Saturday, November 19, 2011

What is the name of this flower plant? description below?

It's evry common, it's often at stores in the front or at parks or people's gardens. It has thin little lavendar petals that are pointy and clsoed looking and with a bunch of thick green stems/leaves supporting it, and is bush. some1 i know came in contact with these possibly orally and I would like to know the name of them and if theyre poisonous? or at least some suggestions and then I could look them up under images?

What is the name of this flower plant? description below?
lemme guess ... someone chewed on the Salvia in mom's garden, hoping to get high.....
Reply:Sounds like lavender or salvia also known as may night. Don't know if they are poisonous. I would think that lavender isn't since it is used in many products and I think I have even seen Martha Stewart put it in lemonade? These plants look a lot alike but are very different. Hope everything is ok :) Check out these sights. Hope this helps.





http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http...


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavender
Reply:I think you are describing a hydrangea look at the picture on the link below.





http://www.google.com/search?hl=en%26amp;rlz=1...
Reply:Your best bet is to take a sample of the flower to a reputable landscaping company.
Reply:It very well could be pansy, as they are edible (you came into contact with them orally).
Reply:rose or polyanthes or pansy
Reply:All i can think of is Lavender...


What is this flower's name? 10 points for the fastest and right answer!!!?

ok, it blooms at night and closes at day, with a very nice scent!!


thanks!!!


give me the url if you can!!!


thanks alot!!

What is this flower's name? 10 points for the fastest and right answer!!!?
I'm gonna go with the "4 o'clock" (Mirabilis jalopa) Opens just before dark and withers to a close when daylight arrives. Has a very sweet scent, kinda like cotton candy!..lol


http://www.gingergarden.com/other/result...





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Reply:deffinatly the nightblooming cerues. not the cactus kind though, the jungle Epiphyllum oxypetalum. its incredible fragrant during the night. only after about eight o clock, and is closed before 5:30 in the morning (pretty too, one flower last almost a week i think) Report It

Reply:Night blooming cereus or night blooming jasmine?? Both are scented.
Reply:i have a snake plant (sansevieria) that has bloomed about seven times and it opens at night and dies before morning and if you could bottle the fragrance you could be a millionaire.
Reply:that is a very vague question.
Reply:I immediately thought of Nicotiana and when confirming this, I came across this link with a lot of other plants: http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/CoopExt/4...





Hope this helps!
Reply:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moonflower Try this one
Reply:night blooming cereus: http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...





four o'clock:


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





datura or moon flower:


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





night blooming jasmine:


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





And a few more for your perusal:


http://www.ext.colostate.edu/PUBS/COLUMN...
Reply:moonflower
Reply:sounds like a four o clock or a datura.
Reply:Tropical Water lillies or just plain water lillies!








http://www.gardenandhearth.com/Backyard-...
Reply:buttercup,clement,hellbore,peony,cowslip... and that it bye=)
Reply:the morning glory.
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Reply:nuvolart





http://image63.webshots.com/63/7/22/7/26...
Reply:tulip
Reply:Possibly Oenothera biennis:


http://www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org/forums...


Could anybody suggest me some web site that provide beautiful names for flowers? thanks!?

I have to make a catalog and translate all the flower names into English .But i have no idea of the name .I just know the family name of the flowers ,but i don' know how to add some adjectives to the names and make them more vividly.

Could anybody suggest me some web site that provide beautiful names for flowers? thanks!?
TRY THE FOLLOWING SITES...........





www.earthlypursuits.com/FlwrsPer/FlwrN...





www.flowers.org.uk/flowers/facts/commo...





www.800florals.com/care/glossary.asp
Reply:http://www.thinkbabynames.com/search/0/f...


What is the name of this flower?

http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k136/h...





This might just be my favourite flower but I've no idea what's called.

What is the name of this flower?
http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im... It's an asiatic lilie
Reply:stargazer lily


they smell great
Reply:It is a Stargazer Lily. They are Oriental lilies.
Reply:I believe it's an Iris
Reply:Pretty flower! is it a perenial? and would it grow here in saskatchewan?
Reply:It is a lily, it is so pretty .
Reply:Its a japanese Lily. They are VERY fragrant. If you use them in the house, remember to take the little orange pollen pads off the center of the flower immediately after the flower opens. The pollen will STAIN.
Reply:Stargazer lily
Reply:Stargazer lily. It belongs to the genus Lillium.

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Is there a plant/tree/flower with the name Courtney in it?

I am trying to commerate the loss of someone and would like to plant something with their name in it if possible.

Is there a plant/tree/flower with the name Courtney in it?
First, I am sorry for your loss.


There are no plants with that name in it that i have found so far. However, i think a good flower would be the Lavendar Memory Flower.You can get these at your local flwoer shop.


What is the name for a flower grown in the southern states on a bush during the summertime that is big?

it changes colors from green to whatever color it will be.

What is the name for a flower grown in the southern states on a bush during the summertime that is big?
hibiscus
Reply:Its a Hydrangea. The flowers start out green then change to either blue or pink depending on pH of the soil. Blue comes from acid soil %26amp; pink from alkaline or neutral. You can make the flowers pink by adding lime to the soil, or blue by adding aluminum sulfate.
Reply:Of the answers-- I think Rose of Sharon or crepe myrtle is the answer-- no other information to help identify the plant-- however the Rose of Sharon is a "old timey" plant-- you'll find it in areas where houses have been cleared for whatever reason-- especially around homesteaders home places. The flower looks like a hollyhock-- just one bloom at a time. It along with iris were two of the plants the pioneer women brought to the new land (Oklahoma) that were tough enough to survive-- providing some beauty to these remarkable women.


The crepe myrtle is the "lilac of the south" -- if not trimmed back in the dormant season, this flowering shrub will grow as tall as the eave of your house, although there is a dwarf version now. Colors range from white thru bright pink and finally a true red. You can trim up the branches (take off small branches from the ground up to where you want the flowers to be-- ) and the bark will peel in places making it interesting year round. Or you can just cut the whole thing back when dormant and get loads of blooms the next summer. The blooms themselves are small and look kinda like crepe paper flowers you made in school.-- hence the name-- but the flowers are all together on the end of the branch-- looking somewhat like a lilac.


Both the rose of sharon and the crepe myrtle have small leaves whereas the hydrangea has much larger leaves. Hydrangea likes mostly shade and crepe myrtle and rose of sharon like full sun.


good luck in your search
Reply:Maybe a hibiscus or magnolia.
Reply:My guess is Bougainvillea.
Reply:not sure the guy above me knows
Reply:the south tends to be know of the huge magnolias.
Reply:hibiscus
Reply:sounds like a Hydrangea.
Reply:Hydrangea
Reply:You might be thinking of Rose of Sharon . . . sometimes these bushes are tree-like, and the flowers range in size and color depending on the variety.
Reply:I think it is a hydrangea or hibiscus.
Reply:hibiscus
Reply:sounds like hydrangea, but it also grows in the states in the middle.


Is there a flower named velia?

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Is there a flower named velia?
No .


I think so u mis spelled it is "VIOLA"
Reply:Hi Velia R, I'm with "Angel" on this one! XOXO Moonpie P.S. You have a very pretty name!
Reply:There is a small flowering shrub called weigela and pronounced wygeela. This might be where you are hearing the word. It could sound alot like velia without the "wy" in front of it. The bush remains low, produces multiple beautiful flowers. The bushes come in pinks and reds. Gorgeous with so many flowers, you cant begin to count them all.
Reply:Hi Velia. This site tells the origin and meaning of your name. http://www.behindthename.com/php/view.ph... Have a great spring.
Reply:no.there is only a plce named velia