Flowers and their meaning- english project

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Flowers And TheirMeaningsThere are a lot of special owers and all of them have

a special and dierent meaning from each other.Everyday we see people with owers in their hands.They choose owers in depend of the situation. For

example when we want to express love to someone orpasion we give to him/her red roses, to express refuseor that we are disappointed we choose yellowcarnation etc.


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Due to extensive reeding, this lily coalmost every ma!or color. "in# and re$lstroemerias show your warmth and towards a friend, while orange #eeps towards your goals. &ellow, white, and

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(ymolism of the $lstroemFlower(ince this ower grows natively in "recently spread to other parts of theis no meaning for the ower in the c)ictorian tradition. *owever, moder

still assign the lovely petals plenty o+t symolies the power of friendshimutual ond of support etween twEven in the more passionate colors,meanings remain ased on friendshromance. (ome metaphysical eliev

owers around to attract new friend


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-hat Does thFlower ean

The old loo# oalstroemeria hisymolism eh

tropical eautyDevotion and metween two fafriendsFriendship on aac0uaintancesh-ithstanding teveryday life

1uilding your p2nding new frieromantic conneFollowing yourachieving your a material and


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Alstroemeria Plant CareCut off old flower stems with bypass prunerMulch around but not on top of the plants ispring, with 3 inches of organic compost.Water well weekly until soil is completely m

especially summers, when there is no rain.


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AMARYLLIS$maryllis owers in loom are spectacular additions to

any garden or ou0uet. 3riginally from tropical landsli#e the 4ariean, (outh $frica or islands in the (outh

(eas, amaryllis can e found all over the world, exceptfor $ntarctica. 5rown from uls, each plant producesfrom two to 2ve owers which stay in loom an averageof a remar#ale six wee#s.

-hat Does the $mean(ince the plants athey seem to call themselves y tow

other neary owecame to the attenEuropean gardene6788s. They seem

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eaning ; (ymolism of $maryllis

ve come to associate with the holidays = egan as ashy, timid nymph. $maryllis fell deeply in love with $lteo,a shepherd with *ercules> strength and $pollo>s eauty,ut her aections were unre0uited. *oping that she could

win him over y estowing upon him the thing he desiredmost = a ower so uni0ue it had never existed in the worldefore = $maryllis sought advice from the oracle of Delphi.Following his instructions, $maryllis dressed in maiden>swhite and appeared at $lteo>s door for ?8 nights, eachtime piercing her heart with a golden arrow. -hen at last$lteo opened his door, there efore him was a stri#ing

crimson ower, sprung from the lood of $maryllis>sheart. -ith this romantic = aleit tragic = tale as itseginning, it>s not surprising that today the amaryllis hascome to symolie pride, determination and radianteauty.

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Facts about AmaryllisAmaryllis is a perennial flowering plant.Amaryllis bulbs are 3-11 cm in diameterproduce 3- long-lasting lea!es of 1"-#"and 1-$ cm broad.Amaryllis has narrow, flat lea!es and wiflowers borne on separate, leafless stalks

Amaryllises are widely distributed throuworld, especially in the flatlands of the trsubtropics.%he Amaryllis hybrids are knownas Hippeastrum.

Amaryllis Plant Care&emo!e the spent blossoms of Amaryllis topre!ent seed formation by cutting the stem off 'ustabo!e the bulb.(lace the amaryllis plant in a sunny window.Water the amaryllis plant regularly.)ertili*e the amaryllis plant with a balancedhouseplant fertili*er regularly.Do not fertilize the amaryllis bulbs without

leaves;it may kill the bulb, which is not good.


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$nemone-hen it comes to loo#ing delicate an$nemone owers are experts. These looms inspired poets, artists, and socenturies with their colorful cup shapcontrasting dar# or yellow center. $s cottage gardens and path side planti

common ower is tied to a surprisingsymolism for dierent cultures. 4onintricacies of the $nemone as a symyour use of ower language in daily l


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The beautiful Anemone owersymbolizes:"rotection against evil and ill wishesThe approach of a rain storm when thepetals close upForsa#en or forgotten love and aection$nticipation and excitement forsomething in the futureFairies and their magical world of twilightThe death of a loved one or the loss ofthem to someone else"rotection against disease and illnessThe arrival of the 2rst spring winds1ad luc# or ill omens

Varieties of Anemone


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Varieties of Anemone+roadly, there are three types of Anemoneflowers-Spring flowering type, which has eitherrhi*omes or tubers.uberous !e"iterranean, which flowers inspring and summer.

#arger Fall flowering type, which blooms inlate summer to fall and tends to ha!e fibrousroots.

Anemone Plant Care)ollow a regular watering schedule during the firstgrowing season to establish a deep, etensi!e root

system.)or a neat appearance, remo!e old foliage beforenew lea!es emerge.i!ide clumps e!ery to 3 years in early spring.Cut right back to the ground in late Autumn. %heywill shoot away again in/pring.


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$rum family of plants includes over 6888 species ofplants commonly referred to as anthuriums. They range

is sie, shape and color, ut are similar in appearanceand use. The anthurium ower produces heart=shapedlooms that range in color from green or white to shadesof pin# and rilliant red. These owers are reallymodi2ed racts, called spathes. The actual ower of theanthurium plant are tiny looms that line the eshy innerspi#e called a spadix.

Anthurium

-hat Does the $nthurium Flower ( li f th $ th


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-hat Does the $nthurium Flowerean

This tropical plant adapts to nearly anyenvironment and produces new owers all year,giving it a reputation as a hospitality plant. 1ut, ithas other meanings too.*ospitality*appiness$undance

(ymolism of the $nthuThe anthurium ower is #nownsymol of hospitality, as this exin nearly any location in the hore0uires little care other than woccasional fertiliing and toleralight conditions. $s a cut ower

long=lasting and retain their eoral ou0uets. They are oftenou0uets or other wedding arrapotted plant, the anthurium plasymolies aundance and hap+t ma#es a delightful hostess orfor this reason.


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$nthurium Flower 4oloreanings$nthurium, li#e many owers, ta#es on the colormeaning of all owers and does not have meaningspeci2c to their color. Tailor your messagefollowing the traditional color meaning of owersand the overall anthurium ower meaning.Red:


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Anthuriums Plant Care&emo!e dead and unsightly foliage andfaded or brown flowers.0se a peat moss base.Anthuriums need a high light but notdirect sunlight.

Water your anthurium thoroughly, butallow it to dry slightly between waterings.o not o!er-water the anthuriums as itmay cause root damage and yellowing ofthe lea!es.)ertili*e the anthurium plant about e!eryother month.A!oid draughts and strong temperature

fluctuations.n winter, anthurium plants need a #week rest period at a 1$2C with littlewater. %his allows the plant to flowerprofusely again in the following season.

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$sters are a popular daisy=li#e ower that have grown wildsince ancient times. any people are surprised to learn thatthe aromatic aster B(ymphyotrichum olongifoliumC and theew England aster B(ymphyotrichum novaeangliaeC that

lan#et the roadsides along the eastern coast of the nited(tates aren't really asters at all. These aster loo#=a=li#es haveeen reclassi2ed, ut still carry aster in their common names.

The only wild aster in the .( is the $lpine aster BasteralpinusC. $sters have en!oyed a colorful history and are partof many legends.

$ster -hat does taster ower

The meaning of thdiers depending opresentation, ut i

meanings areA"atience


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IRIS

(ymolism of the +ris Flower


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The iris is often associated with royalty and it's nowonder. This regal ower puts on 0uite a show inthe garden in early to mid=summer. +t's statelylooms range in color from traditional shades ofpurple and lue to yellow, white, pin#, red,chartreuse, rown and nearly lac#. There is an iris

to 2t any occasion.-hat Does the +ris Flower ean

The iris means dierent things to dierent peopleand cultures. (ome of its most common meaningsareoyaltyFaith-isdom*ope)alor

(ymolism of the +ris FlowerThe ancient 5ree#s soon eganplanting purple iris owers on twomen, elieving they would e+ris to lead their loved ones in theaven.

These stately owers, as evide

depiction in Egyptian palaces, aEgyptian Gings. The Egyptians inuenced y 5ree# mythologysymolie their connections to 1y the middle ages, France tooand egan to use iris owers toand power. +n fact, it is the iris eur=de=lis, the ational symo

+n the nited (tates, the iris is tFeruary, the ower for the HItanniversary and the state owe

+ris Flower 4olor


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+ris Flower 4oloreanings-hile any iris symoliesroyalty, wisdom and valor, thecolor of the loom also aectsthe message the ower carries.!ur$leJ The traditional

meaning of purple irises isroyalty, ut that isn't its onlymeaning. "urple can alsorepresent wisdom, respect andcompliments.%lueJ 1lue irises are symolicof hope and faith.YellowJ &ellow irisessymolie passion.hiteJ -hite irises expressespurity and innocence.


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ROS

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The rose is one of the most famous and


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The rose is one of the most famous andeloved of all owers. $s -illiam (ha#espeareonce wrote 9-hat's in a name That whichwe call a rose y any other name would smellas sweet.: oses have een revered forcenturies. *istorical evidence shows they

were grown in 4hina aout I,888 years agoand they have continued to play a part inhistory ever since.-hat does the ose Flower ean

The rose has many meanings which varydepending on its color. *owever any rose can ecommonly seen as a symol ofA


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(ymolism of the ose FlowerThe rose is often associated with numerology. +n art of the renaissance period, a rosewas a message of reirth and renewal. +n alchemical texts and art, a rose with sevensymol of inclusion, universal understanding and order. The association etween nurose is also seen in Freemasonry where each of three roses are symolic of a guiding


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Flowerssymbolize the&olor of life'

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