What's the name of this flower?

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What's the name of this flower?

I know it's a kind of lily but I want to know more specifically.

Lily is too general, do you guys have any idea what it is?



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What's the name of this flower?
It is the Easter Lily, Lilium longifolium, a native of Japan and the Ryukyu Islands, known as Teppouyun, with the pollen bearing stamens removed.
Reply:It looks like a basic white Easter Lillie to me. There may be some daylillie that comes in white but I an not aware of one. Good luck
Reply:it looks like an Easter Lily. I have these in my garden and they are easy to grow and smell wonderful.
Reply:Easter Lilly http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=easter+...
Reply:That is an Easter Lilly. They're one of my favorite. You should also look at calla lilies. They only have 1 point and are more of a funnel shape.
Reply:Its a lily (duh!) I think its jus a normal white lily

Does anyone know the real name of the flower nicknamed (Naked Ladies)???

I believe they are pink in color and about 3 to 4 feet tall.

Does anyone know the real name of the flower nicknamed (Naked Ladies)???
In the south they are Primrose
Reply:Naked Lady Lily, Belladona Lily

Scientific Name: Amaryllis belladona L.

Synonym: Brunsvigia rosea

Family: Amaryllidaceae

A girls (flower?) name?

i need several flower names for girls for a story I'm writing.



the main character is named Lily Evans. a middle name for Lily would be apreciated (also flower. every girl in her family has a flower name.).



all of the characters are 17 and were born in the early 60's (so it takes place in 1977 or 78 in britan.



all of Lily's best friends go to the same boarding school as her and they have a sort of club beacause they all have flower names.



if you have any idea what this club should be called, let me know.

A girls (flower?) name?
This is probably really nerdy of me, but isn't Lily Evans the name of Harry Potter's mother?



Anyway, it would still be a great character name. I love someone else's suggestion of Lily Susanna, it sounds very 60's free love kind of thing lol.



Her friends could be: Violet, Dahlia, Marigold, Rose, Bluebell (another really hippie name lol), Fern (she could be the quiet one), Linnea (the exotic one, Linnea means lime tree), Azalea, Daisy, Poppy, Camilla (very British), Florrie / Flora, Hazel (Zel), Ginger, Heather, Holly, Ivy, Iris, Wisteria, Willow, Zinnia, Sorrel, Sage, Saffron, Pansy, Magnolia, May, Laurel, Juniper, Jasmine, etc. Well, obviously not all of them, but those are some options for you lol.



Since these girls are born in the early 60's, some of them could have zanier names, if their parents were all into hippies and stuff, like Bluebell or Juniper, or they could just be well and proper British people (they can afford to send their daughters to a boarding school after all lol) and so some could have names like Camilla or Rose.



As for the name of their club, it could be something really upfront like something Garden-related, or they could just be really wacky friends and pick something totally insane and irrelevant lol just to confuse people.



Good luck writing!!
Reply:Lily

Rose

Daisy

Petunia

Iris

Orchid
Reply:So you need a 7 flower names, right? I think I understand what you are looking for. :)



Lily Violet Daisy Zinnia Rose Iris Flora Lilac Poppy Petunia



Some possible combinations:

Lily Rose Evans

Flora Zinnia Parkhurst

Daisy Iris Potter

Violet Petunia Kerrigan



I would name their club something like:

The Bouquet

Petals

Watering Cans



Good Luck with your book! SD
Reply:Daisy

Marguerite

Rose/Rosa/Rosaline

Dahlia

Zinnia

Linnea

Peony

Amaryllis

Violet

Anthea

Anemone

Camellia

Clover

Flora

Blossom

Columbine

Iris

Hyacinth

Jasmine

Jessamine

Ivy

Marigold

Pansy

Petunia

Sharon

Ianthe

Tansy

Leilani

Lilac

Lotus
Reply:Lily Rose Evans sounds so pretty.



other flower names:

Daisy

Amaryllis

Jasmin

Iris

Orchid

Calla-Lily

Carnation

Lupin

Rose

Statice

Tansy

Yarrow



im not sure about what to call it..maybe something like In Bloom or something...or...girl flower (like girl power) or flower power (lol)
Reply:Lily Evans....as in Harry Potter? Ick. Choose a diff. last name
Reply:Not that this helps you at all, but my daughter's name is Lily Rose Evans, so that is my vote.



(And for the other Harry Potter fans, my son's name is James...)
Reply:Daisy, Orchid, Tulips, Canna, Jasmine, Oleander
Reply:Rose

:DDD
Reply:Lily Rose Iris Poppy Aster Gerbera Primrose Petunia Violet Tulip Fuscia Hiacynth Pansy Lilac Marigold Verbina Sweetpea Daisy Buttercup Honeysuckle Clematis

Maybe get away with Ivy Heather Petal Fleur
Reply:I love flower names!



Lily Susanna Evans would be perfect. Susanna means "lily or rose" in Hebrew.



Other flower names:

Daisy

Marguerite

Rose/Rosa/Rosaline

Dahlia

Zinnia

Linnea

Peony

Amaryllis

Violet

Anthea

Anemone

Camellia

Clover

Flora

Blossom

Columbine

Iris

Hyacinth

Jasmine

Jessamine

Ivy

Marigold

Pansy

Petunia

Sharon

Ianthe

Tansy

Leilani

Lilac

Lotus
Reply:Daisy, Rose, Blossom
Reply:Here's a few off the top of my head. Visit the site below for more.



Pansy, Narcissa, Daisy, Iolanthe, Iris, Petunia, Poppy, Rose, Violet, Clover, and Dahlia
Reply:Lily, Rose, Daisy, Daphadile,
Reply:Jasmine

Daisey

Iris

Camellia

Petals
Reply:Rose

Violet

Chrysantha

Poppy

Primula

Magnolia

Marlee

Myra

Sage

Suzette

Briallen
Reply:i have a friend who's name is scarlet rose. (first and last)

thats really pretty, so i'd go with that.

some other ones are, daisy and violet.



the club could be like, flower power.

really corny, but i guess it fits the 60's.



i hope you like those. :]
Reply:Lily Rose Evans



Lily variations like Lilliana, Lillian

Daisy

Rose- variations like Rosemary, Rosalie, Rosa,Rosabelle

Daphne

Daphodil

Marguerite

Winter Lilly

I forget the name but you know that plant or like red leafed sorta flower people have for christmas? that one

Tulip

Fern



some names for the group can be



like if there were 5 or however many number of girls than you can do Flower Five

Or you could have 6 characters each starting with a letter from the word flower. than you could name them F.,L.O.W.E.R

Flower Gals

The Florists

The Flowers
Reply:Rose

Daisy

Magnolia





Those are some common flower names.



As for the club, why not The Garden Club?
Reply:lilly, orchid, daisy, calla (as in calla lilly), rose, violet, ivy (plant),

tulip,...have you tried looking up the spanish or french names for these flowers and using them as names....



the club could be called: the garden, band of flowers, mornings' glory, or the power of flowers (corny right?).



-hbb (also a writer)
Reply:Violet

Rose

Daisy

Ivy

Iris

Saffron - not a flower but close enough

Sage - not a flower but close enough

Orchid

Lavender

Peony

Amarilis

Blossom

Petal
Reply:rose carnation lily sunflower

choosing loops

colon cleansing

Where can I find a website on names of flowers?

Depending on what you are looking for (planting information, description, growing guides, etc) you may find the following links helpful: http://msucares.com/pubs/publications/p1... http://www.botany.com/botanical.aspx, http://herbarium.biology.colostate.edu/o...



This site gives you a downloadable guide, shareware for the trial period, cost after trial, (unless you cancel it first) $9.95. Very informative and thorough... http://www.justdosoft.com/PocketPlanter-...



Happy Gardening!

Where can I find a website on names of flowers?
Here's one:
Reply:WWW.FLORIDATA.COM it is free.

Names of Rare/Uncommon Orange Flowers?

I'm looking for a pretty sounding, easy to spell, perhaps foreign, name of an orange flower. No common flowers please. Links to photos of the flower would be awesome but not necessary. Thanks!

Names of Rare/Uncommon Orange Flowers?
Well the trouble is that "rare" is defined by where you are.



For me: the orange-red ginger, Tapeinocheilos ananassae, is rare while the orange California poppy, Eschscholzia californica, is common. I don't think I've ever seen a wild butterfly milkweed, Asclepias tuberosa, so that's rare for me. Various asiatic lilies, Lillium sp., are orange.



Some of the N. American west coast Mimulus species are orange (often called Monkey Flower)



Some of the orchids are orange as well:

http://waderoush.typepad.com/photos/clos...



http://www.digifeld.com/BLOchman.html
Reply:Cattleya aurantiaca, aka. Epidendrum aurantiacum

http://www.orchids.org/ooc/Genera/Cattle...
Reply:http://mpr.siue.edu/bmw/pictures/Flowers...

Don't know if this is what your looking for, but it's the best I can come up with.

http://www.theplantexpert.com/springbulb...
Reply:Mexican Bird Of Paradise



http://www.pricelesspixs.net/odds%20and%...

What is the name of a painting which has a baby asleep in a water lilly or lotus flower?

Have never seen it myself but it's one my mum wants. She thinks it's either a lilly or a lotus flower with a baby sleeping in it. Any ideas??

What is the name of a painting which has a baby asleep in a water lilly or lotus flower?
It's Anne Geddes



(My mother has a few pictures herself)



*They are so cute* ^_^



I hope this website helps you......
Reply:An Anne Getty work of art.

What are a few different names for trees?

im trying to write a riddle and i need different names for trees.

or flowers.

im just having a really hard time.

What are a few different names for trees?
Specific "trees":





acacia, acrocarpus fraxinifolius, adenanthera pavonina, aegiceras majus, african sandalwood, african walnut, albizia, albizzia, alder, alder tree, alstonia scholaris, amboyna, american olive, andaman marble, andelmin, angelim, angiospermous tree, anise tree, arere, arishth, aroeira blanca, ash, ash tree, australian nettle, australian nettle tree, avicennia officinalis, azadirachta indica, azedarach, azederach, balata, balata tree, baphia nitida, barbados pride, basswood, bayberry, bay-rum tree, bean tree, beech, beech tree, beefwood, birch, birch tree, bitterwood tree, black mangrove, blackwood, blackwood tree, bloodwood tree, blue fig, bombax ceiba, bombax malabarica, bonduc, bonduc tree, bonsai, bottletree, brachystegia speciformis, brazilian ironwood, brazilian pepper tree, brazilwood, breakaxe, breakax, brisbane quandong, brya ebenus, bully tree, burma padauk, burmese rosewood, butea frondosa, butea monosperma, button mangrove, button tree, cabbage tree, caesalpinia bonducella, caesalpinia bonduc, caesalpinia coriaria, caesalpinia echinata, caesalpinia ferrea, calabash, calabash tree, calaba, calabura, calabur tree, calocarpum zapota, calophyllum calaba, calophyllum candidissimum, calophyllum longifolium, calycophyllum candidissimum, camachile, camwood, caracolito, carib wood, caryocar nuciferum, cassia, castanea chrysophylla, castanopsis chrysophylla, casuarina, ceratopetalum gummiferum, cercidium floridum, ceylon gooseberry, chaulmoogra, chaulmoogra tree, chaulmugra, chestnut, chestnut tree, chicot, chinaberry, chinaberry tree, china tree, chinchona, chinese parasol, chinese parasol tree, chinese scholar tree, chinese scholartree, chloroxylon swietenia, christmas bush, christmas tree, chrysolepis chrysophylla, cinchona, cladogram, clusia flava, clusia, cockspur, cocobolo, coffee, coffee tree, conacaste, conessi, conocarpus erectus, coral bean, coral tree, coralwood, cordia gerascanthus, cordyline australis, cork tree, crescentia cujete, dagame, dak, dalbergia cearensis, dalbergia retusa, dalbergia sissoo, devil tree, devilwood, dhak, dhava, dhawa, diospyros ebenum, diospyros kurzii, dipterocarp, dita bark, dita, divi-divi, dovyalis hebecarpa, drimys winteri, ebony, elaeocarpus grandis, elephant's ear, elm, elm tree, enterolobium cyclocarpa, erythrina, eucarya acuminata, evergreen beech, fever tree, fig tree, firewheel tree, firmiana simplex, fish fuddle, flowering tree, frijolillo, frijolito, fringe tree, fusanus acuminatus, giant chinkapin, gliricidia, golden chinkapin, granadilla tree, granadillo, grass tree, guama, guinea pepper, gum, gum tree, gutta-percha tree, gymnocladus dioica, gymnospermous tree, hackberry, hazel, hazel tree, hoheria populnea, holarrhena antidysenterica, holarrhena pubescens, hop hornbeam, hornbeam, houhere, huamachil, hydnocarpus kurzii, hydnocarpus laurifolia, hydnocarpus wightiana, ice-cream bean, idesia polycarpa, idesia, incense tree, indian beech, inga edulis, inga laurina, inga, ironwood, ironwood tree, ivory tree, jamaica bayberry, jamaica dogwood, jamaican cherry, japanese pagoda tree, japanese varnish tree, kentucky coffee tree, ketembilla, ketembilla tree, keurboom, kiaat, kingwood, kingwood tree, kino, kirkia wilmsii, kitambilla, kitembilla, kowhai, kurchee, kurchi, lacebark, laguncularia racemosa, lancewood, lancewood tree, langsat, langset, lanseh tree, lansium domesticum, laurelwood, lead tree, lemonwood, lemonwood tree, lepidobotrys, leucadendron argenteum, leucaena glauca, leucaena leucocephala, lime, lime tree, linden, linden tree, lithocarpus densiflorus, locust, locust tree, lovoa klaineana, lysiloma bahamensis, lysiloma latisiliqua, mahogany, mahogany tree, mammee, manila tamarind, manilkara bidentata, maple-leaved bayur, marblewood, margosa, maria, marmalade tree, mayeng, medlar, melia azadirachta, melia azedarach, melia azederach, meryta sinclairii, mescal bean, mesua ferrea, millettia, molle, montezuma, msasa, muntingia calabura, myroxylon balsamum pereirae, myroxylon balsamum, myroxylon pereirae, myroxylon toluiferum, nakedwood, nauclea diderrichii, necklace tree, neem, neem tree, ***** pepper, nettle tree, nim tree, nitta tree, oak chestnut, oak, oak tree, obeche, obechi, opepe, orites excelsa, osmanthus americanus, oxandra lanceolata, padauk, padouk, palaquium gutta, palas, palm, palm tree, palo verde, pandanus, parkinsonia florida, peachwood, peacock flower fence, pepper tree, pernambuco wood, persian lilac, peruvian balsam, peruvian mastic tree, phellodendron amurense, phoenix tree, pimenta acris, piscidia erythrina, piscidia piscipula, pisonia aculeata, pithecellobium dulce, plagianthus betulinus, plagianthus regius, plane tree, platan, pollard, pomaderris apetala, poncirus trifoliata, pongamia glabra, poon, pouteria zapota, prickly ash, pride of bolivia, pride-of-india, princewood, pseudobombax ellipticum, psychotria capensis, pterocarpus angolensis, pterocarpus indicus, pterocarpus macrocarpus, pterocarpus marsupium, pterocarpus santalinus, pterospermum acerifolium, puka, quandang, quandong, quandong tree, quira, red sandalwood, red sanders, red sanderswood, red saunders, red silk-cotton tree, ribbon tree, ribbonwood, rose chestnut, rosewood, rosewood tree, ruptiliocarpon caracolito, sabinea carinalis, samba, sandalwood tree, santalum album, santa maria tree, sapling, sapote, sarcocephalus diderrichii, satinwood, satinwood tree, scarlet wisteria tree, schinus chichita, schinus molle, schinus terebinthifolius, screw pine, scrub beefwood, sesbania grandiflora, shade tree, shaving-brush tree, shingle tree, silkwood, silver ash, silver quandong tree, silver tree, simal, sisham, sissoo, sissu, sloanea jamaicensis, soapberry, soapberry tree, sophora japonica, sophora secundiflora, sophora sinensis, sophora tetraptera, souari nut, souari, souari tree, southern beech, spanish elm, spanish tamarind, stenocarpus salignus, stenocarpus sinuatus, sycamore, tanbark oak, taraktagenos kurzii, taraktogenos kurzii, tarrietia argyrodendron, teak, tectona grandis, tipu, tipu tree, tolu balsam tree, tolu tree, tree of knowledge, trifoliata, trifoliate orange, triplochiton scleroxcylon, true sandalwood, tulipwood tree, turreae, vangueria infausta, vangueria madagascariensis, vegetable hummingbird, virgilia capensis, virgilia divaricata, virgilia oroboides, wheel tree, white mangrove, white popinac, wild cinnamon, wild fig, wild medlar, wild medlar tree, wild orange, wild tamarind, willow, willow tree, winter's bark, winter's bark tree, xylopia aethiopica, yellow jacaranda, yellowwood, yellowwood tree, zebrawood, zebrawood tree









Words often used in the same context as "trees":





country, trees, poetry, angry, hungry, gry, leaves, flower, christmas, branch, forest, green, bird, fish, gift, red, beach, chemistry, grass, wood, yard, bush, melody, frog, leaf, nature, ocean, park, spring, apple, bat, climb, flowers, garden, hill, industry, lake, list, misery, mouse, once, pig, planet, roots, woods, autumn, bar, bug, cross, fruit, glow, holiday, pine, saw, seed, slow, toy, alex, cake, cause, dry, fell, fence, geometry, gray, gree, haze, heads, knife, leg, log, mountain, plant, poems, presents, sock, tale, the, zoo, america, ashley, backyard, basketball, bill, birds, block, bread, bridge, buck, buzz
Reply:This website gives you a list of names...even separates by gender!



Some boys: Cedar, Forrest, Heath, Perry, Oakes



Girls: Azalea, Cocoa, Daisy, Fern, Ginger...



There are MANY more!!



Check it out :)
Reply:Pine, Fern, Palm, forest, hardwood, pulp, sapling, seedling, shrub, softwood, stock



Hope you enjoy and please send me the finished poem. I am a fanatic. :-) %26lt;3
Reply:Lots of names for each at these sites.
Reply:Bush, plant, shrub, bloom, blossom, bud, floret; bouquet, nosegay, posy; arrangement, boutonniere, corsage, garland, lei, spray, wreath, foilage...that's all I got :)
Reply:can you put types such as oak and that or?..

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