Flowerstory
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Calla Lily
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Since the days of ancient Rome the Calla Lily has been treasured as a flower of celebration. First cherished as a celebration of light, the...
Iris
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Name The name iris comes directly from the Greek goddess Iris, a messenger of the god’s. She was the goddess of the rainbow and traveled o...
Dahlia
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Dahlia An herbal document written in Latin just sixty years after the coming of Columbus was discovered 1929. It noted that the Aztecs use...
Orchid
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Orchid originates from Greece, where orchis, means testicle. Some orchids are called ladies' fingers, ladies' tresses, or long purp...
Sunflower
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Sunflower These flowers always turn towards the sun. They originated in Central and South America, and were grown for their usefulness, no...
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Tulip
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Tulip Over a thousand years ago, Tulips grew wild in Persia, and near Kabul the Great Mogul Baber counted thirty-three different species. ...
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Violet
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Violet When Napoleon married Josephine, she wore violets, and on each anniversary Josephine received a bouquet of violets. Following Napo...
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