Category Archives: Friday’s Flower Fact

Friday’s Flower Fact: Velvet Trumpet

October 07, 2016

Velvet Trumpet

The Velvet Trumpet is excellent to add bright color to gardens or containers in regions with cooler summers. For warmer climates, provide afternoon shade or mulch roots to keep healthy looking plants. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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Friday’s Flower Fact: Pon Pon Trilly Ranunculus

September 30, 2016

Pon Pon Trilly Ranunculus

The ranunculus flower symbolizes radiance and dazzling charm. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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Friday’s Flower Fact: Annabelle Hydrangea

September 23, 2016

Annabelle Hydrangea

Annabelle Hydrangea is a naturally occurring cultivar of native Hydrangea arborescens with blooms only half the size. It was discovered in the wild near Anna, Illinois. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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Friday’s Flower Fact: Sensation Cosmos

September 16, 2016

Sensation Cosmos - Floating Petals

Along with marigolds, cosmos are the October birth month flower. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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Friday’s Flower Fact: Purple Queen Contessa

September 09, 2016

Purple Queen Contessa

All parts of the Purple Queen Contessa plant are poisonous, including the seeds. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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Friday’s Flower Fact: Strawberry Fields Gomphrena

September 02, 2016

Strawberry Fields Gomphrena

The Strawberry Fields Gomphrena flower holds color well when dried and, like other varieties, are made into garlands by girls for their brothers in Nepal as a symbol of protection for Brother's Day. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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Friday’s Flower Fact: California Poppy

August 26, 2016

California Poppy

The state flower of California, this poppy-like flower not only closes at night, but also in cold or cloudy weather. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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Friday’s Flower Fact: Magellan Zinnia

August 19, 2016

Magellan Zinnia

Low maintenance, heat tolerant and brilliantly colored Magellan zinnias bloom just six weeks after sowing. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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Friday’s Flower Fact: Blue Boy Bachelor’s Button

August 12, 2016

Blue Boy Bachelor's Button

Blue boy bachelor's button flowers were worn in folklore by young men in love. It was a sign that love would not be returned if the flower faded too quickly. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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Friday’s Flower Fact: Snow in Summer

August 05, 2016

Snow in Summer - Friday's Flower Fact - Floating Petals

This plant, Snow in Summer, can be mowed to 2” after flowering to deadhead and tidy appearance. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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