it was in a color collection of plants.
I have a plant with purple leaves,thick stems and yellow flowers with maroon tops but no petals .?
Sounds like you have a cross between a Crocus and a Poinsettia. My advise is to take good care of it, and go to the library and search
all the book you can, or take it to or call you local college {Horticulture Dept} and see what they can tell you. Mabe you have something no one else does. Do not give it to anyone, sounds really pretty. Good luck, wish I could see this mistery plant!
Reply:i would like to see plant. go to local nursery bring a flower with you. they will be able to tell you.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
How to I care for my new (& newly planted) purple flowering plum tree?
Just planted it about two weeks ago. Live in Missouri.
How to I care for my new (%26amp; newly planted) purple flowering plum tree?
Make sure it never dries out the first few years. Don't over water just deep watering when it needs it. Mulch it with well rotted manures and organic matter (hay). Fertilize annually, and you should have a beautiful tree in no time. They are hardy and no problem to grow.
Reply:Water it weekly and protect it from deer who could rut on it. They will rub their antlers on the trunk and kill the tree. I lost a beautiful crabbapple that way. Wrap a mesh loosely around the trunk.
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How to I care for my new (%26amp; newly planted) purple flowering plum tree?
Make sure it never dries out the first few years. Don't over water just deep watering when it needs it. Mulch it with well rotted manures and organic matter (hay). Fertilize annually, and you should have a beautiful tree in no time. They are hardy and no problem to grow.
Reply:Water it weekly and protect it from deer who could rut on it. They will rub their antlers on the trunk and kill the tree. I lost a beautiful crabbapple that way. Wrap a mesh loosely around the trunk.
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Where do purple flowers get their colours from?
Good question
Flower colors of red, pink, blue and purple come mainly from the pigments called anthocyanins. Anthocyanins are water soluble pigments in the class of
chemicals called flavanoids, which are phenolics. Anthocyanins are found in the
cell vacuoles and are glucosides meaning they contain a sugar molecule.
A classic experiment uses the anthocyanins in red cabbage as a pH indicator
because anthocyanins change color depending on the pH. You could do the same
thing with flower petals. An easy way is to crush a red rose petal on a white
plate with the back of a spoon and add either vinegar (acid) or baking soda
(base) and note the color change. A college lab manual has an experiment on
chromatography of flower anthocyanins (Witham et al. 1971).
Flowers may also contain another class of pigments called carotenoids, which
are responsible for red in tomato and orange in carrot root. Carotenoids are
red, yellow and orange in color. They do not reside in the vacuole but in
organelles called plastids, either in green chloroplasts or in nongreen
chromoplasts
Where do purple flowers get their colours from?
I DONT KNOW SORRY!
Reply:from biology point of view pigment anthocyanin is reponsible for it.
from physics point of view it shows this type of colour coz it reflects some part of the sun light falling on it which gives us purple colour appearence.
Flower colors of red, pink, blue and purple come mainly from the pigments called anthocyanins. Anthocyanins are water soluble pigments in the class of
chemicals called flavanoids, which are phenolics. Anthocyanins are found in the
cell vacuoles and are glucosides meaning they contain a sugar molecule.
A classic experiment uses the anthocyanins in red cabbage as a pH indicator
because anthocyanins change color depending on the pH. You could do the same
thing with flower petals. An easy way is to crush a red rose petal on a white
plate with the back of a spoon and add either vinegar (acid) or baking soda
(base) and note the color change. A college lab manual has an experiment on
chromatography of flower anthocyanins (Witham et al. 1971).
Flowers may also contain another class of pigments called carotenoids, which
are responsible for red in tomato and orange in carrot root. Carotenoids are
red, yellow and orange in color. They do not reside in the vacuole but in
organelles called plastids, either in green chloroplasts or in nongreen
chromoplasts
Where do purple flowers get their colours from?
I DONT KNOW SORRY!
Reply:from biology point of view pigment anthocyanin is reponsible for it.
from physics point of view it shows this type of colour coz it reflects some part of the sun light falling on it which gives us purple colour appearence.
Lethacantus flower - what are the properties of this purple flower that looks dead?
I am not sure of the spelling of it.
Lethacantus flower - what are the properties of this purple flower that looks dead?
Try asking in chemistry. Not sure what you mean.
Lethacantus flower - what are the properties of this purple flower that looks dead?
Try asking in chemistry. Not sure what you mean.
Where can I find floating candles with strings of fake flowers attached to the bottom to use as centerpieces?
I saw a centerpiece online awhile back and it was a tall cylinder glass filled with water and a disc (round) floating candle with a strand of small purple flowers hanging from the bottom of the candle. I want to use them as my centerpieces for my wedding. Please help!!
Where can I find floating candles with strings of fake flowers attached to the bottom to use as centerpieces?
arts and crafts store...
Reply:Hi and congratulations on your upcoming wedding!
I think I know what you mean. However, what you saw was a tall cylinder glass vase....you can buy them many places...Here is a link:
http://www.save-on-crafts.com/clglcyvaca...
Then, with the floating candle (as in the link above). However, there is not a strand of flowers hanging from the bottom of the candle itself....but, just a strand of garland flowers put into the vase before the candle is put in. Here is a picture of something similar:
http://www.illuminations.com/jump.jsp?it...
There are many things people use. Look through more of the pictures on the Save-on-Crafts website. Also go to Michael's.com
http://www.michaels.com/art/online/home
Illuminations.com
http://www.illuminations.com
Surroundings.com
http://www.surroundings.com/
All of these places have ideas and pctures and various garlands and flowers that you can buy to float in the cylinder vase. I DO love the look of that type of centerpiece.
Good luck!
Reply:Try an arts+craft store. like 'ac moore' 'michaels' 'joanns'
Where can I find floating candles with strings of fake flowers attached to the bottom to use as centerpieces?
arts and crafts store...
Reply:Hi and congratulations on your upcoming wedding!
I think I know what you mean. However, what you saw was a tall cylinder glass vase....you can buy them many places...Here is a link:
http://www.save-on-crafts.com/clglcyvaca...
Then, with the floating candle (as in the link above). However, there is not a strand of flowers hanging from the bottom of the candle itself....but, just a strand of garland flowers put into the vase before the candle is put in. Here is a picture of something similar:
http://www.illuminations.com/jump.jsp?it...
There are many things people use. Look through more of the pictures on the Save-on-Crafts website. Also go to Michael's.com
http://www.michaels.com/art/online/home
Illuminations.com
http://www.illuminations.com
Surroundings.com
http://www.surroundings.com/
All of these places have ideas and pctures and various garlands and flowers that you can buy to float in the cylinder vase. I DO love the look of that type of centerpiece.
Good luck!
Reply:Try an arts+craft store. like 'ac moore' 'michaels' 'joanns'
Transferring ground flowers to a pot?
I just took a walk around the house outside and found some of the prettiest purple flowers. They are gorgeous! The only problem is, they're off to the side of our driveway and I'm afraid that some neighbors may kill them! I'd really like to transfer them into a regular pot. What are the best methods for taking ground plants and making them into potted ones? Will this little guy have any chance of surviving if I keep it watered and tended to every day? What are some tips and tricks you would use? Thank you!
Transferring ground flowers to a pot?
what can it hurt to try.. if the neigbors are gonna kill 'em anyway.
Get good potting soil and a pot larger than the plant's root mass. place the root mass in the potting soil and water it well. keep the plants in the same light conditions that they were in before and keep the plants watered and add some fertilizer after you see that they will be OK...
Hope for the best..
good luck!
Reply:I would get a large enough planter. Put some rocks in the bottom, put your plant in, and add potting soil. Then just water and feed it regularly.
Reply:I've done this many times. Just dig widely around the base. Loosen the dirt with water (do not damage the roots) Put it in a pot with potting soil. Water with miracle grow. Or, you could move it to a safer place in your yard. Same way.
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Transferring ground flowers to a pot?
what can it hurt to try.. if the neigbors are gonna kill 'em anyway.
Get good potting soil and a pot larger than the plant's root mass. place the root mass in the potting soil and water it well. keep the plants in the same light conditions that they were in before and keep the plants watered and add some fertilizer after you see that they will be OK...
Hope for the best..
good luck!
Reply:I would get a large enough planter. Put some rocks in the bottom, put your plant in, and add potting soil. Then just water and feed it regularly.
Reply:I've done this many times. Just dig widely around the base. Loosen the dirt with water (do not damage the roots) Put it in a pot with potting soil. Water with miracle grow. Or, you could move it to a safer place in your yard. Same way.
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What can I use to poison the purple flowered tibouchina plant?
I have tried drilling deep holes and pouring in blackberry poison and have also tried roundup. I have also chopped some of the roots. I don't just want to cut it down and leave a stump I want to totally get rid of it. It's trunk is fairly large and has many main roots sprouting off the base. Any suggestions I would be apprecaitive. thanks
What can I use to poison the purple flowered tibouchina plant?
Why not try digging a hole under the roots in the ground and start a fire under it to see if you can kill it that way and to burn the root and trunk system otherwise you may have to get someone in with a stump grinder but that will probably cost a bit of money.
Reply:If its trunk and roots are as sprawling as you have suggested, it is most likely mis-identified as they are shrubs (Tibouchina urvilleana) and do not develop as you have suggested.
Reply:gas and a match
What can I use to poison the purple flowered tibouchina plant?
Why not try digging a hole under the roots in the ground and start a fire under it to see if you can kill it that way and to burn the root and trunk system otherwise you may have to get someone in with a stump grinder but that will probably cost a bit of money.
Reply:If its trunk and roots are as sprawling as you have suggested, it is most likely mis-identified as they are shrubs (Tibouchina urvilleana) and do not develop as you have suggested.
Reply:gas and a match
Who knows the name of a purple-flowered plant I thought was archiminius?
It's a cutting from a friend and it's lovely but I want to know how to propogate and how to care for it in the winter.
Who knows the name of a purple-flowered plant I thought was archiminius?
Achimenes. Gesneriaceae. This is a perennial. It is a Native to tropical America. Related to the African Violet and Gloxinia family. They require shde outdoors but bright light indoors and regular water. Most tender and mostly grown in pots. When grown in beds is normally used as a ground cover. They are grown from rhizomes so you would most likely need to get one of these from your friend in the fall when they are lifted. I do not know where you live but in most areas they will freeze if not lifted and stored through the winter and replanted in the spring. Just enjoy the cutting you have and tell your friend to give you a start of the rhizome this fall. You can store it in a a cool dry place over winter and plant it in the spring. I normally store mine bulbs and rhizomes in dry peat in tubs layered with newspaper through the winter. Just label it so you know what they are.
I hope this helps. ~smiles~
Reply:first you need a detail description of the plant or at least give the correct name of the plant that you thought it was (there're no archiminius plant) Then we might be able to help.
Reply:if it looks like a purple daisy, with the petals going toward the stem sounds like purple corn flower , but don't hold me to it!
Who knows the name of a purple-flowered plant I thought was archiminius?
Achimenes. Gesneriaceae. This is a perennial. It is a Native to tropical America. Related to the African Violet and Gloxinia family. They require shde outdoors but bright light indoors and regular water. Most tender and mostly grown in pots. When grown in beds is normally used as a ground cover. They are grown from rhizomes so you would most likely need to get one of these from your friend in the fall when they are lifted. I do not know where you live but in most areas they will freeze if not lifted and stored through the winter and replanted in the spring. Just enjoy the cutting you have and tell your friend to give you a start of the rhizome this fall. You can store it in a a cool dry place over winter and plant it in the spring. I normally store mine bulbs and rhizomes in dry peat in tubs layered with newspaper through the winter. Just label it so you know what they are.
I hope this helps. ~smiles~
Reply:first you need a detail description of the plant or at least give the correct name of the plant that you thought it was (there're no archiminius plant) Then we might be able to help.
Reply:if it looks like a purple daisy, with the petals going toward the stem sounds like purple corn flower , but don't hold me to it!
ENCHANTED DS- I have got my 10 decorative purple flowers and 5 adhesive to make the shoes, but it won;t?
let me mix the two together to make the shoes, all it says is collect flowers to make shoes, and can;t get any further, please help
ENCHANTED DS- I have got my 10 decorative purple flowers and 5 adhesive to make the shoes, but it won;t?
idk
ENCHANTED DS- I have got my 10 decorative purple flowers and 5 adhesive to make the shoes, but it won;t?
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What are some pretty exotic flowers that would look good as a tattoo?
I have medium brown skin and I'm going for a purple flower on my foot...so.... Any suggestions would be appreciated.
What are some pretty exotic flowers that would look good as a tattoo?
Just google up "purple flower" under images and you will get tons. I particularly love purple columbines - actually ALL columbine.
Purple sometimes is a problematic ink for fading at times and on the foot it can fade pretty badly. You might want something on the purple (or other) pastel side to show nicely.
Reply:no. no tattoes look pretty.
Reply:lotus flowers are great and so is the dahlia.you can check out my lotus on my space.
myspace.com/darthiedarth
i love it ,it is one of my favorite tattoos.
Reply:Check out this website for ideas on flower tattoo's.
http://www.tattoojohnny.com/flower-tatto...
My friend has a butterfly on her last two toes. Looks really great. It's wings go up her toes but it's body is right on the front. This site has some pretty cool looking stuff. Hope it helps.
Reply:Maybe a hibiscus flower? :]
Reply:i would research the meaning of the different flowers - then go from there
Reply:I think Plumeria's are also very beautiful.
Reply:Hibiscus flowers usually always look awesomeee!
Reply:Orchids. So pretty! =)
Reply:I cant reccomend any flowers but Lei Lanni is Hawianin for Heavnly Flower that would look good with anything you pick.
Reply:Orchids, they are purple and white, not all but some. Also a hibiscus flower would be pretty!
Reply:Lotus, peony, orchid. My friend has a ghost orchid on her foot and it's beautiful!
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What are some pretty exotic flowers that would look good as a tattoo?
Just google up "purple flower" under images and you will get tons. I particularly love purple columbines - actually ALL columbine.
Purple sometimes is a problematic ink for fading at times and on the foot it can fade pretty badly. You might want something on the purple (or other) pastel side to show nicely.
Reply:no. no tattoes look pretty.
Reply:lotus flowers are great and so is the dahlia.you can check out my lotus on my space.
myspace.com/darthiedarth
i love it ,it is one of my favorite tattoos.
Reply:Check out this website for ideas on flower tattoo's.
http://www.tattoojohnny.com/flower-tatto...
My friend has a butterfly on her last two toes. Looks really great. It's wings go up her toes but it's body is right on the front. This site has some pretty cool looking stuff. Hope it helps.
Reply:Maybe a hibiscus flower? :]
Reply:i would research the meaning of the different flowers - then go from there
Reply:I think Plumeria's are also very beautiful.
Reply:Hibiscus flowers usually always look awesomeee!
Reply:Orchids. So pretty! =)
Reply:I cant reccomend any flowers but Lei Lanni is Hawianin for Heavnly Flower that would look good with anything you pick.
Reply:Orchids, they are purple and white, not all but some. Also a hibiscus flower would be pretty!
Reply:Lotus, peony, orchid. My friend has a ghost orchid on her foot and it's beautiful!
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What kind of flowers are these?
Do you know what kind of flowers these are? Both of purple flowers and the white flowers. Thank you!!!
My sincerest apologies for the cheesy fading pictures. I couldn't find a better place to post the images. I think Yahoo should put a place to upload pictures when you ask questions...
http://img297.imageshack.us/slideshow/pl...
What kind of flowers are these?
A shot of the leaves would really help identify both of these flowers.
I think the purple flowers are Dames Rocket (Hesperis matronalis L.). Someone else suggested Garden Phlox, but the stamens in Phlox are not yellow/green.
The white flowers looks a bit like a snapdragon. Without seeing the back of the flower, and the size of the flower it's hard to tell.
Reply:The purple one looks just like Erysimum 'Bowles Mauve' (wallflower) to me:
http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
The white one looks like Nemesia fruticans (a white form) or a new hybrid Nemesia, it's a little hard to tell from the picture but I'm pretty certain:
http://www.naturehills.com/product/compa...
Hope this helps.
EDIT: I agree with sailinshoes, it's hard to identify for certain without seeing the leaves. Hesperis and Snapdragon are good calls too.
I still do think that the purple one is Erysimum and not Hesperis because of 2 things: 1) Erysimum flowers up the stalk and once the flowers are spent, they drop and leave the tiny stem as is evident in your photo, 2) Erysimum has a yellow center and Hesperis does not.
In regards to the white one, I did ponder snapdragon (Antirrhinum majus) too-which it could very well be. I went with Nemesia because in the photo it looks like the flowers are more clustered and that is reminiscent of Nemesia. Snapdragons flower on a stalk.
Again, this is just my opinion. Seeing the foliage, more of the flower and measurement of the flower would help a lot. At any rate, you have some good answers to investigate further.
Reply:lavender: http://images.search.yahoo.com/images/vi...
Snap dragon: http://images.search.yahoo.com/images/vi...
Reply:you might want to post your pictures at UBC Botanical Garden. There are many plant experts there.
http://www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org/forums...
Reply:Either its some kind of a clematis climbing plant
but if it's not some sort of a geranium mix. Best too look it up in an Encylopedia of Flowers.
Reply:Sorry, have old computer, couldnt download your pictures. Pity you couldnt describe them as well.
Reply:It looks like old fashioned phlox to me.
Reply:that looks like lavender.well if not i don't know
My sincerest apologies for the cheesy fading pictures. I couldn't find a better place to post the images. I think Yahoo should put a place to upload pictures when you ask questions...
http://img297.imageshack.us/slideshow/pl...
What kind of flowers are these?
A shot of the leaves would really help identify both of these flowers.
I think the purple flowers are Dames Rocket (Hesperis matronalis L.). Someone else suggested Garden Phlox, but the stamens in Phlox are not yellow/green.
The white flowers looks a bit like a snapdragon. Without seeing the back of the flower, and the size of the flower it's hard to tell.
Reply:The purple one looks just like Erysimum 'Bowles Mauve' (wallflower) to me:
http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
The white one looks like Nemesia fruticans (a white form) or a new hybrid Nemesia, it's a little hard to tell from the picture but I'm pretty certain:
http://www.naturehills.com/product/compa...
Hope this helps.
EDIT: I agree with sailinshoes, it's hard to identify for certain without seeing the leaves. Hesperis and Snapdragon are good calls too.
I still do think that the purple one is Erysimum and not Hesperis because of 2 things: 1) Erysimum flowers up the stalk and once the flowers are spent, they drop and leave the tiny stem as is evident in your photo, 2) Erysimum has a yellow center and Hesperis does not.
In regards to the white one, I did ponder snapdragon (Antirrhinum majus) too-which it could very well be. I went with Nemesia because in the photo it looks like the flowers are more clustered and that is reminiscent of Nemesia. Snapdragons flower on a stalk.
Again, this is just my opinion. Seeing the foliage, more of the flower and measurement of the flower would help a lot. At any rate, you have some good answers to investigate further.
Reply:lavender: http://images.search.yahoo.com/images/vi...
Snap dragon: http://images.search.yahoo.com/images/vi...
Reply:you might want to post your pictures at UBC Botanical Garden. There are many plant experts there.
http://www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org/forums...
Reply:Either its some kind of a clematis climbing plant
but if it's not some sort of a geranium mix. Best too look it up in an Encylopedia of Flowers.
Reply:Sorry, have old computer, couldnt download your pictures. Pity you couldnt describe them as well.
Reply:It looks like old fashioned phlox to me.
Reply:that looks like lavender.well if not i don't know
Question about caring for iris flowers?
Neighbor dug up a bunch of his in-full-bloom purple standard iris flowers for me and told me to plant them. They are beautiful. I planted them a week ago, and so far, so good (they seem to have "took"). The existing purple flowers are gorgeous, but I don't see any new buds. Are these a type that just bloom once a year and that's it? Once the flowers are gone, do I just leave the leaves as they are in the soil or do I dig them up?
Question about caring for iris flowers?
Yes, the iris just bloom once a year. You can leave them right in the ground, and once the blooms are over trim the leaves down to about 6 inches high, in a fan shape. This helps reduce moisture loss and encourages new growth. Just make sure that the tops of the rhizome are out of the soil, this is the fleshy part under the leaves and over the roots.
I love iris, you're lucky they are still blooming well for you.
Reply:Once a year bloom; but is a perennial.
They will return year after year if planted deep enough. Reproductions are created from new bulbs off existing roots. Next year may be same number of Iris you planted; years later, you should be seeing additional stalks.
I don't trim mine until either fall or next spring; this is an individual's taste.
Question about caring for iris flowers?
Yes, the iris just bloom once a year. You can leave them right in the ground, and once the blooms are over trim the leaves down to about 6 inches high, in a fan shape. This helps reduce moisture loss and encourages new growth. Just make sure that the tops of the rhizome are out of the soil, this is the fleshy part under the leaves and over the roots.
I love iris, you're lucky they are still blooming well for you.
Reply:Once a year bloom; but is a perennial.
They will return year after year if planted deep enough. Reproductions are created from new bulbs off existing roots. Next year may be same number of Iris you planted; years later, you should be seeing additional stalks.
I don't trim mine until either fall or next spring; this is an individual's taste.
In pea plants, with the genes for flower color, purple flowers (P) are dominant over red (p). With the genes?
for pollen grain shape, long pollen grains (L) are dominant over round (l). Plants heterozygous for purple flowersand long pollen grains (PpLl) are test-crossed with the homozygous recessive (ppll). The following offspring are produced:
purple, long 118
red, round 122
purple, round 32
red, long 28
Are the genes for flower color and pollen grain shape on the same chromosome? Can you figure out how far apart they are on the chromosome?
In pea plants, with the genes for flower color, purple flowers (P) are dominant over red (p). With the genes?
You need to do a punnet square and work out what result you would expect. Then you need to analyse how far away from the expected results your actual results are. Are the differences in result the same for both characteristics? If so, it is likely that the two characteristics are linked (on the same chromosome).
The number of recombinations reflects how far apart they are on the chromosome, but I can't remember how to calculate it. What's the recombination rate per kilobase of DNA? You should be able to figure it out if you know that.
purple, long 118
red, round 122
purple, round 32
red, long 28
Are the genes for flower color and pollen grain shape on the same chromosome? Can you figure out how far apart they are on the chromosome?
In pea plants, with the genes for flower color, purple flowers (P) are dominant over red (p). With the genes?
You need to do a punnet square and work out what result you would expect. Then you need to analyse how far away from the expected results your actual results are. Are the differences in result the same for both characteristics? If so, it is likely that the two characteristics are linked (on the same chromosome).
The number of recombinations reflects how far apart they are on the chromosome, but I can't remember how to calculate it. What's the recombination rate per kilobase of DNA? You should be able to figure it out if you know that.
What's this bush called (It has purple and dark pink flowers, my mum calls it a 'Fairy Bush')?
I managed to find a picture via google image.
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_psekStmbucM/R4ttSs...
What's this bush called (It has purple and dark pink flowers, my mum calls it a 'Fairy Bush')?
Your link doesn't work for me. :(
EDIT: Thanks for fixing the link. That plant is a Fuchsia. There are TONS of them available.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuchsia
http://www.mobot.org/gardeninghelp/plant...
http://www.flowerpictures.net/perennials...
Reply:Oh, for heaven's sake, after all that fiddling and linking, and it turns out to be a fuchsia.
If you are going for the same effect in your own home garden, there are hardy shrub fuchsias in many species and hybrids available. Just remember that "hardy" is a relative term.
Reply:This is one big Fuchsia bush! Beautiful.
Reply:Fix the link and we may be able to tell you?
Reply:your link don't work
Reply:yea
it doesn't work
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http://lh3.ggpht.com/_psekStmbucM/R4ttSs...
What's this bush called (It has purple and dark pink flowers, my mum calls it a 'Fairy Bush')?
Your link doesn't work for me. :(
EDIT: Thanks for fixing the link. That plant is a Fuchsia. There are TONS of them available.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuchsia
http://www.mobot.org/gardeninghelp/plant...
http://www.flowerpictures.net/perennials...
Reply:Oh, for heaven's sake, after all that fiddling and linking, and it turns out to be a fuchsia.
If you are going for the same effect in your own home garden, there are hardy shrub fuchsias in many species and hybrids available. Just remember that "hardy" is a relative term.
Reply:This is one big Fuchsia bush! Beautiful.
Reply:Fix the link and we may be able to tell you?
Reply:your link don't work
Reply:yea
it doesn't work
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How do you cross pollinate flowers in Animal Crossing: Wild World?
I'm only one bug away from the Golden Net, and it's the Peacock Butterfly. However, I don't know how to cross pollinate flowers, so I can't get any Blue, Black, or Purple flowers. If you could be detailed, that would be great. Thanks!
How do you cross pollinate flowers in Animal Crossing: Wild World?
The best method for getting the hybrids is to plant the flowers arranged in a diamond pattern on the ground.
There is a nice hybrid guide here: http://www.animalxing.com/hybrids.php . It tells you which flowers to plant next to each other to get the different colors.
How do you cross pollinate flowers in Animal Crossing: Wild World?
The best method for getting the hybrids is to plant the flowers arranged in a diamond pattern on the ground.
There is a nice hybrid guide here: http://www.animalxing.com/hybrids.php . It tells you which flowers to plant next to each other to get the different colors.
What is the name of large mediterranean plant of pea family with purple flowers, two words?
sweet pea?
What is the name of large mediterranean plant of pea family with purple flowers, two words?
snow pea (Carouby de Maussane).
What is the name of large mediterranean plant of pea family with purple flowers, two words?
snow pea (Carouby de Maussane).
Where do purple flowers get their color?
pigments, dies
Where do purple flowers get their color?
it`s all in genetics. if the flowers that it was born from were purple or one of them was purple, then that`s why it is. Purple is dominate over white etc. so thats why...
Reply:the purple color is from a pigment called anthocyanin.
Reply:pigments...there are a whole range of differnet types and are in different levels in different flowers to give the colours we see.
anthocycanins do reds/purples/blues
flavones pale yellow,
carotenes do yellow, orange and red
So while anthocyanins do the main purple the intesity and shade will be affected by the other pigments too.
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Where do purple flowers get their color?
it`s all in genetics. if the flowers that it was born from were purple or one of them was purple, then that`s why it is. Purple is dominate over white etc. so thats why...
Reply:the purple color is from a pigment called anthocyanin.
Reply:pigments...there are a whole range of differnet types and are in different levels in different flowers to give the colours we see.
anthocycanins do reds/purples/blues
flavones pale yellow,
carotenes do yellow, orange and red
So while anthocyanins do the main purple the intesity and shade will be affected by the other pigments too.
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What types and colour flowers would go with burgundy bridesmaid dresses?
I'm wearing an ivory wedding dress and having burgundy bridesmaid dresses. Initially I planned to have a dark plum colour for the bridesmaids as my favourite colour is purple but the dresses which suited my bridesmaids best came in burgundy (the closest colour they had).
I was going to have cream roses with purple freesias and purple sweet peas. Do freesias and sweet peas come in burgundy? (I can't find any pictures) and would some purple flowers go with burgundy, which is a bit more red?
What types and colour flowers would go with burgundy bridesmaid dresses?
hi bina, there's a burgundy rose with cream flecks through it ,the cream almost looks like paint splash's.. it's called abrakadabra.. it would be perfect for you ,mixed with a cream sweet pea or cream freesia.. for the brides maids a cream rose called vendella would be great.. if you go for cream for yourself it'll just blend in with the dress. where as if you go for the burgundy and leave the brides maids with the cream it'll compliment everything..if you want to put some colour in the bridesmaids dresses ,there's a lovely little flower called allium bullit.. it starts off really deep burgundy on the bottom and goes up to a purple at the top..another lovely burgundy one is zantadescia schwalder..also known as the calla lilly.. hope this helps.. good luck with the big day.. oh and yes i'm a florist..!!
Reply:cream or yellow so that it will contrast w/ the burgundy....avoid red, pink, or burgundy flowers....
Reply:I would say plain cream roses, wrapped with a burgundy ribbon, and little gems / diamonds protruding from the tops on sliver sticks that can't be seen!
Plain, Simple but so stylish and gorgeous looking!
Reply:try tiger lilies...some come white with a deep red center that would go well with the colors of your wedding or you could talk to a florist about what you are looking for
Reply:the cream and purple sound lovely, most florists will dye flowers to suit the colour you want if they don't match the colour you want.
Reply:I would stick with the cream roses which would be a contrast.
Reply:why do nt you have fr ur bridesmaids red roses with cream roses with a touch of all the other flower s ur having it would look lovely and in keeping with ur s
good luck its my turn in aug to get married
Reply:Yes sweet peas do come in burgundy. The cream roses sound lovely.
Reply:talk to the florist they may be able to spray them for you!!
Reply:Go for deep red and cream roses. They look lovely.
Reply:cream flowers, yellow and possibly burgundy roses. You can have them spayed to your desired colour.
Reply:You sound exactly like me I'm having cream roses with like that fancy Burgundy beading over the top.
Reply:I think a small round bouquet of white carnations and small pink roses would be very pretty and fresh in contrast to the burgundy. happy nuptuals
Reply:deep red and cream
Reply:you have the opposite to what i had, mine was burgundy, bridesmaid ivory, i chose dark red roses, cream lillies, looked lovely, a mixture in both, with the contrast colour more than the other
Reply:OMG ME AND YOU THINK SOOOO MUCH ALIKE!!!!
lol i'm having red bridesmaid dressing first i wanted purple myself. but anywas so i decide to use both those colors.
so red dresses and purple flowers...tahts what i'm doing. and then have the groom wear a purple tie and the groomsmen a red tie...thats what i'm doing!
Reply:Hi what I would do is have them have ivory roses to match your dress and you have burgundy flowers to match the bridesmaids. Im sure they come in burgundy i know freesias come in purple but I dont know about sweet peas. If you let the flourist know what you want then they should be able to do it for you.
Why not just all off you have purple flowers, in the colour purple you wanted. It will still look good and make your dress and the bridemaids dresses stand out.
I was going to have cream roses with purple freesias and purple sweet peas. Do freesias and sweet peas come in burgundy? (I can't find any pictures) and would some purple flowers go with burgundy, which is a bit more red?
What types and colour flowers would go with burgundy bridesmaid dresses?
hi bina, there's a burgundy rose with cream flecks through it ,the cream almost looks like paint splash's.. it's called abrakadabra.. it would be perfect for you ,mixed with a cream sweet pea or cream freesia.. for the brides maids a cream rose called vendella would be great.. if you go for cream for yourself it'll just blend in with the dress. where as if you go for the burgundy and leave the brides maids with the cream it'll compliment everything..if you want to put some colour in the bridesmaids dresses ,there's a lovely little flower called allium bullit.. it starts off really deep burgundy on the bottom and goes up to a purple at the top..another lovely burgundy one is zantadescia schwalder..also known as the calla lilly.. hope this helps.. good luck with the big day.. oh and yes i'm a florist..!!
Reply:cream or yellow so that it will contrast w/ the burgundy....avoid red, pink, or burgundy flowers....
Reply:I would say plain cream roses, wrapped with a burgundy ribbon, and little gems / diamonds protruding from the tops on sliver sticks that can't be seen!
Plain, Simple but so stylish and gorgeous looking!
Reply:try tiger lilies...some come white with a deep red center that would go well with the colors of your wedding or you could talk to a florist about what you are looking for
Reply:the cream and purple sound lovely, most florists will dye flowers to suit the colour you want if they don't match the colour you want.
Reply:I would stick with the cream roses which would be a contrast.
Reply:why do nt you have fr ur bridesmaids red roses with cream roses with a touch of all the other flower s ur having it would look lovely and in keeping with ur s
good luck its my turn in aug to get married
Reply:Yes sweet peas do come in burgundy. The cream roses sound lovely.
Reply:talk to the florist they may be able to spray them for you!!
Reply:Go for deep red and cream roses. They look lovely.
Reply:cream flowers, yellow and possibly burgundy roses. You can have them spayed to your desired colour.
Reply:You sound exactly like me I'm having cream roses with like that fancy Burgundy beading over the top.
Reply:I think a small round bouquet of white carnations and small pink roses would be very pretty and fresh in contrast to the burgundy. happy nuptuals
Reply:deep red and cream
Reply:you have the opposite to what i had, mine was burgundy, bridesmaid ivory, i chose dark red roses, cream lillies, looked lovely, a mixture in both, with the contrast colour more than the other
Reply:OMG ME AND YOU THINK SOOOO MUCH ALIKE!!!!
lol i'm having red bridesmaid dressing first i wanted purple myself. but anywas so i decide to use both those colors.
so red dresses and purple flowers...tahts what i'm doing. and then have the groom wear a purple tie and the groomsmen a red tie...thats what i'm doing!
Reply:Hi what I would do is have them have ivory roses to match your dress and you have burgundy flowers to match the bridesmaids. Im sure they come in burgundy i know freesias come in purple but I dont know about sweet peas. If you let the flourist know what you want then they should be able to do it for you.
Why not just all off you have purple flowers, in the colour purple you wanted. It will still look good and make your dress and the bridemaids dresses stand out.
Does anyone know what kind of tree has multiple leaves per stem and purple/pink tuft flowers?
Yup, sounds like mimosa to me as well. I've heard them called Chinese silk trees, too.
Does anyone know what kind of tree has multiple leaves per stem and purple/pink tuft flowers?
Maybe a Mulberry, Jacaranda trees also get purple.
Reply:Many acacias and mimosas are like this.
Reply:Sounds like a mimosa to me too.
Does anyone know what kind of tree has multiple leaves per stem and purple/pink tuft flowers?
Maybe a Mulberry, Jacaranda trees also get purple.
Reply:Many acacias and mimosas are like this.
Reply:Sounds like a mimosa to me too.
Purple fragrant flower?
I have a tree that just started to bloom with purple flowers and they smell awesome almost like french soap. But I have no idea what type of tree it is or its called. Can someone tell me how I can figure out the name of this tree. Is there a way to send pictures for identification on this website?
Purple fragrant flower?
If they look like this then they're lilacs and there is soap scented like this.
http://www.gardenersnet.com/lilac.htm
If they look more like the ones in my avatar then they're iris, but they're a plant growing from tubers. They smell terrific and there are frgrances and soaps made from them too.
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Reply:Hiacinth is so much like a perfume smell it is very fragrant , also lilac.
Reply:Could it be a lilac? Take a sprig into a local nursery where they may be able to identify it for you.
Purple fragrant flower?
If they look like this then they're lilacs and there is soap scented like this.
http://www.gardenersnet.com/lilac.htm
If they look more like the ones in my avatar then they're iris, but they're a plant growing from tubers. They smell terrific and there are frgrances and soaps made from them too.
The Muse
Reply:Hiacinth is so much like a perfume smell it is very fragrant , also lilac.
Reply:Could it be a lilac? Take a sprig into a local nursery where they may be able to identify it for you.
Name of a plant red/purple? Flower spikes look like jesters / jokers hat?
Hi all, I'm after the name of a red/purple flowered plant seen on holiday in various south devon gardens and street decorations. It looked similar to a buddleia but smaller with coloured foliage i think. Not a great description to go on so hopefully someone will know what I mean.
Name of a plant red/purple? Flower spikes look like jesters / jokers hat?
maybe fuschia, that has red %26amp; purple flowers as well as other colored varieties. grows quite bushy %26amp; the flowers are dangly from it. Some people grow it as hedging
Sorry cant think of anything else like that.
Reply:Found it (I think) on 1 of the sites suggested by intersexual. Amaranthus Report It
Reply:Try some of the following.
Flower Encyclopedia
They have 6- to 10-inch flower spikes and come in purple, lavender, pink and white. ... dense spike of fragrant flowers in shades of red, blue, white, ...www.jackiephillipsflowers.com/html/fl... - 63k - Cached
Salvias - not just red annuals on Seniority.co.uk
... long white hair and the flower spike is usually white. ... The purple flower spikes are few and open enough. that they don't block the plants behind them. ...seniority.co.uk/contributions/homeand... - 42k - Cached
Penstemon digitalis 'Husker Red' Penlan Perennials
... purple foliage in spring and early summer are topped with tall flower spikes of ... Basket. Checkout " Home " Herbaceous Perennials " Penstemon digitalis 'Husker Red' ...www.penlanperennials.co.uk/penstemon-... - 27k - Cached
Online Plants from Halcyon Plants - Search Results
... of Phormium, large bronze purple foliage with red/bronze flower spikes born in ... Royal Red has long dark red/purple flower panicles, up to 20'' long, ...halcyonplants.co.uk/index.php?page=se... - 68k - Cached
Celosia Cristata Spicata Plumosa seeds
... Scarlet, Celosia Punky red, Spiky Pink, Spiky Purple, Xantippe, Castle Mixed, ... large clusters of deep red flower spikes that bloom throughout the summer. ...www.nickys-nursery.co.uk/seeds/pages/... - 17k - Cached
Reply:I think Leigh could be right with Fuchsia. The only other thing I can think of is Pheasant berry http://images.google.co.uk/images?gbv=2%26amp;...
Reply:if you mean the ones grown as hedges with pink /magenta flowers.they are hardy fuschias
Reply:could it be bee balms?
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Name of a plant red/purple? Flower spikes look like jesters / jokers hat?
maybe fuschia, that has red %26amp; purple flowers as well as other colored varieties. grows quite bushy %26amp; the flowers are dangly from it. Some people grow it as hedging
Sorry cant think of anything else like that.
Reply:Found it (I think) on 1 of the sites suggested by intersexual. Amaranthus Report It
Reply:Try some of the following.
Flower Encyclopedia
They have 6- to 10-inch flower spikes and come in purple, lavender, pink and white. ... dense spike of fragrant flowers in shades of red, blue, white, ...www.jackiephillipsflowers.com/html/fl... - 63k - Cached
Salvias - not just red annuals on Seniority.co.uk
... long white hair and the flower spike is usually white. ... The purple flower spikes are few and open enough. that they don't block the plants behind them. ...seniority.co.uk/contributions/homeand... - 42k - Cached
Penstemon digitalis 'Husker Red' Penlan Perennials
... purple foliage in spring and early summer are topped with tall flower spikes of ... Basket. Checkout " Home " Herbaceous Perennials " Penstemon digitalis 'Husker Red' ...www.penlanperennials.co.uk/penstemon-... - 27k - Cached
Online Plants from Halcyon Plants - Search Results
... of Phormium, large bronze purple foliage with red/bronze flower spikes born in ... Royal Red has long dark red/purple flower panicles, up to 20'' long, ...halcyonplants.co.uk/index.php?page=se... - 68k - Cached
Celosia Cristata Spicata Plumosa seeds
... Scarlet, Celosia Punky red, Spiky Pink, Spiky Purple, Xantippe, Castle Mixed, ... large clusters of deep red flower spikes that bloom throughout the summer. ...www.nickys-nursery.co.uk/seeds/pages/... - 17k - Cached
Reply:I think Leigh could be right with Fuchsia. The only other thing I can think of is Pheasant berry http://images.google.co.uk/images?gbv=2%26amp;...
Reply:if you mean the ones grown as hedges with pink /magenta flowers.they are hardy fuschias
Reply:could it be bee balms?
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Where would you find info on flowers that bloom daily?
My dad has these flowers in his front yard that bloom new flowers each day. They are purple flowers. They bloom in the morning and as soon as the sun starts to set they fall off and start growing the new ones for the next day. He has no clue what the name of the flower is just that it is really cool. Can anyone help me find this.
Thanks!!
Where would you find info on flowers that bloom daily?
What you have noticed is diurnal flowering. Most plants that do this bloom with racemes opening in ranks for a day. They consist of hundreds of tiny individual blooms but in the mass those dying after one day are not as conspicuous as daylilies or Hemerocallis are.
Hemerocallis is the plant commonly known as the daylily since each large flower lasts only a single day. The name hemerocallis is derived from the greek meaning beauty for a day. For these plants an extended bloom period is 16 hours. Orange is common but many come in shades ranging from near black tones of purple to lightest lavender. They offer continuous bloom by having a cascade of buds ready to open after the last is done. The stem of blossoms is called a scape. The foliage is like long blades of grass growing from a fan shaped base.
http://www.daylilies.org/ahs_dictionary/...
http://www.illinoiswildflowers.info/weed...
http://www.mobot.org/gardeninghelp/plant...
http://www.extension.umn.edu/distributio...
Many plants use diurnal flowering to conserve their fragrance for times their pollinators are active. Four-O'Clocks do this very early when the light just begins to dim but they open again the next day. It is rare for a plant to trust it will be pollinated in just one day. Blossoms often are missed as not all flowers on a stem set seed.
Reply:My mom use to have flowers called "4 o'clocks". They bloomed like to said and when the flowers dies they turned to black seeds that she would save and replant the next year.
Reply:go to " gardening with peranials " search
Or you can go to Martha Stewarts web site and look for gardenng , she gives you alot of information and also about planting .
If you put "gardening with flowers " and to search , you will be able to find something .
Good Luck , thats what I did and I keep them as favorite sites , then you always have them to go back too quick.
Reply:Could it be a purple datura? http://www.flickr.com/photos/niara/97113...
Reply:Try lawncare.com, they have lots of info on flowers
Thanks!!
Where would you find info on flowers that bloom daily?
What you have noticed is diurnal flowering. Most plants that do this bloom with racemes opening in ranks for a day. They consist of hundreds of tiny individual blooms but in the mass those dying after one day are not as conspicuous as daylilies or Hemerocallis are.
Hemerocallis is the plant commonly known as the daylily since each large flower lasts only a single day. The name hemerocallis is derived from the greek meaning beauty for a day. For these plants an extended bloom period is 16 hours. Orange is common but many come in shades ranging from near black tones of purple to lightest lavender. They offer continuous bloom by having a cascade of buds ready to open after the last is done. The stem of blossoms is called a scape. The foliage is like long blades of grass growing from a fan shaped base.
http://www.daylilies.org/ahs_dictionary/...
http://www.illinoiswildflowers.info/weed...
http://www.mobot.org/gardeninghelp/plant...
http://www.extension.umn.edu/distributio...
Many plants use diurnal flowering to conserve their fragrance for times their pollinators are active. Four-O'Clocks do this very early when the light just begins to dim but they open again the next day. It is rare for a plant to trust it will be pollinated in just one day. Blossoms often are missed as not all flowers on a stem set seed.
Reply:My mom use to have flowers called "4 o'clocks". They bloomed like to said and when the flowers dies they turned to black seeds that she would save and replant the next year.
Reply:go to " gardening with peranials " search
Or you can go to Martha Stewarts web site and look for gardenng , she gives you alot of information and also about planting .
If you put "gardening with flowers " and to search , you will be able to find something .
Good Luck , thats what I did and I keep them as favorite sites , then you always have them to go back too quick.
Reply:Could it be a purple datura? http://www.flickr.com/photos/niara/97113...
Reply:Try lawncare.com, they have lots of info on flowers
What are the purple flowering trees I've seen around Orange County California?
I've seen them in and around the Anaheim and Yorba Linda areas mostly but don't know their name. They remind me a bit of a mimosa with almost naked trunks and lots of green foliage on top and then beautiful dark purple (almost feathery looking) blooms. I haven't seen them outside of So Cal and would love to know what they are. Thanks!
What are the purple flowering trees I've seen around Orange County California?
They are called Jacaranda Trees. Yes they are beautiful, but messy. The flowers have a watery sap that stains cars and sidewalks. As the flowers dry they start to smell....and it's not a nice smell. Lovely to look at but you don't want one in your yard.
Reply:They are Jacarada Trees, not sure if I spelled it correct.
What are the purple flowering trees I've seen around Orange County California?
They are called Jacaranda Trees. Yes they are beautiful, but messy. The flowers have a watery sap that stains cars and sidewalks. As the flowers dry they start to smell....and it's not a nice smell. Lovely to look at but you don't want one in your yard.
Reply:They are Jacarada Trees, not sure if I spelled it correct.
What is the name of the purple-flower plant, tree or bush?
In the South, during my time to shopping to the city, I travelled around the country (from town to town), and noticed where many purple "plants" stand.
They are not lavenders, but it is smelled the lavenders or else.
What is the name of the purple-flower plant, tree or bush?
Could it have been Lilacs??? Pretty purple but grow on trees. Could also be Hyacinth which is a plant that grows from a bulb in the ground
Reply:If the leaves are purple, it's probably a purple leaf plum, if it's big purple flowers it's probably a royal empress, also called a Princess Paulownia. Or it could be a crabapple or a purple smoke tree.
Reply:Could it be puple loosestrife. This grows in ditches , swamps, and wet areas.
They are not lavenders, but it is smelled the lavenders or else.
What is the name of the purple-flower plant, tree or bush?
Could it have been Lilacs??? Pretty purple but grow on trees. Could also be Hyacinth which is a plant that grows from a bulb in the ground
Reply:If the leaves are purple, it's probably a purple leaf plum, if it's big purple flowers it's probably a royal empress, also called a Princess Paulownia. Or it could be a crabapple or a purple smoke tree.
Reply:Could it be puple loosestrife. This grows in ditches , swamps, and wet areas.
Recently drove across Kansas; saw areas of planted (?) purple flowers? Identity?
Russell's eustoma, also called Russell's prairie-gentian, Eustoma grandiflorum , Comanche County, Kansas.
"They are so delightful to find - especially this time of the year when it is dry and everything looks pretty stressed." There is also pics on this website, alot of pretty flowers in Kansas I hope this is the one and if not i hope you find it.
www.rootsweb.com/ ~kscomanc/flowers.html
Recently drove across Kansas; saw areas of planted (?) purple flowers? Identity?
Could be anything but probably Lupins which seem to grow wild everywhere in the lower 48 states.
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"They are so delightful to find - especially this time of the year when it is dry and everything looks pretty stressed." There is also pics on this website, alot of pretty flowers in Kansas I hope this is the one and if not i hope you find it.
www.rootsweb.com/ ~kscomanc/flowers.html
Recently drove across Kansas; saw areas of planted (?) purple flowers? Identity?
Could be anything but probably Lupins which seem to grow wild everywhere in the lower 48 states.
tvs
Purple carrots?edible flowers?
I planted purple carrots are they healthier then the orange kind?Are edible flowers healthy?
Purple carrots?edible flowers?
Purple carrots contain anthocyanins, pigments that act as powerful antioxidants, grabbing and holding on to harmful free radicals in the body. Anthocyanins also help prevent heart disease by slowing blood clotting.
Surprisingly, purple and yellow carrots were grown and eaten as long ago as 900 AD in Afghanistan. People began cultivating orange carrots only about 400 years ago, and most of the world eats them today.
Edible flowers contain vitamin C as well as vitamin A
and many of the pigmentation substances such as beta carotene. Here is a great site that lists the nutritional values for various edible flowers:
http://www.edibleplants.com/wepnut_frame...
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Purple carrots?edible flowers?
Purple carrots contain anthocyanins, pigments that act as powerful antioxidants, grabbing and holding on to harmful free radicals in the body. Anthocyanins also help prevent heart disease by slowing blood clotting.
Surprisingly, purple and yellow carrots were grown and eaten as long ago as 900 AD in Afghanistan. People began cultivating orange carrots only about 400 years ago, and most of the world eats them today.
Edible flowers contain vitamin C as well as vitamin A
and many of the pigmentation substances such as beta carotene. Here is a great site that lists the nutritional values for various edible flowers:
http://www.edibleplants.com/wepnut_frame...
Reply:http://www.yaoflowers.com/ Daisies:Daisies are all about friendship. These bright daisy flowers exude happiness and are the perfect choice for those looking to lift spirits or convey appreciation. YaoFlowers Gerbera Daisies are an especially bright and long lasting version of these popular flowers and a bouquet of them are sure to make recipients smile. When you send gerbera daisies in vibrant reds, yellows, pinks, orange, youre really reaching out to touch your loved one C at just the right spot in her heart.Gerbera Daisies DeliveryOur gerbera daisies come delivered to you fresh from the fields, ensuring their beauty and charm. YaoFlowers cares about quality, and thats why we choose gerbera daisies as the best variety for your loved ones. Gerbera daisies are particularly vibrant and long lasting C the perfect choice when youre looking to send a smile that lasts, not to mention the fact that they are one of our top sellers year round! If youre looking for more information on Daisies, please view our Flower Meanings Guide. http://www.yaoflowers.com/gerbera-daisie...
I bought a flower that look like the purple flower on windows desktop. What is it's name?
The flowers bloom the same but have whitish on the flower and when I bought it the florist had different colors available.(Blue %26amp; Pink)
I bought a flower that look like the purple flower on windows desktop. What is it's name?
This is the desktop image you mean I hope.
http://wallpapers.jurko.net/pic/16/
Otherwise it won't make much sense when I say it could be a purple cyclamen viewed from the front.
Reply:Frangipani. Is is pink or purple like the one on the link
Reply:I think you are talking about Lotus flower(Nelumbo nucifera).
I bought a flower that look like the purple flower on windows desktop. What is it's name?
This is the desktop image you mean I hope.
http://wallpapers.jurko.net/pic/16/
Otherwise it won't make much sense when I say it could be a purple cyclamen viewed from the front.
Reply:Frangipani. Is is pink or purple like the one on the link
Reply:I think you are talking about Lotus flower(Nelumbo nucifera).
If you want to know the genotype of a pea plant that has purple flowers, which would you perform?
a. dihybrid cross
b. genetic linkage
c. Punnett square
d. testcross
If you want to know the genotype of a pea plant that has purple flowers, which would you perform?
d. testcross
A testcross is a cross of an unknown with a known genotype of homozygous recessive for each gene being studied so that the inheritance of the unknown can be determined from the genotypes and phenotypes of the offspring.
Reply:d. testcross
Cross it with a pea plant that is expressing the recessive flower color (white). If any of the offspring have white flowers, then your purple-flowered plant was heterozygous for its flower color trait.
b. genetic linkage
c. Punnett square
d. testcross
If you want to know the genotype of a pea plant that has purple flowers, which would you perform?
d. testcross
A testcross is a cross of an unknown with a known genotype of homozygous recessive for each gene being studied so that the inheritance of the unknown can be determined from the genotypes and phenotypes of the offspring.
Reply:d. testcross
Cross it with a pea plant that is expressing the recessive flower color (white). If any of the offspring have white flowers, then your purple-flowered plant was heterozygous for its flower color trait.
Why does my Rose of Sharon have two(2) different colored flowers?
I have 3 or 4 very old Rose of Sharon Bushes(maybe 15 years old) I planted from sprouts. I have a "purple" flower Rose of Sharon bush and a "white" flower rose of Sharon bush and between the two is a bush that has "purple" and "white" flowers. The bush was never grafted. It has only one "trunk"; each limb on the bush has it's own individual color.......either all purple or all white but they are all on the same bush. I have heard of flowers changing colors but I have never heard of a bush having two different colored flowers on it without something being done to it and this bush has had nothing done to it to cause this.
Why does my Rose of Sharon have two(2) different colored flowers?
Rose of sharon (Hibiscus), beautiful flowers! The state flower of Hawaii. When they drop their seeds, they grow very easily, and 1 seed from each plant hit the same spot. It looks like 1 plant, but i guarentee it's actually 2 just roots are wrapped real tiight.
Reply:has it always been like this?its possible that it was pollinated by both trees.where did you get the sprouts?if bought from a nursery they may have beendone there.that is odd.enjoy the oddity.
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Why does my Rose of Sharon have two(2) different colored flowers?
Rose of sharon (Hibiscus), beautiful flowers! The state flower of Hawaii. When they drop their seeds, they grow very easily, and 1 seed from each plant hit the same spot. It looks like 1 plant, but i guarentee it's actually 2 just roots are wrapped real tiight.
Reply:has it always been like this?its possible that it was pollinated by both trees.where did you get the sprouts?if bought from a nursery they may have beendone there.that is odd.enjoy the oddity.
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I have a lilac tree that has deep purple flowers, but last year 1/3 of the tree also blooms white flowers.?
Someone told me to trim the white lilac flowers after it bloomed and then next year the whole lilac tree will bloom all deep purple flowers. This year, the tree seems to be blooming even more white flowers! How do I get the whole tree to bloom all purple flowers, as it should? It looks funny with some deep purple and some white. In past years, it was all deep purple. I have mulched it and put lyme to keep less acidic. Help?!
I have a lilac tree that has deep purple flowers, but last year 1/3 of the tree also blooms white flowers.?
It is because it has heterogeneous genes.
Sometimes it will bloom white, and sometime purple, because of the parents.
Reply:Is it possible that your tree was grafted? I have seen other trees that were grafted have some of the graft traits %26amp; some origional. If so and the origional was white, you would have to trim everything off below the graft.
I don't think two colors of flowers look funny. If it is viney, I would wind the t colors of branches together so I had a little of both colors all over. Right now I am dealing with a hybrid rose bush that has yellow, pink, and yellow with pink tips on the blooms of the same bush, in varying digrees of color saturation. Strange, but I love it.
Reply:If the white flowers repulse you, cut back those branches - not just the flowers (or mark them and trim later). It would be best to cut them late summer or fall so that you remove next year's white flower buds that form this season. It is possible you have 2 different plants growing together or it was grafted to have 2 colors on one plant. I don't think acidity affects lilac color (as it does hydrangea).
Reply:I believe that you have a tree that is a result of splicing. This is done in the effort to create new species.
Do not mess with the soil! Lilac are not affected by the acidity of the soil. They actually tend to like undernourished soil.
Now if you try to cut off the white flowers you run a risk that the shock could kill the lilac. Personally i would leave it alone. If you want a pure purple lilac buy and new one and ask if it is on it's own stock.
The following web site has lots of information.
Reply:In the begining of blooming they are deep colored as time goes on the blooms get lighter and lighter in color.
Mine started out deep purple too but then started turning lighter as the buds were getting older. Then they started turning brown and died off.
Is this what could be happening with your lilac bush?
Reply:I am learning something like this in biology at the min!
Its to do with the genes!
The tree must be heterzygous.(two types of allele) This means it can produce 2 colours.
For the tree to produce all the same coulour it must be homozygous.(one type of allele)
The make a homozygous tree(all purple) you must cross fertilise two homozygous.
This prob sounds confusin but i hope it helps:D
Reply:take a dirt sample in to be tested
I have a lilac tree that has deep purple flowers, but last year 1/3 of the tree also blooms white flowers.?
It is because it has heterogeneous genes.
Sometimes it will bloom white, and sometime purple, because of the parents.
Reply:Is it possible that your tree was grafted? I have seen other trees that were grafted have some of the graft traits %26amp; some origional. If so and the origional was white, you would have to trim everything off below the graft.
I don't think two colors of flowers look funny. If it is viney, I would wind the t colors of branches together so I had a little of both colors all over. Right now I am dealing with a hybrid rose bush that has yellow, pink, and yellow with pink tips on the blooms of the same bush, in varying digrees of color saturation. Strange, but I love it.
Reply:If the white flowers repulse you, cut back those branches - not just the flowers (or mark them and trim later). It would be best to cut them late summer or fall so that you remove next year's white flower buds that form this season. It is possible you have 2 different plants growing together or it was grafted to have 2 colors on one plant. I don't think acidity affects lilac color (as it does hydrangea).
Reply:I believe that you have a tree that is a result of splicing. This is done in the effort to create new species.
Do not mess with the soil! Lilac are not affected by the acidity of the soil. They actually tend to like undernourished soil.
Now if you try to cut off the white flowers you run a risk that the shock could kill the lilac. Personally i would leave it alone. If you want a pure purple lilac buy and new one and ask if it is on it's own stock.
The following web site has lots of information.
Reply:In the begining of blooming they are deep colored as time goes on the blooms get lighter and lighter in color.
Mine started out deep purple too but then started turning lighter as the buds were getting older. Then they started turning brown and died off.
Is this what could be happening with your lilac bush?
Reply:I am learning something like this in biology at the min!
Its to do with the genes!
The tree must be heterzygous.(two types of allele) This means it can produce 2 colours.
For the tree to produce all the same coulour it must be homozygous.(one type of allele)
The make a homozygous tree(all purple) you must cross fertilise two homozygous.
This prob sounds confusin but i hope it helps:D
Reply:take a dirt sample in to be tested
Theres this plant/little tree and it has like yellow berries that turn into purple flowers !? wat isit called?
im in australia (melbourne) and i have seen a few i want to know what there called thankyouu, they are like grape sized berries and yellow and when they sprout they become purple flowers.
(10 points correct answer)
Theres this plant/little tree and it has like yellow berries that turn into purple flowers !? wat isit called?
Try botany instead of zoology
(10 points correct answer)
Theres this plant/little tree and it has like yellow berries that turn into purple flowers !? wat isit called?
Try botany instead of zoology
Purple flowers for an August wedding?
The colors for the wedding are wine, sage, and cream. Any ideas for purple flowers that are more red toned, not blue toned? (No roses, they really aren't me.)
Purple flowers for an August wedding?
Calla Lilies are gorgeous
http://www.flowers.pacificcallas.com/ind...
Reply:Lillies
Reply:Purple carnations!
http://ww22.1800flowers.com/product.do?b...
How do these look to you? They come in the more purple-red AND the purple-blue depending on what you prefer.
http://ww22.1800flowers.com/product.do?b...
These are purple orchids, gorgeous purple-red colors there.
I love Irises because they look so dignified, but I tend to find those more on the purple-blue scale.
Good luck!
Reply:I'm with you, I can't stand roses. I love alstroemerias and they come in every color you could ever imagine.
Reply:Purple and cream calla lillies
Purple and cream gerber daisies.
Purple,mauve and cream carnations.
Reply:http://www.flickr.com/photos/normaw/1800...
Purple lilies!!
Reply:purple lilies for a more beachy theme or purple daisies for a spring theme, both give a fresh decor to the area you put them in and these flowers can also give an exotic accent
Reply:This first one is mainly roses, but it's the first thing that popped up.
http://www.wedideas.com/Bouquets/Fall/Ed...
And this one is those yellow roses with the dark red tips. I know you said you don't like roses, but I typed fall weddings and this is what I got. Also, there are orange colored lillies.
http://mysite.verizon.net/chantilly.rose...
Reply:purple is a fall color. that looks great!
Purple flowers for an August wedding?
Calla Lilies are gorgeous
http://www.flowers.pacificcallas.com/ind...
Reply:Lillies
Reply:Purple carnations!
http://ww22.1800flowers.com/product.do?b...
How do these look to you? They come in the more purple-red AND the purple-blue depending on what you prefer.
http://ww22.1800flowers.com/product.do?b...
These are purple orchids, gorgeous purple-red colors there.
I love Irises because they look so dignified, but I tend to find those more on the purple-blue scale.
Good luck!
Reply:I'm with you, I can't stand roses. I love alstroemerias and they come in every color you could ever imagine.
Reply:Purple and cream calla lillies
Purple and cream gerber daisies.
Purple,mauve and cream carnations.
Reply:http://www.flickr.com/photos/normaw/1800...
Purple lilies!!
Reply:purple lilies for a more beachy theme or purple daisies for a spring theme, both give a fresh decor to the area you put them in and these flowers can also give an exotic accent
Reply:This first one is mainly roses, but it's the first thing that popped up.
http://www.wedideas.com/Bouquets/Fall/Ed...
And this one is those yellow roses with the dark red tips. I know you said you don't like roses, but I typed fall weddings and this is what I got. Also, there are orange colored lillies.
http://mysite.verizon.net/chantilly.rose...
Reply:purple is a fall color. that looks great!
What is the name of this purple flower?
This flower has just started to bloom maybe a month ago (End of April to beginning of May). The flowers range from white to purple with shades of pink in the middle. They are about 5 feet tall and seem to grow almost like a weed. Here is a link to a picture of the blossoms.
http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn24/...
What is the name of this purple flower?
They are a variety of impatients I believe
http://images.search.yahoo.com/images/vi...
Reply:It looks to me like a plant we call Yesterday ,today and Tomorrow or Brunfelsia ,have a look at this website
http://www.burkesbackyard.com.au/factshe...
Reply:It's hard to say without seeing the whole plant. I definitely recognize it, but I would need to see leaves and shape of the plant to put my finger on it.
Reply:It appears to be a type of phlox there are many check this out maybe one will look familiar http://tolweb.org/Polemoniaceae/20812
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http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn24/...
What is the name of this purple flower?
They are a variety of impatients I believe
http://images.search.yahoo.com/images/vi...
Reply:It looks to me like a plant we call Yesterday ,today and Tomorrow or Brunfelsia ,have a look at this website
http://www.burkesbackyard.com.au/factshe...
Reply:It's hard to say without seeing the whole plant. I definitely recognize it, but I would need to see leaves and shape of the plant to put my finger on it.
Reply:It appears to be a type of phlox there are many check this out maybe one will look familiar http://tolweb.org/Polemoniaceae/20812
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October wedding in Texas.Suggestions for purple, blue, yellow, orange, pink flowers? Main color dark purple...
I am getting married in Oct. in Fort Worth, TX. I am looking for purple flowers mostly, with some suggestions for bright blue, magenta, yellow and orange too. My main color is dark purple, so I want to stay away from pastel lavender or lilac. I'm not a huge fan of roses, but I'm going to be making my own bouquet so I want flowers that are easy to work with. Here are some bouquets I like to give you an idea of what I'm looking for:
http://weddings.theknot.com/odb/themes/r...
http://weddings.theknot.com/odb/themes/r...
http://weddings.theknot.com/odb/themes/r...
http://weddings.theknot.com/odb/themes/r...
October wedding in Texas.Suggestions for purple, blue, yellow, orange, pink flowers? Main color dark purple...
Calla Lilies are very nice and come in a variety of purples to blue-ish. They also have stems in orange and yellow. You could use roses, carnations, daisies, mums or anything else to fill in if you like.
Reply:October's flowers are cosmos and marigolds if you want to keep with the month .
http://www.birth-flower.com/Library/OCT/...
I tried looking at your bouquet pics, but they wanted me to log in.
Reply:While they are all verry pretty, my favorite is the fourth one for an October wedding. the second one is good too.
Congratulations!
Reply:try lillies or carnations you have them died to whatever color that you want and i couldnt see your pics cuz i am not registering
Reply:I would get some yellow roses as well as they represent the southern belle.. The yellow rose of texas. Yellow and purple are exact opposites on the color wheel so they actually compliment each other well.
Reply:I love hydrangea not a typical wedding flower but they are beautiful
Reply:I'm a wedding coach in California but have family in Ft Worth!! Congrats and get ready for a whirlwind of activity surrounding your special day. Have you thought of Calla Lillies? Here is a link to a pretty bouquet. http://www.flowersbyjoanne.net/images/We...
The bouquet could be fresh or Silk. If you wrap the stems with ribbons of your corresponding colors and let the ribbons trail down it would really be elegant.
Reply:I am a JP, and when it comes to flowers, your florist is the best to ask. Throughout the year there is a variety of flowers that are good. Some flowers that are good for spring are not good for fall, as with any other season. Talk to a florist.
Reply:go to a flower store and take someone with taste with you.
Reply:Too bad your wedding isn't during blue bonnet season!
But for blue flowers you can try Irises, bluebells, for yellow theres daffodils, tulips, esparanza, lilies.
Magenta and orange you can get lillies.
I couldn't see your links, it required a log in.
http://weddings.theknot.com/odb/themes/r...
http://weddings.theknot.com/odb/themes/r...
http://weddings.theknot.com/odb/themes/r...
http://weddings.theknot.com/odb/themes/r...
October wedding in Texas.Suggestions for purple, blue, yellow, orange, pink flowers? Main color dark purple...
Calla Lilies are very nice and come in a variety of purples to blue-ish. They also have stems in orange and yellow. You could use roses, carnations, daisies, mums or anything else to fill in if you like.
Reply:October's flowers are cosmos and marigolds if you want to keep with the month .
http://www.birth-flower.com/Library/OCT/...
I tried looking at your bouquet pics, but they wanted me to log in.
Reply:While they are all verry pretty, my favorite is the fourth one for an October wedding. the second one is good too.
Congratulations!
Reply:try lillies or carnations you have them died to whatever color that you want and i couldnt see your pics cuz i am not registering
Reply:I would get some yellow roses as well as they represent the southern belle.. The yellow rose of texas. Yellow and purple are exact opposites on the color wheel so they actually compliment each other well.
Reply:I love hydrangea not a typical wedding flower but they are beautiful
Reply:I'm a wedding coach in California but have family in Ft Worth!! Congrats and get ready for a whirlwind of activity surrounding your special day. Have you thought of Calla Lillies? Here is a link to a pretty bouquet. http://www.flowersbyjoanne.net/images/We...
The bouquet could be fresh or Silk. If you wrap the stems with ribbons of your corresponding colors and let the ribbons trail down it would really be elegant.
Reply:I am a JP, and when it comes to flowers, your florist is the best to ask. Throughout the year there is a variety of flowers that are good. Some flowers that are good for spring are not good for fall, as with any other season. Talk to a florist.
Reply:go to a flower store and take someone with taste with you.
Reply:Too bad your wedding isn't during blue bonnet season!
But for blue flowers you can try Irises, bluebells, for yellow theres daffodils, tulips, esparanza, lilies.
Magenta and orange you can get lillies.
I couldn't see your links, it required a log in.
How do you divide purple cone flowers?
We dig them up and divide them in clumps of about 2 or 3. then replant them, spacing them apart, with peat moss and water everyday until they are established. We divide in the fall but, I think the spring would be okay also.
How do you divide purple cone flowers?
Bob pretty well said it all. They are a great plant for a sunny area and really tough. They make plenty of seeds and you'll get a lot of new plants without trying.
Reply:Bob said it best.
Programming software
How do you divide purple cone flowers?
Bob pretty well said it all. They are a great plant for a sunny area and really tough. They make plenty of seeds and you'll get a lot of new plants without trying.
Reply:Bob said it best.
Programming software
Help!! In this same cactus, purple flowers are dominant to yellow flowers. A cactus that has both...?
... two-pronged and one-pronged spines has yellow flowers. It is crossed with a two-pronged cactus with purple flowers (heterozygous). What are the phenotypes of the offspring and in what proportion?
Help!! In this same cactus, purple flowers are dominant to yellow flowers. A cactus that has both...?
If I am understanding you correctly.
Purple cactus (heterozygote for the dominant purple flower )is crossed with a recessive yellow flower.
if P = purple and p = yellow
Pp x pp
offspring = Pp, Pp, pp and pp.
Phenotype would then = 2 purple and 2 yellow.
Reply:Assuming that these two are not linked genes and segregate separately: Two-pronged one-pronged purple, two-pronged purple, one-pronged purple, two-pronged one-pronged yellow, two-pronged yellow, and one-pronged yellow
Help!! In this same cactus, purple flowers are dominant to yellow flowers. A cactus that has both...?
If I am understanding you correctly.
Purple cactus (heterozygote for the dominant purple flower )is crossed with a recessive yellow flower.
if P = purple and p = yellow
Pp x pp
offspring = Pp, Pp, pp and pp.
Phenotype would then = 2 purple and 2 yellow.
Reply:Assuming that these two are not linked genes and segregate separately: Two-pronged one-pronged purple, two-pronged purple, one-pronged purple, two-pronged one-pronged yellow, two-pronged yellow, and one-pronged yellow
Theres this plant/little tree and it has like yellow berries that turn into purple flowers !? wat isit called?
im in australia (melbourne) and i have seen a few i want to know what there called thankyouu, they are like grape sized berries and yellow and when they sprout they become purple flowers.
(10 points correct answer)
Theres this plant/little tree and it has like yellow berries that turn into purple flowers !? wat isit called?
Are by any chance talking about 'Physalis minima ".
It is also called chinese lantern.
Click the link for picture and confirm
http://extension.unh.edu/FHGEC/graphics/...
http://image.www.rakuten.co.jp/gardensk/...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Physa...
Reply:The plant is a Geisha girl.
http://toptropicals.com/pics/garden/c3/5...
Reply:Its calles the royal bluebell it only look purple and its one of your content i guess you can call it like our state flowers. it too some time to look it up. :) hope this helps
(10 points correct answer)
Theres this plant/little tree and it has like yellow berries that turn into purple flowers !? wat isit called?
Are by any chance talking about 'Physalis minima ".
It is also called chinese lantern.
Click the link for picture and confirm
http://extension.unh.edu/FHGEC/graphics/...
http://image.www.rakuten.co.jp/gardensk/...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Physa...
Reply:The plant is a Geisha girl.
http://toptropicals.com/pics/garden/c3/5...
Reply:Its calles the royal bluebell it only look purple and its one of your content i guess you can call it like our state flowers. it too some time to look it up. :) hope this helps
I really want the upside down umbrella weeping tree with fluffy purple flowers on it....?
everywhere i go i see those fluffy weeping trees with the pretty purple flowers on them...i really want them and i have no idea what there called or where i can get one...please help and give me all the info you have on those kinds of trees...thanks
I really want the upside down umbrella weeping tree with fluffy purple flowers on it....?
Here a several trees that have fluffy purple flowers.
Flowering cherry, flowering almond, flowering plum,or crab apple. Weeping trees are trained that way by trimming all the but the outermost branches that weighs down the branches and the weight causes "weeping" effect. Different varieties and cultivars of these species are availible and can be white, purple or pink. Some have pretty leaves too.
Reply:They are very interesting!
I really want the upside down umbrella weeping tree with fluffy purple flowers on it....?
Here a several trees that have fluffy purple flowers.
Flowering cherry, flowering almond, flowering plum,or crab apple. Weeping trees are trained that way by trimming all the but the outermost branches that weighs down the branches and the weight causes "weeping" effect. Different varieties and cultivars of these species are availible and can be white, purple or pink. Some have pretty leaves too.
Reply:They are very interesting!
In pea plants, with the genes for flower color, purple flowers (P) are dominant over red (p). With the genes?
for pollen grain shape, long pollen grains (L) are dominant over round (l). Plants heterozygous for purple flowersand long pollen grains (PpLl) are test-crossed with the homozygous recessive (ppll). The following offspring are produced:
purple, long 118
red, round 122
purple, round 32
red, long 28
Are the genes for flower color and pollen grain shape on the same chromosome? Can you figure out how far apart they are on the chromosome?
In pea plants, with the genes for flower color, purple flowers (P) are dominant over red (p). With the genes?
They are linked on the same chromosome.
purple, long 118 = parental
red, round 122 = parental
purple, round 32 = recombinants
red, long 28 = recombinants
Total = 500
Total recombinants = 32+28 = 60.
% recombinants = 60/500 = 12%.
Cross over frequency = 12% = 12 centimorgan (abbreviated cM) or map unit (m.u.)
12 map units apart.
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purple, long 118
red, round 122
purple, round 32
red, long 28
Are the genes for flower color and pollen grain shape on the same chromosome? Can you figure out how far apart they are on the chromosome?
In pea plants, with the genes for flower color, purple flowers (P) are dominant over red (p). With the genes?
They are linked on the same chromosome.
purple, long 118 = parental
red, round 122 = parental
purple, round 32 = recombinants
red, long 28 = recombinants
Total = 500
Total recombinants = 32+28 = 60.
% recombinants = 60/500 = 12%.
Cross over frequency = 12% = 12 centimorgan (abbreviated cM) or map unit (m.u.)
12 map units apart.
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Purple Flowers?
My wedding colors are purple(victorian lilac), silver and white, what type of flowers would go well? Pics would be helpful! Thanks!
Purple Flowers?
A lot of it will depend on your budget.
Lavender roses are beautiful - but they can get a little pricey. Lavender larkspur is also very nice and looks lovely paired with white calla lilies.
Here are a few pictures that might help:
White Mini-Callas, Lavender Larkspur, White Roses, Million Star, Italian Ruscus
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2210/2533...
Lavender and White Roses, Lavender Larkspur
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3160/2533...
Lavender Roses, Purple Lisianthus and Stephanotis with Amethyst Rhinestone centers
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3022/2533...
White and Lavender Roses
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2137/2534...
You can wrap any of these with some silver ribbon and they will look lovely together.
I really love your colors. There is so much that you can do with it.
I hope that this helps! Good luck!!! ♥
Reply:Purple flowers include roses, calla lilies, hydrangea, phlox, asters, lisianthus, dianthus, carnations, dendrobium orchids, alstroemeria, mums, delphinium, irises. You could also use white flowers, or even a very soft pink. If you can find blue flowers, that might also look nice.
A florist can help you out. If you want photos (and/or need to order them yourself), try www.theflowerexchange.com.
Here's a really pretty example from Real Simple Magazine, that was put together with supermarket flowers: http://www.realsimple.com/realsimple/pho...
Do a Google image search for "purple bouquets" as well.
Reply:larkspur
http://images.search.yahoo.com/images/vi...
Reply:There is lots of options. Use google!
The second and third photos are my favorite.
Reply:Here is a list of purple flowers.
Cone Flower
Sweet Pea
Impatiens
Verbena
Iris
Alyssum
Bachelor Button
Aster
Crocus
Lilac
Hybiscus
Pansy
Gladiolas
Snap Dragons
Wisteria
Tamarisk
Lupine
Clematis
Reply:EDITED -
Purple roses. Lilacs. Lillies.
You can also use white flowers (calla lillies, daisies, roses, etc.) and just tie a purple/lavendar ribbon on them to match the bridesmaid dresses.
Purple Flowers?
A lot of it will depend on your budget.
Lavender roses are beautiful - but they can get a little pricey. Lavender larkspur is also very nice and looks lovely paired with white calla lilies.
Here are a few pictures that might help:
White Mini-Callas, Lavender Larkspur, White Roses, Million Star, Italian Ruscus
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2210/2533...
Lavender and White Roses, Lavender Larkspur
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3160/2533...
Lavender Roses, Purple Lisianthus and Stephanotis with Amethyst Rhinestone centers
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3022/2533...
White and Lavender Roses
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2137/2534...
You can wrap any of these with some silver ribbon and they will look lovely together.
I really love your colors. There is so much that you can do with it.
I hope that this helps! Good luck!!! ♥
Reply:Purple flowers include roses, calla lilies, hydrangea, phlox, asters, lisianthus, dianthus, carnations, dendrobium orchids, alstroemeria, mums, delphinium, irises. You could also use white flowers, or even a very soft pink. If you can find blue flowers, that might also look nice.
A florist can help you out. If you want photos (and/or need to order them yourself), try www.theflowerexchange.com.
Here's a really pretty example from Real Simple Magazine, that was put together with supermarket flowers: http://www.realsimple.com/realsimple/pho...
Do a Google image search for "purple bouquets" as well.
Reply:larkspur
http://images.search.yahoo.com/images/vi...
Reply:There is lots of options. Use google!
The second and third photos are my favorite.
Reply:Here is a list of purple flowers.
Cone Flower
Sweet Pea
Impatiens
Verbena
Iris
Alyssum
Bachelor Button
Aster
Crocus
Lilac
Hybiscus
Pansy
Gladiolas
Snap Dragons
Wisteria
Tamarisk
Lupine
Clematis
Reply:EDITED -
Purple roses. Lilacs. Lillies.
You can also use white flowers (calla lillies, daisies, roses, etc.) and just tie a purple/lavendar ribbon on them to match the bridesmaid dresses.
I really need help!!! i can't find any purple decorative flowers!!!! where can i find them?
im in the city and i need to get ten of the purple decorative flowers to make some shoes for the ball.
I really need help!!! i can't find any purple decorative flowers!!!! where can i find them?
Craft stores - dollar stores - .........
Reply:If you cannot find the color you are looking for, buy some white flowers and spray them with spray paint. The only spray paint you can use with silk flowers is Design Master. You can find Design Master in Michael's and AC Moore.
I really need help!!! i can't find any purple decorative flowers!!!! where can i find them?
Craft stores - dollar stores - .........
Reply:If you cannot find the color you are looking for, buy some white flowers and spray them with spray paint. The only spray paint you can use with silk flowers is Design Master. You can find Design Master in Michael's and AC Moore.
If my color scheme is light purple what type of flowers should be in my bouquet?
for my wedding my color scheme is light purple. for the flowers in my bouquet and everywhere else I'm either thinking white roses or violets which one of any other suggestions?
If my color scheme is light purple what type of flowers should be in my bouquet?
Freesia, french lavender, lavender roses,
Reply:Pansies are cute. Also Bluebells (which can come in a lavender shade), Lillacs, etc.
The faux flowers they are making out of a velvet material are gorgeous now a days.
Reply:hydragnas would be absolutely beautiful, especially if you got a mix of the pastel purples and blues. It would be very simple but classy.
Reply:im getting married in october and my scheme is champagne and purple so my florest came up with a brilliant idea,
Since im scottish my hubby-to-be is wearing the Scotland The Brave tartan and the bridesmaids are in the purple to match the kilts (my dress is champagne)
so my bouquet is going to be champagne flowers with scotland the brave tartan bows throught the flowers, in the place of any other flowers just ribbon bows!
Ive already seen it and it is gorgeous
My bridesmaids are getting the opposite of myself where thiers will be purple with champagne bows
hope this helps and congratulations on your wedding!
Reply:id say white roses and a couplke of violets so it looks more complete
Reply:small white lilies? Lilacs!!
Reply:lilacs....fragrant and lovely
light purple tulips and roses...
Reply:There are light lavender colored roses, if you like roses. They look very pretty, especially mixed in with white or ivory roses.
Go to this link and hit the side link that says Luscious lavender
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...
Reply:Light purple is one of my colors as well and I'm having the same problem I think white roses and some freesia would be beautiful but freesia is a little bit expensive you could always go with white roses and maybe a light purple ribbon. Good Luck!
Reply:How about white carnations tipped in purple or lavender?
Reply:light pink will be kool.
Reply:I'd go with the white roses with a hint of a few violets This should blend in nicely with the light purple scheme. don't forget a bit of babies breath.
Reply:You can order purple roses and maybe add a little touch of hydranga!!
Reply:SO many combinations available.
White would be pretty, or champagne colors (slightly off white!?)
Also, I've seen a lot of bright blues and pinks too. Depends on how MUCH color you want to add :-)
Reply:white or light purple orchids
Reply:When I got married, my theme was purple. I used spring bouquet's in my wedding. I carried lite purple roses. My sister carried a bouquet of spring flowers. U could use white and yellow gerber daisy's or purple roses like I had.
Reply:White lilies
If my color scheme is light purple what type of flowers should be in my bouquet?
Freesia, french lavender, lavender roses,
Reply:Pansies are cute. Also Bluebells (which can come in a lavender shade), Lillacs, etc.
The faux flowers they are making out of a velvet material are gorgeous now a days.
Reply:hydragnas would be absolutely beautiful, especially if you got a mix of the pastel purples and blues. It would be very simple but classy.
Reply:im getting married in october and my scheme is champagne and purple so my florest came up with a brilliant idea,
Since im scottish my hubby-to-be is wearing the Scotland The Brave tartan and the bridesmaids are in the purple to match the kilts (my dress is champagne)
so my bouquet is going to be champagne flowers with scotland the brave tartan bows throught the flowers, in the place of any other flowers just ribbon bows!
Ive already seen it and it is gorgeous
My bridesmaids are getting the opposite of myself where thiers will be purple with champagne bows
hope this helps and congratulations on your wedding!
Reply:id say white roses and a couplke of violets so it looks more complete
Reply:small white lilies? Lilacs!!
Reply:lilacs....fragrant and lovely
light purple tulips and roses...
Reply:There are light lavender colored roses, if you like roses. They look very pretty, especially mixed in with white or ivory roses.
Go to this link and hit the side link that says Luscious lavender
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...
Reply:Light purple is one of my colors as well and I'm having the same problem I think white roses and some freesia would be beautiful but freesia is a little bit expensive you could always go with white roses and maybe a light purple ribbon. Good Luck!
Reply:How about white carnations tipped in purple or lavender?
Reply:light pink will be kool.
Reply:I'd go with the white roses with a hint of a few violets This should blend in nicely with the light purple scheme. don't forget a bit of babies breath.
Reply:You can order purple roses and maybe add a little touch of hydranga!!
Reply:SO many combinations available.
White would be pretty, or champagne colors (slightly off white!?)
Also, I've seen a lot of bright blues and pinks too. Depends on how MUCH color you want to add :-)
Reply:white or light purple orchids
Reply:When I got married, my theme was purple. I used spring bouquet's in my wedding. I carried lite purple roses. My sister carried a bouquet of spring flowers. U could use white and yellow gerber daisy's or purple roses like I had.
Reply:White lilies
My little pet mice LOVE to eat these cute little purple flowers that I pick from my backyard. What are they?
There are lots of purple flowers and mice eat most anything so your question is very difficult to answer. Can you describe the flowers or the plant they come from a bit?
My little pet mice LOVE to eat these cute little purple flowers that I pick from my backyard. What are they?
why is that the best answer??!!
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Reply:Where do you live? In Britain we have:
Self-heal - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-heal
Gound-ivy - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground_ivy
growing in the lawn.
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My little pet mice LOVE to eat these cute little purple flowers that I pick from my backyard. What are they?
why is that the best answer??!!
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Reply:Where do you live? In Britain we have:
Self-heal - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-heal
Gound-ivy - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground_ivy
growing in the lawn.
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Why are the vines of my moon flower purple?
I have moon flower plans, Ipomoea Alba. And I collected seeds form one and planted them. The seeds came up beautiful but with one problem, the vine and leaves have a purple color. The vines are completely a rich purple and the veins in the leaves are purple as well. I am wondering if they are some sort of hybrid or something, or perhaps there is something too rich, or lacking for that matter in the soil. Will they still produce the beautiful white flowers?
Why are the vines of my moon flower purple?
Glenn is correct. The "Alba" is a hybrid; seeds from hybrid plants very often do not appear the same as the plant you collected them from.
I've experienced this with the "Heavenly Blue" hybrid of convolulus (morning glory). It reseeded itself, and the following years all those seedlings produced nondescript purple flowers.
Best to purchase new plants or seeds year to year, Hon.
Reply:the hybrid=cultivar was the 'alba'=white. the seeds reverted to the parent plant. no
Reply:Is there a chance that the seed might not have been labeled correctly? The plant/vine you describe sounds similar to a purple hyacinth bean vine. You might just have to wait until it blooms to find your answer.
Why are the vines of my moon flower purple?
Glenn is correct. The "Alba" is a hybrid; seeds from hybrid plants very often do not appear the same as the plant you collected them from.
I've experienced this with the "Heavenly Blue" hybrid of convolulus (morning glory). It reseeded itself, and the following years all those seedlings produced nondescript purple flowers.
Best to purchase new plants or seeds year to year, Hon.
Reply:the hybrid=cultivar was the 'alba'=white. the seeds reverted to the parent plant. no
Reply:Is there a chance that the seed might not have been labeled correctly? The plant/vine you describe sounds similar to a purple hyacinth bean vine. You might just have to wait until it blooms to find your answer.
Wedding colors-Purple & Red; Guys-black suit, red shirt, purple tie; Girls, purple dresses carring red flowers
Me (bride) Ivory dress with possiable purple accents, carring red and purple flowers. Groom-black suit, white shirt with purple/red boutiener. Is this way off or workable?
Wedding colors-Purple %26amp; Red; Guys-black suit, red shirt, purple tie; Girls, purple dresses carring red flowers
It sounds a little off, but if you like the colors I'm sure you can make it work. Maybe add a neutral color to the mix like black for instance.. Or maybe do a very deep purple in the flowers and a deeper red. In my mind I'm imagining you're talking almost royal purple and a bright red. I think if you go with deeper colors it will really look fantastic.
Congratulations on your wedding. When is the date?
Reply:way off
Reply:Way off! Pick red OR purple. Not both. Just don't.
Reply:Purple only. It is to close to Christmas for red.
Reply:the red shirt and purple is a NO! I would try maybe a white shirt with a red tie. Girls wear a red dress and then use purple as the accent...
However.. deep gold and purple look awsome together. Have the guys wear all black with purple/ gold flowers. and the girls wear purple dresses w/ the same flowers....
Reply:Have the groomsmen wear white shirts with either a red or purple tie.
Reply:its definetly workable. Red and Purple are complamentary colors. Congrats!
Reply:mabey you should get ur dress wiht pink actents lke a lite color and ur flowers should be pink nd white the groom is good an dthe brieds mates should be carring white flowers to much red! guys should where red
Reply:too much going on there. keep it simple with the guys colors, white shirt with purple tie and red boutiener, purple for the girls is good with red flowers also.
Reply:I like it! I know I'm not agreeing with the general concensus but I'm guessing you love those colours and can't imagine a brighter, more festive colour scheme for your wedding.
Go for it! Sometimes it pays to be a little bit daring - good luck!
Reply:I gotta say it... Red Hat Society???
Reply:Your kidding , ?
Aren't you ??
WAY OFF !!!!!!
Reply:UHMMM, no way, you will look like your going to a Red Hat Society meeting.
http://www.theremarkableredhatsociety.or...
Reply:A dusty rose and claret (dark red purple) would look better...
Reply:I think a rich red and a rich purple are both lovely colours but together would lose the impact. I fear you would end up with a dark mish-mash where neither colour would stand out well.
With either colour, you may want the guys in grey suits with white shirts so that the colour of the tie really stands out. Or have the vest in your colour but a black tie.
Reply:way off purple red and black? sounds either pimpish or elvis or elvis as a pimp
non of those sound very nice
two strong colors like red and purple are just going to be gaudy pick one of the other or my opinion neither
good luck
Reply:I have seen it done and it is workable but you have to make sure you pick the right reds and purples or else it can be overwhelming. I would stick with a basic whtie or ivory shirt and have a red and purple tie or a purple tie with red flower or vice versa. Its workable you jst have to find the right colors.
Reply:Hi. I must agree with the others. I don't like red and purple together. Pick one or the other.
Guys in a red shirt with purple tie -- eek!
If you want purple....go with a soft complimentary color like a real light lavendar (for the girls flowers).
For the guys - black tux with a white shirt and lavendar tie.
If you want red...then just go with red, white and black.
Good luck!
Reply:i think it sounds hot!! BUT only if you're talking about shades of red and purple. and not bright red and purple. If you pair a nice dark burgendy or wine red shade with a light lilac or lavender purple. That'd be HOT! Or perhaps a light pink or lighter shade of red and a dark violet, purple, or maroon... that'd be nice too! If you're talking about straight up Crayola Red and Purple... yeah.. thats gonna be bright and ugly.
Reply:What I really don't like is red shirts w/purple ties. Some guys should be red shirts %26amp; ties and the rest should be purple shirts %26amp; ties. That way they look nice regardless of the wedding colors. I think the groom should wear a black tie and a red bouttonier. Bride's dress ivory carrying purple and red flowers.
Debbie
Reply:Way off!!! I'd cut out a purple or a red some where - or at least substitute it with a less contrasting color!
Reply:It is workable, but lets tone down the red. Go with a dusty pink, and a purple in a dark blue. You want it to flow.
Reply:It's possible but you might give yourself a ton of headaches trying to make it work. It may not look as great as you think when you get all the pieces together though. I wouldn't think that the red tie on a purple shirt would look all that great. Sorry.
Reply:ugh. start with white and work off of it.
Reply:have you ever heard of the "red hat society"??? (google it if you haven't) that is what your wedding reminds me of. please, seriously take that into consideration.
Reply:Purple is a power color. I wouldn't associate it with a wedding. Spring colors, indicate fresh new life, fertility, etc.
Purple has an intimidating effect on people psychologically. I think the purple and red will clash visually. Just have one intense color, if any. Red and purple together? Too much psychological intensity I think, even if they do somehow go together visually. It's your day though, totally, and I'm sure everyone will want to accomodate you however you want it on your very special and important day.
Reply:Errr...sounds kind of loud. Maybe it would be prettier if I were looking at the colors together. I have never seen in a wedding done in purple and red. Good luck with that.
Reply:Wouldn't be very pretty. Why purple and red?
Wedding colors-Purple %26amp; Red; Guys-black suit, red shirt, purple tie; Girls, purple dresses carring red flowers
It sounds a little off, but if you like the colors I'm sure you can make it work. Maybe add a neutral color to the mix like black for instance.. Or maybe do a very deep purple in the flowers and a deeper red. In my mind I'm imagining you're talking almost royal purple and a bright red. I think if you go with deeper colors it will really look fantastic.
Congratulations on your wedding. When is the date?
Reply:way off
Reply:Way off! Pick red OR purple. Not both. Just don't.
Reply:Purple only. It is to close to Christmas for red.
Reply:the red shirt and purple is a NO! I would try maybe a white shirt with a red tie. Girls wear a red dress and then use purple as the accent...
However.. deep gold and purple look awsome together. Have the guys wear all black with purple/ gold flowers. and the girls wear purple dresses w/ the same flowers....
Reply:Have the groomsmen wear white shirts with either a red or purple tie.
Reply:its definetly workable. Red and Purple are complamentary colors. Congrats!
Reply:mabey you should get ur dress wiht pink actents lke a lite color and ur flowers should be pink nd white the groom is good an dthe brieds mates should be carring white flowers to much red! guys should where red
Reply:too much going on there. keep it simple with the guys colors, white shirt with purple tie and red boutiener, purple for the girls is good with red flowers also.
Reply:I like it! I know I'm not agreeing with the general concensus but I'm guessing you love those colours and can't imagine a brighter, more festive colour scheme for your wedding.
Go for it! Sometimes it pays to be a little bit daring - good luck!
Reply:I gotta say it... Red Hat Society???
Reply:Your kidding , ?
Aren't you ??
WAY OFF !!!!!!
Reply:UHMMM, no way, you will look like your going to a Red Hat Society meeting.
http://www.theremarkableredhatsociety.or...
Reply:A dusty rose and claret (dark red purple) would look better...
Reply:I think a rich red and a rich purple are both lovely colours but together would lose the impact. I fear you would end up with a dark mish-mash where neither colour would stand out well.
With either colour, you may want the guys in grey suits with white shirts so that the colour of the tie really stands out. Or have the vest in your colour but a black tie.
Reply:way off purple red and black? sounds either pimpish or elvis or elvis as a pimp
non of those sound very nice
two strong colors like red and purple are just going to be gaudy pick one of the other or my opinion neither
good luck
Reply:I have seen it done and it is workable but you have to make sure you pick the right reds and purples or else it can be overwhelming. I would stick with a basic whtie or ivory shirt and have a red and purple tie or a purple tie with red flower or vice versa. Its workable you jst have to find the right colors.
Reply:Hi. I must agree with the others. I don't like red and purple together. Pick one or the other.
Guys in a red shirt with purple tie -- eek!
If you want purple....go with a soft complimentary color like a real light lavendar (for the girls flowers).
For the guys - black tux with a white shirt and lavendar tie.
If you want red...then just go with red, white and black.
Good luck!
Reply:i think it sounds hot!! BUT only if you're talking about shades of red and purple. and not bright red and purple. If you pair a nice dark burgendy or wine red shade with a light lilac or lavender purple. That'd be HOT! Or perhaps a light pink or lighter shade of red and a dark violet, purple, or maroon... that'd be nice too! If you're talking about straight up Crayola Red and Purple... yeah.. thats gonna be bright and ugly.
Reply:What I really don't like is red shirts w/purple ties. Some guys should be red shirts %26amp; ties and the rest should be purple shirts %26amp; ties. That way they look nice regardless of the wedding colors. I think the groom should wear a black tie and a red bouttonier. Bride's dress ivory carrying purple and red flowers.
Debbie
Reply:Way off!!! I'd cut out a purple or a red some where - or at least substitute it with a less contrasting color!
Reply:It is workable, but lets tone down the red. Go with a dusty pink, and a purple in a dark blue. You want it to flow.
Reply:It's possible but you might give yourself a ton of headaches trying to make it work. It may not look as great as you think when you get all the pieces together though. I wouldn't think that the red tie on a purple shirt would look all that great. Sorry.
Reply:ugh. start with white and work off of it.
Reply:have you ever heard of the "red hat society"??? (google it if you haven't) that is what your wedding reminds me of. please, seriously take that into consideration.
Reply:Purple is a power color. I wouldn't associate it with a wedding. Spring colors, indicate fresh new life, fertility, etc.
Purple has an intimidating effect on people psychologically. I think the purple and red will clash visually. Just have one intense color, if any. Red and purple together? Too much psychological intensity I think, even if they do somehow go together visually. It's your day though, totally, and I'm sure everyone will want to accomodate you however you want it on your very special and important day.
Reply:Errr...sounds kind of loud. Maybe it would be prettier if I were looking at the colors together. I have never seen in a wedding done in purple and red. Good luck with that.
Reply:Wouldn't be very pretty. Why purple and red?
Hey does anyone know what these purple flowers are called? Their next to the girl's feet in the picture?
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Hey does anyone know what these purple flowers are called? Their next to the girl's feet in the picture?
It is called 'Tiny purple' flower. They are really wonderful.
PS: These flowers have all gone by now, but they sure were delightful back in June.
Reply:Yep, they're Allium. They're a bulb. They bloom late spring/ early summer. Many different varieties. Most are real tall. The one's in your pic are a shorter type.
Reply:Allium. They are in the onion family.
Hey does anyone know what these purple flowers are called? Their next to the girl's feet in the picture?
It is called 'Tiny purple' flower. They are really wonderful.
PS: These flowers have all gone by now, but they sure were delightful back in June.
Reply:Yep, they're Allium. They're a bulb. They bloom late spring/ early summer. Many different varieties. Most are real tall. The one's in your pic are a shorter type.
Reply:Allium. They are in the onion family.
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