?

Hi Friends,

http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=+FLO...

pLEASE have a look ,

Second last row and Last image means from left to right picture no 5.



Please tell me name of that flower, i have always seen in Grass..

( I have seen big wall paper of that flower and i fall in love with that.. now wants to buy that but dont know name of flower, so please please help.)



and if any one know who makes this exclusive wall paper 10 points from me...



Thanks

Do u know name of this Flower? Found generally in grass.. Please Help?
Do you mean the Dandelion? If you search on Google images - there are loads......... for your computer....

http://www.wallcoo.net/flower/dandelion/...

http://www.wallpaperpimper.com/wallpaper...

for your walls......

http://www.wallpaperstore.com/scripts/Cu...

What do you think of my friend's poem?

It's kind of in the middle of a larger poem, but tell me what you think



To the white sand I may speak a name, fertile

Albeit in a stranger tongue. Tree names, flower names

Deliberate, gainsay death's brittle cript. Meanwhile

The wind that knots itself in one great death--

Coils and withdraws. So syllables want breath.

What do you think of my friend's poem?
Wow so deep and captivating . I really love your wording and your command of language
Reply:Oh ok, hehe sneaky :) Report It
Reply:Interesting, but to me your friend seems too caught up in using big difficult words to worry so much about the symbolism or sense. Perhaps it would make more sense taken in context of the greater poem, but as it is, only bits and pieces seem to make any sense.
Reply:Reminiscent of Shakespeare, and Milton, I agree. In the style of classic English literature.
Reply:very shakesperean
Reply:One of the few decent poems that I've seen posted here.
Reply:nope, don't like

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What is the name of a flower formed of multiple small flowers that are rose & yellow, it's found in many parks

More than likely it's a Lantana. There are several varieties in different colors, but the pink/yellow/white combo is probably the most common. It grows like a weed here in Texas but usually dies back after the first frost and returns from roots/seeds in the spring.



This site has some good info and a picture.

What is the name of a flower formed of multiple small flowers that are rose %26amp; yellow, it's found in many parks
Certainly could be Lantana but there is also a variety of Yarrow that is yellow with pink edges, very pretty.

If the leaf of the plant is soft and fern-like, it's probably yarrow, if the leaf is kind of oval shaped, it's probably lantana.

What kind of flower is this????

This was in the BWCA in MINNESOTA. anyone know what the name of the flower is? http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y148/Da...

What kind of flower is this????
Roger, I think it is fireweed. Here is a photo link. Find the list of pink flowers on the left side of the screen and click on fireweed:



http://www.jburroughs.org/science/resour...
Reply:lady slipper I think.
Reply:These look like Fireweed (epilobium augustifolium); they tend to grow in areas that have been disturbed (such as along highways) or recently burned sites.
Reply:It looks like some kind of wildflower to me.
Reply:Looks like a bee baum.
Reply:Not sure ... it has very distinctive characteristics: 4 free, clawed petals and 4-branched style. It is definitely NOT Ladys Slipper, Bee Balm or Epilobium ... none of them have that character combination.
Reply:It must be some type of wildflower. It's very pretty but I don't know the name. Sorry.

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Name the smallest flower ever to be found in the history of the world and India.?

The smallest known flowering plants are in the genus Wolffia, which float on the surface of quiet streams and ponds. The entire plant—flower and all—is less than a millimeter long. A bouquet of a dozen could fit on the head of a pin.

Name the smallest flower ever to be found in the history of the world and India.?
The smallest flower is known as duckweed.It is completely microscopic and is found only in wet marsh lands.

Is it okay if your husband calls other women personal names or am I just being paranoid?

I am uncomfortable with my husband calling other woman names like flower and petal to me its not right as I would not do it for me only my husband will have that priveledge, I guess it also has to do with the trust issues that have arisen again after he lied about something concerning his ex-girlfriend, did'nt expect it to happen after we got married,and after I worked so hard to put the past behind me and regain my trust in him. well other people call me names like love or babe or sugar but I don't do the same, I believe that you can still be nice minus the pet naming calling, just to add to it the woman that calls him sugar plum happens to be a flirtatious thing, I just think he should'nt be encouraging her, as much as he claims its nothing really,it could lead to something which I just could'nt deal with, cos I know how certain woman can be, it really depends on who you use personal names with i guess.Well for me it has always been about him. So am I just being paranoid?

Is it okay if your husband calls other women personal names or am I just being paranoid?
im the same i dont like my partner callin women names like honey or luv,i think it should be a personal thing and i only should be called them names,and some of the women he calls them names are flirtatious too,it annoys me and my blood boils,while some people might think its no harm,i hate it.your not bein paranoid,i feel the same.................x
Reply:I don't think you are being paranoid, it natural to feel a bit jealous. I wouldn't like it if my husband called any other woman honey or sweetheart, they are names for me only.



Actually, he usually calls most other women Doris!!
Reply:Sounds like your husband is a flirt. Respect is earned and given. Its never taken or forced. If he respects you tell him your loosing what respect you have for him. This might just make him consider his actions and treat you with the respect you deserve.
Reply:Your still worried about the past and you havent regained trust in him. The little pet names are a bit much if he loves you he would stop.
Reply:If this is really upsetting you, then he should respect your feelings %26amp; stop doing it. It's a small thing, but would give you peace of mind - so explain that to him. Then ask him nicely if he'll stop doing it. If he doesn't, you know there's a big problem, because then it's not just about him calling other women pet names, it's then about that he doesn't care how you feel in the situation.



Am I making sense? It's very longwinded, but anyway, good luck with this!
Reply:no i dont think what hes doin is ok..if my husband even thought that i would prob. have a cow..i would just tell him that it makes you mad and theres no reason for him to talk to them like that..i think thats just very disrespectful of him and if he gets upset with you after you tell him how you feel then that could be serious he should respect how it makes you feel ya know..
Reply:yes its ok
Reply:Not sure thats hard to say.I guess if it was me and a girl was calling my man names,I would confront her also and tell her there is no need for it.I wouldnt deal with it.And talk to him about it tell him it makes you feel uncomfortable.
Reply:I understand what you are saying. Did he just start doing this or has he always done it but now it just bothers you? As for him not encouraging that flirtatious thing, I'd agree with that too. Because an affair usually starts as "oh it's nothing". I don't want to freak you out by saying that but it's mostly true. I don't know what went on with his ex girlfriend and I'm not saying you are wrong either but go back over the incident and see if maybe your insecurities did help kick that into over drive. I don't know what he did and he my have been out of line but check your own motives first.



He sounds like he's willing to work on things so maybe some counseling is in order. Because he's your husband and it is, to a certain degree, his responsibility to help you through this. But don't sit and stew in things, move on from the pet name thing for now.



Just let things be for a while before you talk to him again, and try not to hold a grudge or punish him in some way. Like withholding sex, or something. Good Luck.



xxx
Reply:Once trust has been violated, if the person is truly, truly, truly remorseful the violator will do whatever is necessary to regain it. If the perpetrator is continuing the behavior which led to the cheating, lying, etc., the old saying is replayed in your head, once a cheater always a cheater. That is resonated in your mind along with his actions.



So, no you are not being paranoid, hubby is not doing all he can to regain your trust and seems to not really care as long as his ego is being stroked by these flirtatious hos and biatches. If it bothers you, regardless, whether its innocent blah blah, your hubby should stop it. He is disrespecting you, otherwise.

Name of a flower?

Its a Tall Flower. It is very beautiful the petals droop over but they are like little balls all the way down the stem... Its not an orchid or a lily I don't think... Please Help!

Name of a flower?
I am going with hollyhock or gladiola.
Reply:Amen on your description! I have never seen a glad stock with balls up and down. It's more like small "spears" not balls! ...Billy Ray Report It
Reply:My guess is What you know!
Reply:Hard to guess from such a brief description. How about a delphinium.
Reply:Hollyhock?



Added Info: howza bouta Snapdragon! The flower buds resemble little "balls" up and down the stalk as they develop and before they open up. Come to think of it, the seed pods also look like little balls after the flower blooms..lol



**Billy Ray**
Reply:cyclamen??
Reply:Not sure of the spelling, maybe Hydranga?
Reply:Peony?

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Looking for a pink hand lotion made in the 1950-60's named Dessert Flower or Dessert Rose?

The Dessert Flower lotion was sold in a cylinder bottle with a gold lid and was pink and nice lotion. We used to buy it at drug stores. If anyone knows if this is still made, contact me. Thanks

Looking for a pink hand lotion made in the 1950-60's named Dessert Flower or Dessert Rose?
The correct name is Desert Flower. It can be purchased from the following website:

http://www.sabonnyc.com/miva/merchant.mv...
Reply:Hard-to-find older products from the 50's %26amp; 60's can sometimes be found by checking the following website (it's also a catalog):



vermontcountrystore.com



If they don't have it, let them know and they will search for it in various places in the world. (they have brands that have disappeared from the American market like SWEET HEART, SOAP-ON-A-ROPE, CAMAY, PEARS, LUX, PALMOLIVE, and LIFEBUOY soaps; AMBUSH, TWEED, EVENING IN PARIS, WIND SONG, INTERLUDE, BLUE GRASS, ARPEGE by LANVIN, and SHALIMAR toiletries. They may be able to find DESERT FLOWER or DESERT ROSE for you. Good Luck !

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Mystery flower?

I purchased some hanging flower baskets with no name of the flower on them. They are daisy shaped pink and purple with yellow centres about half the size of daisies. The stems are about two feet long and hang over the side of the basket. Anyone have a clue what they are and how to look after them?

Mystery flower?
Maybe they are Asters.
Reply:Here are flowers for comparison that look like you just described. See if any are yours.

Coreopsis: http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...

http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...

Zinnia: http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...

http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...

Aster:

http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...

http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...

Daisies: (They come in all sizes) http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...

I need some help--concerning flowers & plants! Anyone who works @ a flower shop / knows about plants & flowers

Okay so i got an interview for a job in a Flower shop--i need some help...

1.) What are really common plants sold in a flower shop???

2.) What do i really need ot know so that the plants don't die or get sick-details if possible please.

3.) GIve me some names and details about some flowers and plants

Thank yooooooooooooooooooooooooooouuuuuuuuuuuu...

I need some help--concerning flowers %26amp; plants! Anyone who works @ a flower shop / knows about plants %26amp; flowers
Oh, boy. Well, I think each flower shop may have their own way of taking care of flowers, so don't study up. Show willingness to learn how to do it the boss's way, and I think that's enough.



If I were you, I'd be very good at IDENTIFYING flowers, though. Stop by the flower shop a day or so before your interview, and take a good look at the flowers. You can get a book about flowers from the library, or try looking at a florist's website (like FTD florists). If your flower shop sells houseplants, take a look at those, too.



Good luck, and I hope you get the job!
Reply:This page has tips from an expert that may help :)



Floral Design Tips

http://homegarden.expertvillag... Report It
Reply:Florists work in flower shops and they prepare arrangements that are either delivered individually, prepared for weddings, etc. If you don't know how to arrange flowers you will probably do other jobs and you can learn about flowers/plants as you do your job. They may just be looking for a responsible, hard working, reliable person so project that in your interview.

You would be best to be honest with those interviewing you, you can't learn all about flowers and plants on here. Cut flowers are used alot such as carnations and roses. Plants just need TLC.
Reply:In a flower shop ?? Usually the plant dish gardens come decorated for sending gifts.



The Flowers are mostly roses, tulips, lilies, daises....

Name of a rare flower, blooms just 1x year, most likely found in a forest, & is black only on the inside??

No other known details about the flower.



- It's a rare flower

- Blooms only once a year

- Most likely found in a forest

- It is black only on the inside

Name of a rare flower, blooms just 1x year, most likely found in a forest, %26amp; is black only on the inside??
It's the Titan Arum Flower from Sumatra, Indonesia. Also better known as the Corpse flower because it smells like rotting flesh. Check this link; http://www.associatedcontent.com/article...
Reply:its in my country it blossomes only in 1 year and it decays in 1 day.Its actually blue in color.It blosomms exactly at night 12 00 clock.

Whats the name of the song that they play when they show the flower commercial(flower by kenzo)?

whats the name of the song that they play when they show the flower comercial.(you know, flower by kenzo)

Whats the name of the song that they play when they show the flower commercial(flower by kenzo)?
Would help if you found the video of the commercial - but

taking a guess without seeing it, I would say



Lullaby by Marina Topley-Bird



Check out the link below for a clip.



There are a few ads - if you specify maybe I can find it.

business loan

bloom-

Name female names that are also the names of flowers/plants.?

Hyacinth, Bluebell

Name female names that are also the names of flowers/plants.?
Lilly

Daisy

Tulip

Rose
Reply:hazel, holly, olive
Reply:lily,rose,daisy,violet,petunia,pansy,ivy... theres probaly more but thats all i got.
Reply:Iris, Daisy
Reply:Iris - Daisy - Petunia - Lily - Rose--Violet I'm sure theres more.
Reply:rose, willow Daisy summersisle
Reply:Lilly

Daisy

Petunia

Rose

Chrysanthimun

Petal
Reply:iris daisy rose lily
Reply:Lily

Rose

Jasmine

Ivy

Buttercup (movie: Princess Bride)

Petunia

Violet

Rosemary
Reply:Daisy,rose violet,willow,iris,

Name a flower which opens at night only ?

The evening star

Name a flower which opens at night only ?
I lived in Florida for a short spell once and remember people doing a nightwatch vigil to see this flower that only bloomed one night a year. I don't remember the name but it might be the one in the above answer.



Here is a site I found by googing night blooming flowers

http://www.tropicalflowersforums.com/for...





Edit Yes...Queen of the night, here's the only pic I could find. It's a small pic but you can see what it looks like.



http://thumb9.webshots.net/t/60/160/3/50...
Reply:Moonflower. Ipomea Alba. It's easy to grow. It's actually a night blooming member of the morning glory family. It takes about 3 months to bloom so you still have time if you plant it now. That's maybe TMI but it's one of my favorites. It smells wonderful. Grows from seed. You'll love it.
Reply:1)Jasmine

2)Selenicereus-queen of the night (This flower blooms for one night only)

3)Angel's Trumpet (Datura inoxia)

4)Moonflower (Ipomoea Alba

5)Four-O-Clock (Mirabilis Jalapa).
Reply:I was thinking Moonflower.

If you had the choice of being named after a flower which would you chose and why?

i would have to go with either jasmine, daffodil, rose, or lilac. they are all such beautiful flowers(but then again, how many flower aren't beautiful?) and i think that they would make great and original names. each of them has a specific aroma and different texture. they are all unique just like everyone of us. they are also some of my favorite flowers and even the names seem to intoxicate even without the smell. hope this is what you wanted to know. which flower would you pick?

If you had the choice of being named after a flower which would you chose and why?
I'd go for Lily - they are beautiful pure and delicate.
Reply:Holly, has moment of beauty, but also a prickly side to the characther!
Reply:Hyacinth. Then I would have a wonderful aroma that dispersed all through the room!
Reply:Yellow Rose as it means friendship and it is a beautiful flower!!
Reply:Triffid. They could kill people.
Reply:dilligaf.
Reply:Blossom (Does that even count?) because it reminds me that spring in coming. I also like Apple-Blossom and Cherry-Blossom.



Another flower I'd like to be named after is Rose (after cool Rose Tyler in Dr Who and clever Rose Gupta in M.I.High.
Reply:Jasmine. The scent is intoxicating and sweeps me off my feet.
Reply:Lily because they are so beautiful and smell fantastic
Reply:I like Daisy's, so I guess Daisy, like Daisy Duke.
Reply:Copihue - a night blooming flower in Chile

Coquelicot - French word for wild poppy
Reply:Rosamund: Pure rose; rose of the world(Latin)

Rosalina:Rose (Latin)

Jacinta:Jacinth is derived from the name of a precious stone. This name is also related to the Greek flower name for hyacinth.
Reply:The Norma Jean because she had to change her name to become famous.
Reply:Tulip. They're not frilly or fussy.
Reply:self raising god, i'm funny.
Reply:Iris as this was my grandmas name.

If i ever had a little girl (which i sadly dont intend to!) I would name her Iris.
Reply:rose because it is elegant and pretty like the girl on titanic....
Reply:If any plant would qualify, the Laurel bush is the best! Laurel= Victory! (plus, that IS my name . . .)



If just a flower, Rose would be good, too. It's simple to say, signifies love, friendship, and all sorts of other good things. Plus, it has thorns, and I've got a couple of thorns in my side, too!
Reply:The hypophyllocarpodendron



Just so that I could annoy sales people when they asked me for my name
Reply:I would pick Sunflower,because everyone would call me Sunny and I like that nickname.
Reply:Triffid, then i'd be looking for my mother-in-law!
Reply:What a choice, I love lavender as its purple is my favourite colour and the scent is beautiful and reminds me of my gran who was a warm , loving woman who made you feel safe.



My other would be mimosa, a beautiful delicate plant that unfurls its leaves but any roughness with it will make it curl back up.



Or maybe Daffodil , wonderfully warm , heralding the start of a new season. It always makes me feel bright and happy.



I could go on forever , there is so many beautiful plants and flowers it would be so difficult to choose.
Reply:'Rapture', a daffodil I had best bloom division 6 with at harrogate show last year.
Reply:My auntie from Liverpool always called me "Our Kid" so it has to be ORCHID for me,
Reply:Daisy..Lily or Rose.....I knew a Petunia once and that is just horrible....
Reply:Violet, because I like her on the Incredibles, and it's an adorable name.
Reply:cherry blossom, crateva religiosa, or bee orchid
Reply:If I had the choice of being named after a flower, I would choose to be named Rose. It is more like a name than Daffodil or Lilac. It is soft, but strong. It is beautiful, but not sticky sweet. Hope this is the kind of answer you were looking for!
Reply:lily....because it is a pretty name and because it is my favorite flower.

What is the name of a multi purple bell shaped flower?

Lilac?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Lilac...

What is the name of a multi purple bell shaped flower?
If you mean an indoor plant, it could be a Gloxinia...cousin to the Violet.
Reply:Monks Hood

Fox Glove

Penstemon

Grape Hyacinth (tiny bell shaped purple flowers)

Bellflowers



That is all I can think of that are bell shaped.

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Name this flower?

Old fashioned name of 'Granny's Pop Up', star shaped and flowers at night. Anyone any ideas?

Name this flower?
Bindweed. It grows everywhere in the UK It has large white flowers often clambering up fences and walls. As kids we used to pick the flowers and chant a little rhyme then press the bottom of the flower and it pops out, we used to call them grannys petticoat.
Reply:Not exactly the same colloquial name but these things do vary from region to region so it might be this:



Granny Pop Out of Bed = Calystegia sepium
Reply:bindweed?

not sure what type though.

try ask.com
Reply:Common names vary from county to country. Size, colour, height, fragrance. leaf shape are more helpful. Nicotiana has star-shaped flowers, and gives night fragrance.
Reply:evening primrose
Reply:night scented stock
Reply:Maybe its Chionodoxn it is star shape blue with white centers. or Red Star Impatiens

or Sedum gold star shaped OK here's another English primrose.
Reply:if it is a vne, it could be moonflower vine, as they pop pout flowers at night
Reply:is it aquilegia

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Name of Flower?

Does anybody know the name to the flower in the following link??? http://s63.photobucket.com/albums/h153/R...

Name of Flower?
It is indeed a rose, closer to the wild rose.
Reply:It looks like the wild roses that grow in ditches and by the side of the road.
Reply:This is a wild rose. :) arum
Reply:Its a rose. I have the same in my garden. But I don't know the common name of the variety.
Reply:It is similar to a complicata rose. pretty
Reply:Have tried to find the name of this rose for you. Similar ones would be Rosa Ballerina (might even be it), Rosa Escapade (flowers deeper pink), or Rosa Petit Four. Hope this helps.
Reply:It's a shrub rose and the name is Greenmantle.

You can look at the next photo and the file name says "greenmantle2002-06-02.jpg".



(1895) Perhaps the most fragrant of all the Penzance hybrids, producing sweet-smelling flowers as well as strongly scented leaves. Flowers: bright pinkish red, prominent white eye, yellow stamens.
Reply:Looks like a minature rose of sort. Either a creeper or florabunda rose?

I need a Name for a Flower Shop:)?

Any cute, unique ideas?

I need a Name for a Flower Shop:)?
A Tisket, A Tasket



Granny's Bloomers



Buds and Blooms
Reply:"The Boquet and Blossum Boutique"



"Flower Power"



"Petal Peddler"



Or...just " (Insert your name here) Fine Floral"



Good luck.
Reply:(This Buds For You.)

Dont try it a little old lady was taked to court by the beer co.
Reply:The Pedal Pusher
Reply:bloomin value,

bloomin good,



TRIBUTES
Reply:A BUNCH OF LOVE
Reply:Pushing Daises

the rose petal
Reply:Petal Peddler?

Name of a flower associated with a bird and a bad word?

there is an flower in the petunia family called the bas tard flower and there also a bird with that name

Name of a flower associated with a bird and a bad word?
If grass flowers count

"On top of old smokey

all covered with grass

I saw a bald eagle

scratching his ....

Don't get excited

It's just as I said

I saw a bald eagle

Scratching his Head."
Reply:the titticaca. i have no idea! thxs for the 2!

deodorant

Can someone tell me the name of this purple flower?

http://timbeversphotography.com/db4/0031...

Can someone tell me the name of this purple flower?
Petunia
Reply:How big are the flowers?



If they are about 1-2" wide, then I would say you have a Calibrachoa. These are sometimes called mini petunias and come in a variety of colors.

http://provenwinners.com/plants/default....



If they are 3-4" or more in width, then I would say you have a Petunia. Again, they are available in a wide variety of colors and recent breeding has given us some really great trailing ones.

http://www.surfinia.com/html/surfinia.ht...

http://provenwinners.com/plants/default....



Check out the links to compare flowers. Since there are so many varieties of each one, I cannot say for certain which one you have. My guess would be the Surfinia 'Mini Mini Purple' from the surfinia.com link. Also keep in mind that new ones come out every year and the old ones get replaced by them. So, it can be hard to find the exact one if the plant is a few years old.
Reply:It must be a petunia http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/co...

It can't be a geanium

http://www.easytogrowbulbs.com/ProductIm...



They are pretty in a garden like this

http://www.geocities.com/gardenfaerie02/...

They are very brightly coloured and can bring any garden to life
Reply:This is definitely a petunia. As the link below is a petunia image search i have done. So for proof of my answer you can go to this sight.
Reply:You are looking at a petunia. One of the most versatile flowering plants and very hardy. Beautiful in borders or in containers. They also have a very nice fragrance.
Reply:Thats definately a petunia.

http://images.google.co.uk/images?hl=en%26amp;...
Reply:Pretty sure it's a geranium.
Reply:petunia
Reply:definately a petunia

What is the name of shrub or tree of Australian genus, long leathery evergree leaves&cylindrical flower heads?

(7 letters)

What is the name of shrub or tree of Australian genus, long leathery evergree leaves%26amp;cylindrical flower heads?
Century plant

pores

What is the english name for the swedish flower kungsanglilja?

I don't know. Have you any picture?

What is the english name for the swedish flower kungsanglilja?
In proper Swedish= Kungs?ngslilja.



In English it has many names; Fritillary, Checkered Daffodil, Frog-cup, Guinea-hen Flower, Leper Lily, Snake's Head (the original English name), and Snake's Head Fritillary.

Girls names- Also flowers?

Okay this is just for random fun lol. But what others names of flowers can also be used as girls names?

This is what I have so far...also tell me what you think of the names.



Daisy

Poppy

Holly

Rose

Lily

Bryony

Violet

Jasmine

Sorrel

Lavender

Girls names- Also flowers?
nice question!



http://www.thinkbabynames.com/search/0/f...

weird names though



http://www.babynames.com.au/search-categ...

and heres even a LETTER search! i never actually thought about this. but at least now i no better what NOT to name my baby!
Reply:Dandelion



(if she has blonde hair)
Reply:Iris

(blackeyed) Susan

Briar

Petunia
Reply:Iris

I like Jasmine (Jazmine, Jazmyn)
Reply:Gardenia

Ivy

Laurel

Lilac
Reply:I like Azaelia
Reply:irys...
Reply:Dalia

Zinnia

Ginger

Iris

Virginia (Virginia Bluebells)

Chrysanthemum (Chrys for short)

Marigold

Tulip

Rosemary

Sage

Aster

Begonia

Susan (as in blackeyed susan)

Saffron

Linnea/Linneaus
Reply:Dahlia, Iris, Rosemary, Calla, Marigold, Magnolia, Blossom, Heather, Gardenia, Oleander
Reply:I really like lily
Reply:I love flower names for little girls. We chose Rose as our second daughter's middle name.



Here are a few ideas based on the months:



January-Carnation

February-Violet

March-Jonquil

April-Sweet Pea

May-Lily (of the Valley)

June-Rose

July-Larkspur

August-Gladiolus

September-Aster

October-Calendula

November-Chrysanthemum

December-Narcissus



Happy Baby Naming!
Reply:I love the names Lily, Jasmine and Lavender. Poppy is a little too...how can i say...drug reference-y? Sorrel is a rather scary name.
Reply:Marigold

Thistle

Susan (as in black eyed)

Aster

Anemone

Veronica (botanical name of speedwell)

Arenthera

Acacia

Mimosa

Gloriosa
Reply:Camellia

Dahlia

Hazel

Lavender

Iris

Rosemary

Magnolia

Aster

Rowan

Calla

Freesia

Jessamine

Lilac
Reply:idk but i think you should answer more question you only have 11 points and you earned -4 this week just wanted to warn you
Reply:Camellia - state flower of Alabama

Poppy - term for a grandpa

Blossom - if you don't like that show it may not be the best choice

Iris

Sage

Laurel

Jessamine
Reply:This website might help you:

http://www.namenerds.com/uucn/plant.html
Reply:Lavender is the best.. Susan also means Lily:-) So thats another flower name:-):-)
Reply:Dalila (spelling?)
Reply:Wow, all of them are really pretty! My favorites are Rose, Lilly, Jasmine, and Sorrel. I don't like Daisy much. The only other ones I can think of are:



Jimson (not even sure if this is really a girl's name, but it's kinda pretty)

Chyrsanthemum (loved that book when I was a kid)

Orchida (form of Orchid)

Iris

Hyacinth
Reply:Beautiful x



x Minx x
Reply:PANSY- but I wouldnt recommend it for a little girl because it also means "homosexual man".

LALA- this pretty name means 'tulip' in Bulgarian
Reply:Dalila
Reply:Holly

Buttercup

Coralbell

Honeysuckle

Marigold

Mimosa

Myrtle

Fern

Petunia

Sunflower

Tulip

Viola
Reply:Gladys
Reply:Zinnia (like in Chasing Redbird, a very good book)

Chrysanthemum (possibly one of the longest names ever)

Marigold

That's all I can think of, you pretty much covered them all.
Reply:Camellia

Pansy

Bluebell

Flora

Gem

Fuchsia

Primrose

Iris

Marigold

Tulip

Heather

Dahlia

Fern

Willow

Delphine

Freesia

Blossom

Cherry

Ivy

Laurel

Lilac

Maple

Saffron

Sunflower

Teasle

Peony

Quince

Statice

Acacia

Ammi

Rosa



:)
Reply:- Ivy.

- Lilac.

- Rosa.

- Briar.

- Olivia.

- Erathe.

- Dahlia.

- Azalea.

- Acacia.

- Evonne.

- Daphne.

- Mimosa.

- Heather.

- Begonia.

- Hyacinth.

- Azucena.

- Magnolia.

- Oleander.

- Anemone.

- Chrysanthe.

- Jessamine.

- Amarantha.
Reply:petunia

marigold

geranium

bluebelle

lilac
Reply:Daffodil

Iris

Marigold

Petunia
Reply:Petunia

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My and my sisters names are flowers?

Is it a bit weird or cute?



Im Daisy Kathyrn and my sis is Poppy Gerogie

My and my sisters names are flowers?
It's cute, but my favourite flower names are Lily and Rose.
Reply:I think that flowers make wonderful names for girls. Though Daisy and Poppy arent as common as Rose there still very beautiful and unique names and you should enjoy them
Reply:Poppy is a litte weird.. but its cute. I've heard parents being a lot more curel than that
Reply:those are totally cute names!! are your parents hippies?
Reply:definately not weird. i love flower names for girls.

my grandads sisters were flowers, rose, violet and phillis (though the latter means loving or foliage rather than a flower but similar theme)

yours are less common too which makes them prettier. both flowers are simple and sturdy yet very pretty. lovely
Reply:I think it's cute.
Reply:very nice combinations =)

flower names are pretty and usually uncommon which is why i like them =)
Reply:Very nice names.
Reply:They're OK. Don't know how they'll work when you're adults.
Reply:It's cool. I like the name daisy :)
Reply:i like the name daisy, i dont like the name poopy, they should have called her rose instead but yeh its cute
Reply:I think it's cute! I thought about doing that with my children!



I like Rose, Lilly, Sage, and Ivy.



Very colorful names.
Reply:I think you both have lovely names, very pretty X
Reply:I think flower names are beautiful, and Poppy and Daisy are both creative and interesting names. Meaning:



I love them!!

Can You Name The Flower?

While attending a Marriage Seminar dealing with communication, Tom and his wife Grace listened to the instructor.



"It is essential that husbands and wives know each other's likes and dislikes," The instructor said.



He addressed the men, "Can you name your wife's favorite flower?"



Tom leaned over, touched his wife's arm gently and whispered, "It's Pillsbury, isn't it?

Can You Name The Flower?
LOL. I'll bet he got Smacked! LOL. LOL.
Reply:and she whispered back...."no no honey,it's Robin Hood...he's soooo much better, Pillsbury's just too small!" .....lol
Reply:Oh has he got a lot to learn. lol that is so funny.
Reply:good one !!
Reply:nice
Reply:i know.........

hahaha.......
Reply:lol!!!
Reply:A man and his wife went shopping...and they got separated in the aisles of the grocery store...So he walked up and down the aisles calling Fluffo? Fluffo?

Finally someone asked him if he needed any help...and he replied..."I am looking for my wife"

"What's your wife's name" they asked.

"Louise"

"Why are you walking up and down calling for Fluffo?"

"Because she gets mad when I call her lard *** in public!"

Where can I find the black & white "Flower power" photos from the 1960's?

I am an appreciater of photography and while watching a show about the "drug years" of the 1960's %26amp; 70's on VH1 some black %26amp; white pictures were shown. In these pictures "Hippies" were placing flowers in the barrells of soldiers guns. Does anyone know where I can find these photos for purchase or a name I can use for reference?

Where can I find the black %26amp; white "Flower power" photos from the 1960's?
The picture your talking about was turned into classic poster that said a lot about Kent State Shooting. I asked question on posters name and if it was still available. Someone told me who took picture, and it's name. Completely forget name of photographer name was New York(?) Went looking for my question and could not find it. It was under heading:Any old hippie around. At the time searched photographer and name of poster and got no hits. If you had one in mint condition it would be worth a fortune. With luck that person will give you the exact information your looking for.
Reply:Here is one:

http://www.it-ru.de/forum/download.php?i...
Reply:The photo you're talking about is likely owned by the publication it originally appeared in ... or by a photo agency. Most newspapers will reprint photos for a fee. I think the New York Times charges $25-150 per shot, depending on the size you want.
Reply:http://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/...



Hippies



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Reply:Google image

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How big should my corn snake be?

I have a one and a half year old albino corn snake named Flower (don't let your kids name your animals!). I feed him about once a week and he eats small mice. How big should be be in length and circumference?

Thanks!

How big should my corn snake be?
The adult length of a corn snake is around 4 to 5 feet, and their circumference is about that of an average garden hose

for shoe lasts

Is it best if this generation ceased naming their children Old traditional English names that are EveryWhere?

How about this:



GEM STONES



Flowers



Places



Songs



Birds



Trees, Plants, Animals



Colors



Themes?

Is it best if this generation ceased naming their children Old traditional English names that are EveryWhere?
in my culture, (Cree native) we use an honorific that suits mainstream culture as a given name to go with our legally registered surname ... privately, we are often known by our "spirit name" or 'real name" or "Cree name" and publicly we may be known by a nickname that describes something bout who we are or what we do so yeah



Names are important. I think what you said makes a lot of sense in a way, you just want to do it in a way that suits your cultural values and helps you make your way through your life's journey in peace and be respected for who and what you are
Reply:actually so many kids have these weird names I breathe a sigh of relief when babies are called real names how would you feel going through life called daffodil or something stupid, i think I know a baby named after evey catagory you have mentioned, judge for yourself flowers autumn Lily,Poppy,Bluebell, places, Bradford, Carlisle and Douglas. songs Patience[Take that] Angel[from Robbie Williams] birds Robin ,Wren, trees Willow colours Indigo Scarlet, Violet,Ebony and Gem stones Sapphire and Ruby.
Reply:I like unique names myself. I agree with you. I grew up one of many w/ my first name and I hated it.
Reply:no, the old traditional names are easier on the child because

everyone knows how to spell them and What they are and

buying stuff that has names on it , you can find it.

and the other names are really to far out for regular people.
Reply:Songs? Well, I was going to name my child "Disco Inferno," but it didn't go with our last name.
Reply:It seems that every generation tries to name their babies something special. These days, 'special' seems to mean unusual, quirky, or with an edge. Really, will the child be happier being named "Unique" or "Danger" or "Kahlua"? At the very least he or she will deal with countless questions about how the name is pronounced or spelled, along with "why did your parents name you that?" At this stage, you can't know what your baby's personality will be like so why saddle them with a difficult name which they might later hate?



One reason the old fashioned "normal" names persist is that they are easy to understand, often easy to spell and usually are clearly meant for a boy or a girl--no guessing games! I hope new parents will give serious thought to how easy or difficult they will make their child's life by naming them something offbeat. They will carry that name at least until age 18 when they can legally change it, if they can afford to do so.
Reply:No. Names are names. If you make up something and give it to a child as a name, that child will face ridicule growing up. Traditional names are better.
Reply:In the USA, many people have largely abandoned "traditional" names in favor of "unique" names or creative spellings of regular names. Everyone is in such a hurry to be unique that they are rapidly making changing "unique" back into "identical".



Some of it is mildly amusing and moderately creative.



On the other hand, my daughter used to go to school with a girl named "Te Quila", which I am afraid will haunt that poor child through her adulthood.



Best? I know that things happen the way they are going to happen. I don't know that "best" ever has anything to do with it...
Reply:you can name a child whatever you want as long as it doesn't have a hidden meaning or sound like an insult. My daughter's name is Autumn.
Reply:Sorry, I disagree. I don't particularly like children named after cities, states, foods, parts of the body etc. To each her own!
Reply:It depends on the name! I mean different people like different names. Why do you think we all have different names?Because our parents like different names!
Reply:Yes, I agree not because I feel I have to, because I myself like those types of names. Names that speak when you say them, names that tell a story.

What is the name of the flower that is used to make the perfume Addict by Dior?

There are several: Notes include Silk Tree Flower, Mandarin Leaf, Orange Blossom, Night Queen Flower, Bulgarian Rose, Bourbon Vanilla Absolute, Mysore Sandalwood, Tonka Bean.



Rarely are perfumes one notes anymore. Even those that are usually have something else in them to underscore the topnote.

Looking for the name of a flower...?

When I was little, we used to pick these flowers, that were kind of funnel shaped, just the flower part, no stem. Then we would suck on the end and a little bit of sweet nectar would come out. Has anybody here done this? Do you know what the flower is?

Looking for the name of a flower...?
It sounds like honeysuckle. We used to do that when i was a kid, too.
Reply:I remember doing that. It seems like it was a columbine.
Reply:yeah. sounds like honeysuckle. what color is this flower you're referring to?
Reply:Yes, I remember doing this as a kid my parents had a busch in their yard and my sister and I would always suck the nectar out of them. I can't remember what it was called though.
Reply:Honeysuckle in both white and yellow. The vines are a bear to get rid of when it is time to clean the fence though.
Reply:definatly huney suckle because thats really the only flower i know of that is a bit funnel shaped. you could try typing it in on google and see what comes up...if not try typing honeysuckle and click on images and see if it is that flower your are looking for.

hope this helps

becca xx

Could somebody tell me the names of the flowers at http://picasaweb.google.com/ch... ?

I need the popular and latin names please. Thanks.

Could somebody tell me the names of the flowers at http://picasaweb.google.com/ch... ?
1.) Aptenia cordifolia, Baby sun rose

http://www.vetpharm.unizh.ch/giftdb/IMGH...

2.) Should be a Brugsmansia species, Angel`s Trumpet

http://lebrusc.chez-alice.fr/pages/Texte...

3.+4.) Lantana camara, Lantana

http://www.f-lohmueller.de/botanic/Lamia...

5.) Rosa centifolia, var., Rose ( there are uncountable different varieties )

http://www.digitalphotoartistry.com/rose...

6.+7.) Convolvulus, could be galacticus, Bindweed

http://www.vanherbaryum.yyu.edu.tr/flora...
Reply:I don't think the last one is bindweed. Report It
Reply:I'm going to give you only the English names because that's all I know #1. looks like a Strawberry #2,3.I do not know #4. pink Pansie I think #5 yellow Rose
Reply:I don't know hardly any of these, since they are ornamental species, but #1 is not strawberry. The leaves are not serrated. #2 looks like a variation of trumpet creeper.

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Can someone identify what the name of flower this is? I am a hobbyist gardener?

here is a picture



http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/2381/...

Can someone identify what the name of flower this is? I am a hobbyist gardener?
I am not sure what it is. But you can do a search for sites that allow you to insert a description of the flower. I have done this successfully in the past.

I have a greenish ivory flower that is perennial,but do not know its name?

I would need more information about this plant. Where did you buy it, what do the leaves look like. Cactus, Succulent, rose, bulb, just more hints please. Can you show a picture here? Can you send me a picture. Describe the flower.

I have a greenish ivory flower that is perennial,but do not know its name?
It could be a Lenten Rose (Heliborous) They are blooming around this timeframe and they are perennial.

Which one of these baby names is best?

im having a baby sister and would like help on picking a suitable name. the name must be arabic/urdu/persian or any other muslim names as we are muslim. any suggestions?



were thinking of naming the baby girl one of these names:

jessenia-meaning flower(arabic)

parisa-meaning angelic face, fairy like(persian)

celina-meaning moon in arabic

which sounds best and would be most popular?

Which one of these baby names is best?
I like Celina, very pretty.
Reply:I LOVE Parisa, it's so pretty. It's different but not weird. My second choice would be Celina.
Reply:if you don't want her to be prejudiced against, I'd suggest a name like Jane
Reply:How about Bob.
Reply:I really like the name Jessenia!!
Reply:Parisa............because I love fairy's very pretty name I think.
Reply:I Say Parisa Its A Very Rare Name And I Love The Meaning It Sure Describes Me
Reply:celina is pretty
Reply:jessenia and celina are nice... im not too sure i like parisa
Reply:dont you want a name that WONT be too popular(no mix ups in class). n e ways...i think PARISA is the best i dont think anyone in her generation would have that name....?
Reply:Celina (at least it doesn't sound foreign)
Reply:Parisa
Reply:I like Jessenia and Parisa. I think a name should have a good meaning, but maybe they should hold off on the actual picking till she is born. I find people like they're names better if it fits they're personality. Hope this helps.



But of the two I think Jessenia is cuter and more serene.
Reply:Celina... suits a gal belongin to most cultures %26amp; religions! congrats on havin a baby sis! take gud care of her! all the best!
Reply:I like Jessenia. It is a beautiful name and your little sister will be as delicate as a flower. The name Jessenia flows freely from my lips. It has a melodic and feminine sound to it, and an added bonus is that it is different. I don't know of anyone named Jessenia.
Reply:if i was i child, i think i would much rather live with the name celina. THINK ABOUT THE BABY!!
Reply:OMG, I like Celina. I'm gonna use that name for my baby girl. :)
Reply:jessenina sounds best to me.



all of them end with ahh.



humm. explore other options too.
Reply:I got to help name both my younger sisters. either Jessinia or Parisa, Celina is to common and mainstream. A unique name will always be remembered, especially on a resume. Plus when shes older she can go by Jess, or Paris....
Reply:Celina sounds better, and is more popular
Reply:parisa....celina sounds too common.
Reply:wait...YOURE having a baby sister?....hows that happen!?!are you sure your moms not having it?
Reply:Very modern sounding names....i thought muslims would prefer traditional type names....of all, I alike Pairsa best but actually prefer a more local type name like something starting with "sha..."

Good luck !
Reply:They are all beautiful names. If you're going for most popular, Celina would probably be the most likely to be popular. If you would rather have a unique name that bunches of other children won't have, I would choose Parisa. Any of the three you choose will be lovely! Enjoy your baby sister!



(My baby sister is 27 now, and her name is Melissa; I picked that one, too!)
Reply:jessenia veryyyy pretty
Reply:I'm fond of Celina. but another beautiful name is Ahlam. I have a friend named Ahlam ... I just think it's very ethnic and unique.



Just remember that naming a baby is permanent and that it should be something that you like and are happy with. Just go with your gut. ;)
Reply:Parisa. It will remind people of Paris, and it has special meaning for your family/heritage.
Reply:Preferably Jessenia but Parisa is also a lovely one, by the way don't choose a very popular and hackneyed name.
Reply:Parichehr is nice Persian name which means angel face, Parirokh (same meaning) and Parizaad (angel born) .... don't select a damn Arabic name (if you're really Persian) ...
Reply:They are all beautiful names... i prefer jessenia!



I really like the way it sounds!!!



Good Luck %26amp; Congratulations on your new sister!!!
Reply:G-d dsoesn't want you to know

What flower is this?

I'm trying to figure out the name of this flower. I dug it up from my mom's last year, and her nor I know what the name of it is. Can anyone help?



Here is a link to a picture:

http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x17/j...



Thanks in advance for your help!

What flower is this?
Try this image of Campanula punctata



http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/53595/index...
Reply:a weed
Reply:Campanula, I believe.
Reply:I don't know what it is but is sure is pretty. Does it get seed pods? you might take a piece of it to pike nursery and see if they know. Any nursery with a plant expert should be able to figure it out. good luck and keep gardening.

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Can anyone tell me where the purple flower called "pattisons curse" or Salvation jane got its name from. thanx

In western australia it is considered a weed and called "pattersons curse" but in other states of australia its know as salvation jane because live stock can eat it although im told it provides very little nutrients



im curious to see if anyone knows the origins of the names

Can anyone tell me where the purple flower called "pattisons curse" or Salvation jane got its name from. thanx
Patterson's Curse or Paterson's Curse (Echium plantagineum) is an invasive annual plant native to the area surrounding the Mediterranean Sea, but best known in Australia, where it is also known as Salvation Jane (particularly in South Australia). Other names are Blueweed, Lady Campbell Weed or Riverina Bluebell.



In the 1880s it was introduced to Australia, probably both as an accidental contaminate of pasture seed and as an ornamental plant. It is said that the name derives from the bitter experience of the Paterson or Patterson family, early settlers of the country near Albury. They had the first seeds brought from Europe to beautify their garden, and then could only watch helplessly as the weed infested previously productive pastures for many miles around. more at link below.

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On stephenie meyer's book, new moon whats the name of the flower?

there's a flower on the cover of the book and i want to know what the name for the flower is

On stephenie meyer's book, new moon whats the name of the flower?
it's the greasy cheeks.

Flower names!?

My sister Jayla who is 21 is 25 wkks pregnant with twin girls. She already has 3 daughters:

Rosie Jayde (6)

Lily Mai (5)

Willow Summer (3)



She would like to carry on with the flower/nature theme.



Here are the names she likes so far:

Holly Marie

Bryony Olivia

Yasmine Leigh

Jasmine Louise

Daisy Jai



What do you think?

Anymore sugesstions?

Flower names!?
My favorite is Jasmine Leigh...How about something with Rose
Reply:I really like Bryony Olivia!!!



But if she wants other suggestions, I looked up a bunch:



~ Acacia ... Name of the flower related to the mimosa ...



~ Alyssa ... Also the name of a bright yellow flower, alyssum ...



~ Amantha ... a flower name ...



~ Amaryllis ... Also the name of a flower.



~ Azalea ... Flower name of a shrub that flourishes in dry soil and blooms in spring ...



~ Blanchefleur ... "White flower."



~ Calla... Also the name of a flower ...



~ Carnation ... Flower name.



~ Clematis ... Flower name, from the blossoming vine with white or purple blooms ...



~ Clover ... Modern coinage. Flower name that occurs more commonly as a nickname.



~ Crisanta ... "Golden flower, chrysanthemum."



~ Daffodil ... Flower name for the familiar yellow blossom ...



~ Dahlia ... Also the flower named for 18th-century Swedish botanist Anders Dahl.



~ Delphine ... Also a flower name ... the larkspur flower ...



~ Fleur ... "Flower." ...



~ Flora ... "Flower." ...



~ Gardenia ... the sweet-smelling flower named for the 18th-century Scottish naturalist Alexander Garden ...



~ Heather ... Flower name: an evergreen flowering plant that thrives on peaty barren lands ...



~ Hyacinth ... Name of a flower and a color that rangers from sapphire to violet ...



~ Ianthe ... "Violet flower." ... (I like this one)



~ Iolanthe ... "Violet flower." ...



~ Ione ... Flower name. Actress Ione Skye.



~ Iris ... A flower name. Mythology ... (also beautiful)



~ Jolan ... "Violet flower." ...



~ Lilac Flower name.



~ Lillian ... Flower name. Actress Lillian Gish ...



~ Linnea ... Also the name of a small pink mountain flower that was named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus ... Swedish girls are given this name with a small blue flower in mind.



~ Lotus ... "Lotus flower." ...



~ Magnolia Nature name: the magnolia flower ...



~ Marigold ... Flower name: the golden flower's name is a combination of Mary and "gold".



~ Nerola ... "Orange flower."



~ Peony ... Flower name. As a Chinese name motif ...



~ Poppy ... Flower name.



~ Saffron Flower name: saffron is used as a spice as well as a bright orange-yellow color dye ...



~ Violet: One of the earliest flower names ...



~ Yolanda ... "Violet flower." ...



~ Zahra ... "White; flower."



~ Zinnia ... Flower name. The flower was named for 18th-century German botanist Johann Zinn who classified it.



Sorry this was so long! Hope it helps!!!
Reply:Sorry, but as far as I know, Yasmine with a 'Y' isn't a flower.



Here are a whole bunch of "plant" names, not just flower names, but here are the nice flower ones first:



Daisy

Poppy

Violet

Lilly

Jasmine

Heather

Rose



Plant ones:



Holly (which is a type of BERRY)

Ivy

Fern

Rosemary (a Herb)
Reply:Yasmine Louise



and Daisy Jai
Reply:Stormy Rose???? I love Stormy Rose..



my favorite name- hope this helps?
Reply:i like Yasmine Leigh, its really pretty. i think its really great that your sister is naming her kids after nature...its original!



here are some more...

Ginger May

Brook Isis

Rose Mary

Violet Alexis

Alyssa Rose (from the flower alyssum)

Marie Oak

Autumn Renee (Ra-nay)





congrats to your sister! (:
Reply:I like Holly Marie
Reply:Holly Marie or Bryony oliviia are my two favorite
Reply:My fave of that list is Jasmine Olivia (I mixed it up a bit, I know)

Holly is really cute too :)



These may work as well:

Ivy, Heather, Acacia, Anise, Hazel, Tansy, Dahlia, Calla (like Calla lily)
Reply:jasmine jay!
Reply:I like Holly Marie and Jasmine Louise the best.





Calla (as in a Calla Lily)

Dahlia

Magnolia (I know a girl with that name and her nickname is Maggie)
Reply:Azalea

Dhalia

Fern

Fleur

Hazel

Henna

Iris

Ivy

Lavender

Lily

Posey

Sage

Tansy

Violet

Zinnia
Reply:I love Daisy Jai, I love Holly but don't like Marie.

One of my favourites is Poppy. Autumn is a nice name aswell. My friend has Lily and Poppy.

All pretty names though x
Reply:Heather is a flower name. check babynames.com for more
Reply:Bryony - no one will every pronounce this correctly



Jasmine = overused. Don't like it with the middle name of Louise either.



Holly Marie - this is alright



Yasmine Leigh - sounds like a stripper



Daisy Jai - Daisy is ok, don't like Jai though



Other flower names:



Rose

Camellia

Heather

Saffron

Iris
Reply:Jasmine Leigh is My Favorite!



Suggetions:

Iris



Violet



Rose



Reina



Ivy



GOOD LUCK :)
Reply:Jasmine Louies is really pretty. Holly is nice too!

Some other ideas are:

Fern Michelle

Iris Leigh

Ivy Martine
Reply:I like Holly nad Yasmine the most. I don't care for Bryony at all.
Reply:I don't care for the names mentioned above, but Daisy would go perfectly with her siblings names.

Iris

Peony

Azalea

Gardenia

Heather (name of a flower)

Daffodil

Dahlia

Poppy

Sunny

Soleil

Meadow

Valley

Ivy

Susan

Pansy

Blanchfleur

Does anyone know the name of this pink flower?

http://sierpinski.insider.com/111_1132.j...

Does anyone know the name of this pink flower?
Catharanthus roseus ..is a perennial herb ...In India its a very common flower and is known as

Sadabahar
Reply:the link does not show a picture. sorry.
Reply:Vinca minor or periwinkle (same plant)
Reply:I'm not finding the pink flower with your link.
Reply:sam,



there's no picture at that link. try again, please.
Reply:i suredo!! it's called insider.com. silly
Reply:Yes Genus species is "Sierpinski insidrus" RScott

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Kitten names?

I'm getting two new kittens, and I need some name ideas. We don't know if they are boys or girls yet, so I'm going to need both male and female names.



One of the kittens is black and brown mulit-colored, and the other is orange.



I really like the names Flower and Hazel for girls, and maybe Cocoa for a male for the brown and black one.



But I need more ideas. Thanks! :D

Kitten names?
There is like a 99% chance that the blk/brn multi is a female. If it is the name (Spicy) would be cute as their fur tends to look like a bunch of spices and nearly all of that particular breed develope "spicy attitudes" as they get older, lol.

Orange tabbies are 99% males. A cute name for him would be Charlie or Mylo.

Good luck with your new babies and I hope that I have helped .
Reply:for a brown/black girl Nutmeg, Cookie, for a boy Fudge or Bumble.



for a red girl Sahara, Clementine (as in the type of orange fruit) and for a boy Cranberry.



But, I do like your choices of Cocoa and Hazel :)



Whatever names you choose, you'll have tons of fun with them playing and cuddling I'm sure :)
Reply:If the orange one is a boy I think O.J. would be cute since orange juice is orange!



Some orange cat girl names: Pumpkin, Pumpkin-Pie, or Tabby!



Some black cat boy names: Smokey, Twilight, Coffee, or Ash.



Some black cat girl names: Cookie, Coffee, or Hazel, like you said. (I like that one)!!!!!!!
Reply:U could use spices for boys like Pepper and Chilli

gems for girls.. Sapphire and Ruby...



My cats names are.. Boys- Ricky, Mika %26amp; Pepper

Girls- Sophie, Lolita %26amp; Pushka



I am trying to help!!! Names is a difficult issue... it took me pretty long to name my cats
Reply:gingy for the orange one, black y, smoky, mittens, angel, Calvin, caramel, dash, Lola, muffin, tinker bell, hope this helps have fun with the new kittens
Reply:Sir maltalot :p



Also yor average joe ones such as fluffy etc not very original though.



You could name them after sweets, so sherbet, jazzies, Jelly bean etc or even marmite lol
Reply:MALE: Murphy, Chocolate

FEMALE: Annie, Clover



Good luck with your kittens!!

(they can be a lot of work :D)
Reply:forget the names flower and hazel, but i do like izzy that's cute,and jazzles too.murphy is cute for a boy kc
Reply:girls: jasmin, jess, inka,

boy: west,

i like cocoa its cute and wouuld suit a boy or girl what about cinamon and cocoa?
Reply:Ginger for the orange one if it is a girl would be adorable, but Hazel is also cute.
Reply:My 2 male cats r called : Eco and hannibal

and my 2 female cats r called: Snowdrop and Paws
Reply:for a girl cat i think its so cute when she's named Bella and she has a collar with bells on it soo cute :)



i think cocoa for a guy is a good name too
Reply:girl- ivy, ebony, taurus (star sign), cindy, poppy, heather or candy

boy- willow, bracken, buddy, sunny or herbie
Reply:Two female names for cats i like are Baby and Bell For boy names I like Boo and Mic
Reply:my cats named bubbles

my old 1 was lazzer

%26amp; im naming my next 1 bambi:]]
Reply:Hershey for the brown one and Sunkist for the Orange one.
Reply:Think outside the box. Rover.
Reply:TRIXY AND THOMAS FOR A MALE
Reply:seefur is always a good name (spell it whatever way you want but pronounce it as in "C for" Cat!!!!)
Reply:Icaris = ih-ca-ri-ssss
Reply:u could name the girl ginger or precious the boy jeffrey or tiger
Reply:The best cat names I've heard were Jinx and Bogey

Can anyone tell me the names of the ppl who have a clothing line?

like ed hardy and evisu?? that like have any clothing based off of something asian or japanese like dragons,tigers,flowers etc?

Can anyone tell me the names of the ppl who have a clothing line?
Miley Cyrus, JLo, Hilary Duff, Jessica Alba, Jessica Simpson, Milla Jovovich, Paula Abdul, Pamela Anderson, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Mandy Moore, Gwen Stefani, Mariah Carey, Beyonce. Hope this helps!
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Reply:Dereon-Beyonce'

Baby Phat-Kimmora Lee
Reply:Ashely Twins i think
Reply:dragons toigers what ??

uhmmmm y not just look up celebrity clothes lines ??? that would be alot easier then being on here asking us . :]
Reply:I think Amanda Bynes has a jewlery line or something =S

Ummm the Olsen Twins, Hilary Duff, Zoey 101, Madonna..sorry I can't think right now!XS

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Can someone help me identify this flower?

I gave a girl flowers that look like this, and its close to our anniversary so I want to know the name of it. I figure I should find out to just impress her. Anything will help, thank you. Here is the link to the picture of the flower:

http://us.a2.yahoofs.com/users/wpy1IgJxJ...

Can someone help me identify this flower?
I believe your flower is a lily.



Lilium, the genus, is the Latin form of the Greek word 'Lerion' for the Madonna Lily. Red lily was first described by the famous Swedish botanist Carl von Linne (Linnaeus) in 1753.



Lilies are one of the most beautiful, and graceful of all summer-blooming flowers.



Lilies belong to the Lilium genus consisting of less than 100 known species, occurring in all parts of the Northern Hemisphere.



Lilies are believed to have been under cultivation longer than any other ornamental flower, having existed in gardens 3,000 years ago. Floral designs, particularly of Lilies, made their appearance and became very popular in the 18th dynasty of Egypt.



Oh and they also come in many different colores.

My favorate is the Pink Stargazer lily.
Reply:It's a Lilly!!
Reply:I can't open the page to see what it is. Would love to be able to see it though.
Reply:It is a day lily. Good luck impressing your girlfriend.
Reply:Looks like a Day Lilly Beautifull Huh

The name of a flower starting with the letters c l a?

More info would help if you are trying to track down something you saw. I'm guessing Clematis also though. It is pronounced as if it were an A .It is a perennial flowering vine with a multitude of cultivars, each having striking,sometimes large,star pattern blooms. Colors vary but frequently fall from whites, pinks dark violets, variegated versions of those colors and more. Found across a huge zonal section, Clematis frequently draw admiration as well as inquiries into the name. That's my 2 cents...

The name of a flower starting with the letters c l a?
Conjugated Linoleic Acids-Evening Primrose



Brandi, Cat's Claw is Una de Gato, an herb

What is Uncaria Tormentosa?
Reply:calla lily
Reply:Clarkia?
Reply:Could be clematis? I know that has a different letter, but it is a very popular one. Often vines that bloom in a lot of different colors in spring and summer. There are a few that are perennial plants, not vines. Clarkia is the only other one that I can think of.
Reply:It could be the Clementis or Clamentis. It is a vine with beautiful flowers and blooms in spring or summer.
Reply:cat's claw? or is that a herb? devils claw??
Reply:well...I can think of a few that are *close*



c l e = clematis

c a l = calednula



If you include botanitcal, rather than common names, you can get



Cladanthus arabicus, and Clarkia (several varieties)

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I want a Spanish girl's name with flower meaning! (Help, before my husband calls her Alice!)?

We have one daughter called Rosa (I won that argument!) and I'm pregnant again. I'd like another Spanish/Latino sounding name, preferably with a flower meaning but my husband has ruled out calling her Margarette, Daisy or Dahlia. Can you suggest a suitable name? Also it would help if it was short as our surname/family is 14 letters long!! Thanks.xx

I want a Spanish girl's name with flower meaning! (Help, before my husband calls her Alice!)?
Viloeta, Flora, I personally like Violeta

but try this:

http://gardencards.biz/html/flowernames....

i also searched ( nombres de flores) and i got this:

http://www.mundoflores.net/h-listado-nom...
Reply:Liria

Girasol (sunflower)

Moreia

Mimosa

Narcissa (dofodil)

Orchidia

Jasmina

Azaleya (hibiscus)

Flora
Reply:Violeta. :-)
Reply:Amaranta - flower that never fades

Azucena - madonna lily

Begona

Flor

Flora - flowering

Florentia - blossoming

Rosalind - pretty rose

Rosita - rose
Reply:Flora Alice would be lovely, and go well with your long surname
Reply:azalea
Reply:I love Violeta too! Other names are Jasmin, Margarita, Azalea, Dalia, Petunia, Bugambilia or simply Flor
Reply:Flora

Yolanda

Florinda

Jasmine

Zinnia

Poppy

Antonella

Florencia

Liliana

Margarita

Violeta
Reply:Lilia or Liliana are spanish forms of Lilly
Reply:i like Alice :)



anyway, i'll try not to do any repeats..



Aster

Jessamine/Jessamy

Magnolia
Reply:Rosita

Flora

Mia

Maya

Margarita

Rosemary
Reply:what about this: (not all are flowers though, but they are nice)



amaranta - unfading flower

florida - flowering

bonita - pretty, beautiful

freira - sister

herminia - lady of the earth

jacenta - flower (this one is my favourite)

ria - mouth of a river (this one will suit your other girl's name - rosa %26amp; ria - got a nice ring to it??)



that's about it. hope this has helped you a bit.
Reply:Alice is very classic and pretty, I'd just go with that.



You already have one flower-child. Don't saddle your kids with theme names -- my parents did that to me and my sister, and we both hate it.
Reply:Violet

Stella
Reply:Go with Alice!
Reply:Awww, I love Alice! But hey, not my choice.



How about Flora? It's short and simple and brings to mind flowers. I love the Italian Fiorella, but that's kind of long with a very long last name.
Reply:I think Jasmine would be very pretty.
Reply:violeta, azucena (which is my middle name) lili, florencia, armaranta, jazmin, daisy, Xochitl, iris, azalea, jessenia, camellia,alameda, rosabella,
Reply:Flor, Amaranta, Lore, Lora, Florencia, Florita
Reply:I don't know about being Spanish sounding, but you can also go for Lilly, Ivy, Holly, or Willow.

Name 20 different flower. 10 point if you do?

1. roses

2. marigolds

3. morning glory

4. clematis

5. tulip

6. hollyhock

7. columbine

8. anemone

9. aster

10. chrysanthemum

11. foxglove

12. coneflower

13. daylily

14. hibiscus

15. iris

16. shasta daisy

17. forget-me-not

18. bluebonnet

19. black-eyed-susan

20. sunflower

21. poppy

22. peony

23. phlox

24. primrose

25. jacob's ladder

26. violet

27. snap dragon

28. mandevilla

29. moonflower

30. impatients

Name 20 different flower. 10 point if you do?
rose, daffodil, geranium, pansy, bird of paradise, tulip, lilly, chrysanthimum, carnation, camelia,daisy, orchid, african daisy, zinnia,sunflower, dandelion, morning glory, iris, cherry blossoms, apple blossoms, bottle brush blossoms.- Thanks for the challenge. Here's 21!
Reply:I cant name. but thanks. that's a nice question. Thanks and a pink rose to you.
Reply:Rose, Petunia, Tulip, Daylily, daisy, sunflower, magnolia, orchids, Clematis, Hibiscus, Aster, Veronica, Hollyhock, Salvia, Phlox, Peony, Dianthus, Lavender, impatiens, Jasmine
Reply:1. Sunflower

2. Rose

3. Daisy

4. Lily

5. Violet

6. Orchid

7. Heliconia

8. Tropical

9. Ginger

10. Honeysuckle

11. Titan Arum

12. Bulbs

13. Sweet Pea

14. Lupine

15. Sweet William

16. Irise

17. Impatien

18. Marigold

19. Hollyhock

20. Foxglove
Reply:Aster

Campion

Carnation

Columbine

Dahlia

Daisy

Canna

Gaillardia

Geranium

Impatiens

Marigold

Orchid

Pansy violet

Phlox

Poinsettia

Sunflower

Sweet pea

Violet

Honeysuckle

What is the common name for the flower...?

Aquilegia hybrid?

It looks like a shooting star flower combo...SO cool!

What is the common name for the flower...?
Columbine
Reply:Here's a link with a picture, too.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aquilegia
Reply:Aquilegia are commonly called grannies bonnets or columbine

they grow in many colours

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Is there a flower or rose called "friendship" or something similar?

I want to give one of my friends a rose/plant for her birthday and wanted it to have a name that says how special she is.



have been looking through garden websites and can't find anything, but wondered if anyone out there knows of a suitable one.

Is there a flower or rose called "friendship" or something similar?
never heard of it
Reply:Yes, however ONLY THE Chrisian ROZEN CRUCer Martin not the St of Turin has the secret to getting a transplant to naturalize a synthetic environ.

Most decent Groceries of a certain size have a floral DEPt. and in the Geographic I call HOME there are mini rose planters suitable for indoor or even Kitchen garden.

Never settle traveller, only stay a while and leave them with a vague RECALL of the Memory of two Ravens.
Reply:Roses are so obvious how about something different a chrysanthemum means "you're a wonderful friend" and Iris says "your friendship means so much to me, faith, hope, wisdom %26amp; valour, my compliments.



http://www.imag-e-nation.com/flower_mean...
Reply:There is a variety of rose called "Friendship"

http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/pl.php?n=...



As others say, yellow roses are considered a symbol of friendship.
Reply:It's called the yellow rose of friendship or the yellow friendship rose.
Reply:The yellow rose is known to represent friendship. If you want to get her one of those mini rose planters, that would be a nice gesture.
Reply:yellow rose of friendship

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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/...

I want a good flower name with english meaning to my house?

The name if starts from C Chacter is better and it should be meaningul.

I want a good flower name with english meaning to my house?
Orchid.
Reply:Calla Lily
Reply:Crocus - easy to write and easy to pronounce in most languages.
Reply:C for Calendula
Reply:campion cherry carnation etc
Reply:Flower names with C only Clove



Among others,

Marigold, Orchid, SunFlower, Cherry
Reply:Flower names in English, French and Latin. Flower name with flower meaning - the Language of Flowers

... and meaning of flowers listed alphabetically by flower name in English, French and Latin. ... list of Flower names in English, French %26amp; Latin with Meaning ...www.earthlypursuits.com/FlwrsPer/Flwr... - 138k - Cached - More from this site

Flowers : flower name in English, French and Latin with flower meaning alphabetical by meaning

Flower names with flower meaning - the language of flowers listed alphabetically ... Alphabetical list of Flower names in English, French %26amp; Latin with Meaning ...www.earthlypursuits.com/FlwrsPer/Flwr... - 137k
Reply:My favourite would be "Columbine" (Aquilegia), but you could also have,



Campion

Carnation

Cinquefoil (not very English admittedly !)

Chaste Tree

Clove

Cornel

Cherry

Coriander

Celsia

Crowsfoot

Candy-Tuft

Chestnut

Coltsfoot

Cypress

Crown Imperial

Capucin Rose

Christmas Aconite



.................but I'd still say "Columbine"



The girl's name Columbine is of Latin origin, and its meaning is "dove." Columbine is also a literary character who appears in traditional Italian comedy and English pantomime as Harlequin's beloved. Also a flower name for a delicate two-colored blossom. The boy's and girl's name Columba is of Latin origin, and its meaning is "dove." Saint Columba, sixth-century Irish saint, founded an influential monastery on the Scottish island of Iona, and is supposed to have exorcised the River Ness of a monster. Though the Irish Columba was a man, two other saints of that name were both women. The dove is a Christian symbol for the Holy Spirit. Columba has 5 variant forms: Collie, Colly, Colombe, Columbia and Columbine.
Reply:Keep you own daughters name she is the flower of your life

What is the name of this flower/plant? The website is http://www.lunarmotion.com/Gra...

I love this flower, but I don't know what it is.

What is the name of this flower/plant? The website is http://www.lunarmotion.com/Gra...
This is a Stapelia gigantea, also known as a carrion flower. You can do a Google Images search for "Stapelia gigantea" for more pictures to confirm the identification.



http://images.google.com/images?um=1%26amp;hl=...
Reply:It looks like a lily stargazer.

What kind of a flower is this?

what is its name?



http://s233.photobucket.com/albums/ee12/...

What kind of a flower is this?
It looks like an Easter Lily.
Reply:I think it looks like white lily.
Reply:I would go with Easter Lilly... If it's a tree angel bell...
Reply:Definitely an Easter Lily.
Reply:It appears to be a trumpet plant (aclesanthes)

Angel trumpets A.longiflora
Reply:It certainly is an Easter Lily.
Reply:It's an Easter Lily

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How do you put the hearts in your name...(like flower power has done)..?

You have to change your font to webdings, or wingdings or symbol

How do you put the hearts in your name...(like flower power has done)..?
Turn your 'num lock' on, hold down the 'alt' key and type in '3' (on your right- hand side numbers, NOT the ones across the top otherwise it won't work). If you experiment with the numbers then you can find loads of different symbols.



?= 1

?= 2

?= 3

♂= 11

♀= 12



etc
Reply:?



Type the following



ampersand symbol

hearts

semicolon



all together, no spaces
Reply:id like 2 know that 2!
Reply:Go onto Microsoft Word, go into the Insert tab and click Symbol. Scroll down through the box and when you see the heart, click on it and it will go on the blank document. Then simply highlight it, copy, and paste it whenever you want to type it in.



That's how I do it anyway.
Reply:what does this have to do with vegetarian?



but here is a page that has html for several symbols.
Reply:i want to no that to!

Do when people give really unique names to their kids?

I am not crazy about it, especcially weird spelling or flowers and stuff.

Do when people give really unique names to their kids?
Truly unique names are fine as long as they are not so stupid that you want to smack the parents with a brick. I would like to have a name that people would say when they hear it, "Oh wow! That's a neat name." And I wouldn't have to spell it for them.
Reply:Hi there.

In the book "Freakonomics" by Stephen Leavitt, famed economist, he has 2 whole chapters breaking down this phenomenon. It is apparently a stong economic indicator, that the vast majority of people given bizarre or bizarrely spelt names are from lower class underachieving groups and will repeat the pattern themselves.

Successful people feel no need to try and make their children "special" in this way.

Interesting stuff and a great book to read.

Cheers, Steve.
Reply:Our names were followed from our grandparent's name to immortalize their names through generations. So I have three first cousins having my same name taken from my grandmother's name on my father's side.
Reply:Well my name is Isabella Paris Séan July (15), which some consider unique but I'm used to it so to me it's normal!! Isabella and Paris are because my mom and daddy liked them and Séan is my granny's middle name and my great great grandad's first name. and I was born in July. My big bro is called Cody Jake Maxwell (aged 18)and my big sis is called Katie Ruby Oonagh (16), so out of the 3 of us I'd think you'd agree in saying my name is the most unique!
Reply:I like them but sometimes they're hard to pronounce.
Reply:I only want uniqe names for my kids. Why give you child a name that 6 other kids in there classroom will have??? My 1st sons name is after his father ENTRIC and the son i am prgnant with now is gonna be Meshach (from the bible) I do this because I love the names and you wont find many people (or any) with the same name. My name is Tyffannie I am very glad my mother chose to spell it different. It is unique and beautiful.
Reply:I think it's odd at times, but it can be good also. But in 20 years there will be no more Saras or Jennifers.!.!. My children have names that I chose because I liked them, not b/c they were "cool" or b/c someone else liked them.
Reply:Why just look at my question and you will know the answer. My son's name is Kamdor Ninjor.
Reply:I like some unique but "real" names, like Corrigan (boys' name meaning spear carrier) or Ailish (Irish form of Elizabeth). I don't like names like Destiny, Chastity, Miley (my heart goes out to any girl who has to bear that name!), etc. I knew kids named Tapioca, Envy, Utmost (a boy), Pretty and Precious. Yes, those were their legal names. It makes me wonder what profession the parents of Precious expect her to have - a doctor, or a cocktail waitress?
Reply:I like unique names, but not weird names. I like names that u don't hear often, not names that will get the kid teased. I'm naming my baby girl Amari (ah-MAH-ree) b/c I don't know anyone else personally with that name. I understand where ur coming from with the weird spellings though. I hate when people use uneccesary apostrophes.
Reply:I don't have any problem with it as long as the name does not fall into the following categories:



1) obviously made up. Random letters strung together, apostrophes and the like added.



2) taking a word and spelling it backwards. This gives it a reverse meaning. Example being Nevaeh.



3) outlandish spellings to change the gender or to be unique. For example, Erryk as a girl's name or Jennaphyr.



4) anything that requires an explanation or it having to be continually pronounced and the spelling corrected for everyone who comes across it (teachers, doctors, employers, etc).



As far as the idiotic names that celebs give their kids, I figure no one is actually interacting with them in the real world so they can live in their own little bubble.
Reply:yes but only when they spell it how its actually pronounced. like for example im naming my child Chloe but if i spelled it Klowe it would be hard to pronounce and absolutely ridiculously spelled.

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What is the name of the picture in which a man is puting a flower into the barrel of a gun?

its an old peace protest picture....what is the name of it?

What is the name of the picture in which a man is puting a flower into the barrel of a gun?
its called G/soldier with flower in gun

Can anyone tell the name of a flower begining with U?

Ursinia calenduliflora.



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Cyclone, you go dude,,,, or dudet,,,, or whatever..................

Can anyone tell the name of a flower begining with U?
i might be wrong but i think there is one called an

URN PLANT
Reply:umbrella plant

urn plant
Reply:Ulex(Furze,gorse,whin)Hardy ever-green shrubs,Ursinia Half-hardy annuals with orange or yellow flowers
Reply:ulster mary, (latin name alstroemeria)
Reply:Unique Design Daylily
Reply:# Uahi-A-Pele: Melicope barbigera

# Uahiapele: Melicope barbigera

# Ubame Oak: Quercus phillyraeoides

# Ubim-Rana: Hyospathe elegans

# Uchi: Andira inermis, Andira inermis rooseveltii

# Uchirana: Andira inermis, Andira inermis rooseveltii

# Uchu Sanango: Tabernaemontana sananho

# Udai-Kamba: Betula maximowicziana

# Umbellate Bastard Toad-Flax: Comandra umbellata

# Umbellate Chickweed: Stellaria umbellata

# Umbellate Hawkweed: Hieracium umbellatum

# Umbellate Pussypaws: Cistanthe umbellata

# Umbeluzi Cycad: Encephalartos umbeluziensis

# Umbilicate Pebblesnail: Clappia umbilicata

# Umbo: Phytolacca dioica

# Umbra Daylily: Hemerocallis ’Umbra’

# Umbra Tree: Phytolacca dioica

# Umbrella Bamboo: Fargesia murielae

# Ultimate Pink Daylily

# Ultimatum Tall Bearded Iris

# Ultra Blue Petunia

# Ultra Blue Star Petunia

# Ultra Charm Daylily

# Unique Design Daylily



There are 466 plants beginning with "u" listed in this link:

http://zipcodezoo.com/Plants/CNU.asp



Take your pick.



(Edit: Lol, plowmscat. I'm a dudette!)

Can I get into the Chelsea Flower Show with someone elses ticket although their name is on the ticket?

Don't know about the Chelsey Flower Show but for events like concerts, they print the name of the person ordering them, so if a person orders for multiple people, all the tickets will have the first person's name on it and I doubt they'll make trouble for that. Just as long as you're holding a valid ticket, it shouldn't be a problem.

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What is your favorite color, how about flower and favorite name for a dog?

My favorite color is green.



My favorite flower is a Magnolia.



My favorite dog name is Gus (R.I.P.)

What is your favorite color, how about flower and favorite name for a dog?
Green

Hibiscus

Has to be "Stacy Cornbread." When I was much younger, a friend of mine decided to rename her dog after the character on MTV's celebrity deathmatch. Imagine someone seriously calling a JRT...Stacy Cornbread. Hehe.
Reply:my favorite color is purple. my favorite flowers are roses. my favorite dogs names, my dogs of course. daphne, diamond, and honey for girls. smokey, brutus, and diesel for boys.
Reply:My favorite color is blue

My favorite kind of flower is the white rose(Spiritual Love)

My favorite name for a dog is Ghost
Reply:My favourite colour is Pink



My favourite flower is a Frangipani



My favorite dog name is Chub-Chub
Reply:color-black dont tell me its not a color lol

flower-carnation

dog name-tux
Reply:Favorite Colour: Pale Blue/Black

Favorite Flower: Water Lilies

Dog Name: Lily =)
Reply:color-I have three. Green, blue, purple.

flower-I have two. Daffodil and marigold.

name-I have one. Snowball.

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What is the scientific name for the hibiscus flower?

Hibiscus is both the common and botanical name.

It's also the state flower of Hawaii.



A great source with pictures and more informations is:



http://www.americanhibiscus.org/index.ht...



Hibiscus syriacus are, I believe a Rose of Sharon.

There also also the tropical hibiscus, very common with growers and a winter hardy hibiscus, Hibiscus Moscheuto

The common hibiscus is believed to be from China, as the botanical name suggests. It's Hibiscus rosa-sinensis



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What is the scientific name for the hibiscus flower?
Hibiscus flower

Scientific classification

Kingdom: Plantae

Division: Magnoliophyta

Class: Magnoliopsida

Order: Malvales

Family: Malvaceae

Genus: Hibiscus

L.
Reply:I always thought the scientific name was hibiscus - then there are many variations of the species....hibiscus rosa etc, etc.
Reply:HIBISCUS Syriacus (Shrubby Mallow).
Reply:Hibiscus riliaceus L. or Hau
Reply:My aunt has no idea so definately i don't!!!!!My mom jaa she must have i'll answer you later that is after abou say a 1000 years which is a second a million dollars that is a penny so don't ask me for a penny cause i can't live for a sec

What's the name of that flower,?

It looks ike a coconut and when you add water it opens up to show it's flower. When the water drys out, it goes back to original state! At first i thougght it to be called the rose of jerusalem, but i can't find anything under this name, someone please help!

What's the name of that flower,?
i think it' the rose of Jericho,if you place it in a saucer of water it opens take it out and it closes,it's actually a dead part of a plant the water act's on the dry fibres and makes them expand when they dry out they contract ,the same as a pine cone
Reply:Rose of jerico I have two.Mine has never flowered it goes green %26amp;

looks lovely.

Why do some Thai people who name their children English names want to give them animal names??? My mom's?

nickname for my sister and I is "Dog". We knew Thai people who named their children stuff like "Tiger" and "Bunny". Also one was named after a flower "Tulip" These were their birth names! Luckily, our mother did not subject us to this public humiliation. She usually only calls us "Dog" in private.

Why do some Thai people who name their children English names want to give them animal names??? My mom's?
I'm Thai and normally parents will not give "dog" to their child. I think they called you "Puppy" or "Luk Mah" (Thai language)
Reply:It's nothing offensive. It had been the custom of Thai parents to give nicknames to their children that were derived from names of objects, animals, insects, flowers, things. I guess it's the same as the way the American Indians of the old West gave names to their children (Big Bear, Starlight, Roaring Thunder, etc).



So, it is normal for Thais to have nicknames like Pet (Duck), Tao (Turtle), Oot (Camel), Chom-poo (Pink), Dao (Star), Fah (Sky), Mot (Ant), Taeng-mo (Watermelon), Pooh (Crab), Maew (Cat), Gai (Chicken), Fon (Rain).



But of course in the Western culture, it is offensive and demeaning to call someone a pig, dog, snake, or a chicken.



Strange, huh?.
Reply:My cousin named his son Golf since he loves playing golf. and its not a nickname.
Reply:but most thai-language nicknames mean the same sorts of things:



Gai = chicken

Pom = hair

Noi or Lek = Little

Som = orange

Nok = bird



etc etc
Reply:Because proper first names in Thailand tend to be long and/or are uniquely meaningful and "official" - they are no the type of words people will use on a day to day basis to call each other in a household. That is why "cute" nicknames are given and are used in the family or close friends. It is NOT a humiliation on parents part. They are not used to belittle the kids.

Even word like Ouan (fat) - is not used to as a way of name calling or bullying like western culture of today. Sometimes, these names are even used as "opposite" characteristics - I have known people called Lek (small) but in fact they are tall and solid or Ouan (fat) when the person is quite thin.



Even if other people know your nickname - if it is convenient, it will still be used - BUT in a respectful way. For instance - my nick name is Ngaw (the sound that a cat makes - in Thai) - my relatives call me Phi Ngaw - because I am older- and Phi is used for an older brother or sister (or cousins). Whereas - the workers in my aunty's office will call me Khun Ngaw - as in "Mister" Ngaw. It is more convenient and less formal than calling me by my proper name (which I am not going t divulge here - as you will not be able to pronounce it and it is rather long)







The point I am making is - the nicknames are NOT seen as "humiliations" or degrading . It's just a name to call someone.
Reply:A Thai family I know called their son Heartbeat, Hart for short. Others have names like Gop (frog) Moo (pig) Nok (bird).

Thai peaple have an official name as well as a nick name that they are Known to all by.

When Thai people in my area ( not sure if this is nation wide ) become parents, they become Known as Mother of.......... or father of..........their first born
Reply:Giving nicknames to Thai children from young is an old tradition that stemmed from the belief that evil spirits are present everywhere and are on the lookout to take away beautiful babies from their parents. Hence the parents will give their children beautiful names but will instead call them by their nicknames so as to divert these evil spirits from going after their children. In fact the uglier the nicknames, the safer it was to be for the babies. Hence all Thais have a nickname given at birth, besides their own names.
Reply:I give proper names for my 3 children. And their nicknames are Gorilla, Baboon and Chimp.
Reply:You are not the only one raising the question re use of English names as nick names. The discussion is ongoing, but of course nobody is able to provide clear cut answers.







There was a big article in New York Times on August 29th. The article is now in archive, so I can only show exerpt



America has Tom, Dick and Harry. Thailand has Pig, Money and Fat. For as long as people here can remember, children have been given playful nicknames -- classics include Shrimp, Chubby and Crab -- that are carried into adulthood. But now, to the consternation of some nickname purists, children ..... With help from language experts at the Royal Institute, the official arbiter of the Thai language, Mr. Vira plans to produce by the end of the year a collection of thousands of old-fashioned nicknames, listed by such wholesome categories as colors, animals and fruit and including simple favorites like Yaay (big), Ouan (fat) and Dam (black). Published in a small booklet, the names will be distributed to the news media and libraries, and posted on the Internet





And as translated and summarized from Puchatkarn, August 30, 2007 ...

Culture Minister Khunying Khaisri Sriaroon said the ministry would carry out His Majesty the King's suggestion to promote better usage of the Thai language. The ministry will collaborate with other ministries, including the Education and Foreign Affairs ministries, in a campaign to promote the Thai language, clothing and lifestyle among both Thai people inside and outside the country. The minister admitted the campaign might be difficult as Thailand is an open country.
Reply:the way i understand it pet names are never meant as an insult,the thai perception of a pig isn't the same as a western one and dog (or puppy as someone has said) isn't a gross insult like in islamic countries.My friends call me moo bin(flying pig) or chang nam (hippo).....I think good old fashioned tongue in cheek humour is fantastic and our differences and frailties should be celebrated

Ive never heard of anyone called kwai before though
Reply:I'm not a Thia person, but my mom called me Godzilla.
Reply:why not ask your parents.
Reply:N is right, you should ask you parents!



But anyways, I've never heard anybody calling their children 'dog,' that not right.



Still, as for other English names, they don't know any so anything English will do, or they think it sounds cool, but truthfully to anyone speaking English as a native language, its like WTF?!?!