... 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...?
Your question does not provide enough info to give a proper answer. We would also need to know:
(1) Is flower color controlled by a single gene (simple dominance) or multiple genes (complex dominance)?
(2) What is the dominant/recessive situation RE two-pronged vs. one-pronged spines? Is this a simple or complex gene dominance situation?
(3) Are the genes for flower color and spine prong number linked in some way, or completely unlinked.
Regardless of the answers to these questions, the mathematics involved could get pretty hairy. I would hazard a guess that you are enrolled in a class that is over your head or (more likely, based on my experience with biology professors in general) that your professor is a simpleton and has asked an unanswerable question.
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I'm getting ready for the ball and I have to find the decorative purple flowers. I can't find them anywhere!!!
Enchanted for DS
I'm getting ready for the ball and I have to find the decorative purple flowers. I can't find them anywhere!!!
Try any arts and crafts store like Michaels.
Reply:maybe get some white flowers and spray them with purple paint, like lavendar?? Of course make sure they are dry before taking them with you.
I'm getting ready for the ball and I have to find the decorative purple flowers. I can't find them anywhere!!!
Try any arts and crafts store like Michaels.
Reply:maybe get some white flowers and spray them with purple paint, like lavendar?? Of course make sure they are dry before taking them with you.
A lady told me her pretty purple flowers in her yard were called"gay Feathers", whats their botanical name?
Liatris, of course you know that particular type is purple, but they are also available in white and pink. Liatris are one of the only plants the bloom from the top down as opposed to bottom up. Most also grow to be about 3 feet in height.
A lady told me her pretty purple flowers in her yard were called"gay Feathers", whats their botanical name?
LIATRIS
Reply:I think Liatris, and I believe they are SURPRISE related to the sun flower family! I hope.
A lady told me her pretty purple flowers in her yard were called"gay Feathers", whats their botanical name?
LIATRIS
Reply:I think Liatris, and I believe they are SURPRISE related to the sun flower family! I hope.
I was given a purple hyacinths in a pot. the flowers died within 48hrs. can I salvage it and if so how?
I have been in hospital since the gift of the potplant hyacinths was given. Its had minimal sunlight - from a windowsill and watered it for two days - no drainage. the flowers have wiltered. I would like to salvage it. going home tomorrow, so I am able to plant it? Can I save it? Thank you
I was given a purple hyacinths in a pot. the flowers died within 48hrs. can I salvage it and if so how?
The answerers are correct to a point.
Hyacinths are bulbs but you'll still have to provide the right conditions for them to bloom again.
Read up and happy gardening!
Reply:Here's some info.
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=hyacint...
get well soon
Reply:absolutely.
hyacinth's are bulbs. they only bloom once a year for about a month.
after that they are done till next year.
put teh bulb about 3 inches underground. it will be back next March.
Reply:They also do better on the north side of your house. You should plant it outside because they grow to be a very beautiful fairly large bush with many blooms.
I was given a purple hyacinths in a pot. the flowers died within 48hrs. can I salvage it and if so how?
The answerers are correct to a point.
Hyacinths are bulbs but you'll still have to provide the right conditions for them to bloom again.
Read up and happy gardening!
Reply:Here's some info.
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=hyacint...
get well soon
Reply:absolutely.
hyacinth's are bulbs. they only bloom once a year for about a month.
after that they are done till next year.
put teh bulb about 3 inches underground. it will be back next March.
Reply:They also do better on the north side of your house. You should plant it outside because they grow to be a very beautiful fairly large bush with many blooms.
What are good flowers to use for a purple and green wedding?
My colors will be a light purple and green, I like the rose, Silver Star but wanted some more purple and green ideas to go with them.
Thanks!
What are good flowers to use for a purple and green wedding?
Purple Roses for bouquets - http://beauty.ivillage.com/fashion/weddi...
http://beauty.ivillage.com/fashion/weddi...
even carnations - http://www.jrroses.com/weddingflowers7.4... and green hydrangea http://www.jrroses.com/Hydrangea.0.html....
Reply:hydrengas are beautiful and come in a variety of colors. hycanith is also beautiful and comes in a very nice purple (and the aroma is amazing). Congrats on the wedding....my brother and sister in law (who got married yesterday) used cala lillies and they were so beautiful. Good Luck!!!!
Reply:ASTROMERIAS (don't know about that spelling) they come in sooo many different colors, they're beautiful, they're inexpensive, and they last for a long time, so you can enjoy them for nearly 2 weeks after the wedding. the best thing is that you can get different shades of green and purple to make awesome arrangements.
Reply:Liatris.
Most florists carry it.
Reply:White Calla Lillies are beautiful...they have a lovely green stem and look really pretty tied with a silk ribbon
There is a bright green mum called a Kermit Mum which is hot right now
Alstromeria comes in dozens of colors....even light purple and you might find a nice match to your colors
Reply:i would go for more of the purple then the green it would stand out more.
Reply:We are using hydrangeas for our wedding -- the blue ones specifically, but they also come in purple and green. Iris' are also purple and quite pretty.
Reply:Try here:
http://www.lilynook.mb.ca/library/librar...
Reply:Have you tried Gerberas? They are a beautiful bright colour and they come in just about every colour you can think of. Thet are a really 'happy' flower because of their brightness. This is the type of flower I used for my wedding and was perfect!
Reply:For your bouquet or the girls or the tables and the altar?
For bouquets- purple roses- they now come in about 6 shades of purple and are huge and gorgeous- mixed with greens babys breath and whatever other white flowers you like--I personally like the newer style with the ribbons just around the stems--or you can do lilacs for centerpieces with other white flowers and greens...........roses hold up the best
Reply:nosegays, violets, pansies. I am using lilac and yellow and found a beautiful bouquet using nosegays and butter roses. Congrats.
Reply:I don't know much about flowers, but I'd say either white roses, or peace lily's, or jsut any white flower, or get the colored roses and lilys are really pretty, and come in many colors...
Toothbrush
Thanks!
What are good flowers to use for a purple and green wedding?
Purple Roses for bouquets - http://beauty.ivillage.com/fashion/weddi...
http://beauty.ivillage.com/fashion/weddi...
even carnations - http://www.jrroses.com/weddingflowers7.4... and green hydrangea http://www.jrroses.com/Hydrangea.0.html....
Reply:hydrengas are beautiful and come in a variety of colors. hycanith is also beautiful and comes in a very nice purple (and the aroma is amazing). Congrats on the wedding....my brother and sister in law (who got married yesterday) used cala lillies and they were so beautiful. Good Luck!!!!
Reply:ASTROMERIAS (don't know about that spelling) they come in sooo many different colors, they're beautiful, they're inexpensive, and they last for a long time, so you can enjoy them for nearly 2 weeks after the wedding. the best thing is that you can get different shades of green and purple to make awesome arrangements.
Reply:Liatris.
Most florists carry it.
Reply:White Calla Lillies are beautiful...they have a lovely green stem and look really pretty tied with a silk ribbon
There is a bright green mum called a Kermit Mum which is hot right now
Alstromeria comes in dozens of colors....even light purple and you might find a nice match to your colors
Reply:i would go for more of the purple then the green it would stand out more.
Reply:We are using hydrangeas for our wedding -- the blue ones specifically, but they also come in purple and green. Iris' are also purple and quite pretty.
Reply:Try here:
http://www.lilynook.mb.ca/library/librar...
Reply:Have you tried Gerberas? They are a beautiful bright colour and they come in just about every colour you can think of. Thet are a really 'happy' flower because of their brightness. This is the type of flower I used for my wedding and was perfect!
Reply:For your bouquet or the girls or the tables and the altar?
For bouquets- purple roses- they now come in about 6 shades of purple and are huge and gorgeous- mixed with greens babys breath and whatever other white flowers you like--I personally like the newer style with the ribbons just around the stems--or you can do lilacs for centerpieces with other white flowers and greens...........roses hold up the best
Reply:nosegays, violets, pansies. I am using lilac and yellow and found a beautiful bouquet using nosegays and butter roses. Congrats.
Reply:I don't know much about flowers, but I'd say either white roses, or peace lily's, or jsut any white flower, or get the colored roses and lilys are really pretty, and come in many colors...
Toothbrush
How to let purple Calla Lily flower grows again with color ?
I bought some Calla Lily plant from a flower shop. It has several purple flowers. I grow it indoor near the window. After
two weeks,I saw all the flowers turn into green color like the leaves. How to let it grows more flowers in purple again ?
More artificial light and longer hour ?
How to let purple Calla Lily flower grows again with color ?
I just received a calla for my anniversary. The green growth is probably new flowers. Actually , callas are outside plants. If you are lucky and depending on where you live, if you plant it outside, it may come back next year. I have never grown one inside. They grow from corms, which is similiar to a bulb. I worked in a flower shop for years.Good luck. oh, as long as it is blooming, I would cut the blooms and put them in a vase. Very little water or they will drown due to hollow stems. 2inches per 5 blooms. This also sigmals the plant to keep in blooming for awhile. The flowers can last up to two weeks in water!
Reply:More artificial light and longer hour can't help you.
Reply:You can't. The bulb is done. Retire it, and wait for the next blossoming cycle.
two weeks,I saw all the flowers turn into green color like the leaves. How to let it grows more flowers in purple again ?
More artificial light and longer hour ?
How to let purple Calla Lily flower grows again with color ?
I just received a calla for my anniversary. The green growth is probably new flowers. Actually , callas are outside plants. If you are lucky and depending on where you live, if you plant it outside, it may come back next year. I have never grown one inside. They grow from corms, which is similiar to a bulb. I worked in a flower shop for years.Good luck. oh, as long as it is blooming, I would cut the blooms and put them in a vase. Very little water or they will drown due to hollow stems. 2inches per 5 blooms. This also sigmals the plant to keep in blooming for awhile. The flowers can last up to two weeks in water!
Reply:More artificial light and longer hour can't help you.
Reply:You can't. The bulb is done. Retire it, and wait for the next blossoming cycle.
I can't find the purple decorative flowers in the enchanted ds game?
I need that for the shoes i have to find 10 of them but i don't know where. Its for the ball. Please can someone help me? Again its for the ENCHANTED DS GAME
I can't find the purple decorative flowers in the enchanted ds game?
you need to mix blue and red flowers to make the purple flowers. This stumped me for awhile too. Good luck
I can't find the purple decorative flowers in the enchanted ds game?
you need to mix blue and red flowers to make the purple flowers. This stumped me for awhile too. Good luck
2 questions about my new reddish purple flowering plant?
I have a potted plant that flowers white buds that turn into deep reddish purple flowers that are very fragrant,, my first question is, does anyone know what it is?? Second, I just noticed it has tiny ants living in it, anybody have anatural rremedy to kill them?? Thanks
2 questions about my new reddish purple flowering plant?
The ants are after the aphids on your plant. Buy and spray the leaves on top and bottom with Insecticidal Soap.
2 questions about my new reddish purple flowering plant?
The ants are after the aphids on your plant. Buy and spray the leaves on top and bottom with Insecticidal Soap.
Who knows what plant this really is - it has strange purple flowers, makes balls full of seeds & grows in vine
Could be a passion flower, or in the south, a common weed, called May-Pop. It is a Vine.
Who knows what plant this really is - it has strange purple flowers, makes balls full of seeds %26amp; grows in vine
Sounds like a clematis to me.
Reply:I think what you are describing is a Clematis. They are a beautiful vining flower. I hope this helps.
Reply:Is it perchance, an Angel's Trumpet? I have grown Angel's Trumpet's in my Garden and they are a muted purple. The flowers are only in bloom for about a day, but they are big. Much bigger than a standard flower, almost like a huge petunia. After they have bloomed they produce a spiny pod that contains seeds.
http://www.boloji.com/photoessays/flower...
Or there is a plant that produces purple flowers that look like loose pompoms and they are called Monarda. They are a wild flower and related to Bergamot. They produce pods but only on top of where the flower is.
http://www.fsperennials.co.uk/catalogue/...
There is also the Shoo Fly Plant, it too produces purple flowers with white in the middle. It is a hearty self seeder and considered a weed.
http://www.oardc.ohio-state.edu/weedwork...
Then there is the clematis, it is a climbing plant, a vine. It produces pods of seeds.
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Who knows what plant this really is - it has strange purple flowers, makes balls full of seeds %26amp; grows in vine
Sounds like a clematis to me.
Reply:I think what you are describing is a Clematis. They are a beautiful vining flower. I hope this helps.
Reply:Is it perchance, an Angel's Trumpet? I have grown Angel's Trumpet's in my Garden and they are a muted purple. The flowers are only in bloom for about a day, but they are big. Much bigger than a standard flower, almost like a huge petunia. After they have bloomed they produce a spiny pod that contains seeds.
http://www.boloji.com/photoessays/flower...
Or there is a plant that produces purple flowers that look like loose pompoms and they are called Monarda. They are a wild flower and related to Bergamot. They produce pods but only on top of where the flower is.
http://www.fsperennials.co.uk/catalogue/...
There is also the Shoo Fly Plant, it too produces purple flowers with white in the middle. It is a hearty self seeder and considered a weed.
http://www.oardc.ohio-state.edu/weedwork...
Then there is the clematis, it is a climbing plant, a vine. It produces pods of seeds.
speed ice skates
How do you remove stains from purple iris flowers?
soak it in milk, completely cover the stain and leave it for 1 hour. rinse out and use sunlight bar soap or liquid and a fine scrub brush. brush bak and forth lightly until stain is gone.
rinse well in water and wash in machine....
rinse well in water and wash in machine....
What tree has leaves similar to those of the chinese pistache, but also has purple flowers?
The Japanese Orchid tree.
What tree has leaves similar to those of the chinese pistache, but also has purple flowers?
Try the forums at http://www.suburbangarden.com/ they are geared more toward this type of questions
What tree has leaves similar to those of the chinese pistache, but also has purple flowers?
Try the forums at http://www.suburbangarden.com/ they are geared more toward this type of questions
Identify purple flowers?
Each plant is less than an inch tall. Each leaf and each flower is less than a quarter inch in diameter. The flowers are bright light purple. They grow by the millions among ordinary grass. If you pluck one, you don't get much of a stem, because there are leaves all up and down the stem. There are about twice as many leaves as flowers, but the overall impression is of light purple blue flowers rather than green leaves, because the flowers stand out more. These flowers grow very close together, in big patches, giving an impression of light purple fabric.
They grow a few miles south of the Ohio river in west central Kentucky.
I haven't been in this area before, so I don't know how common these flowers are. I might be surrounded by a million people who know the name of these flowers, and I might be the only one who doesn't.
The petals have small dark purple markings, covering only a small fraction of the face of the petal, so the overall color is still light purple.
Identify purple flowers?
Dilbert, It sounds a lot like the wild violet. I live in the area you mentioned and they are very common here. I guess that they are pretty much a weed, but more like wild flowers to me. Some people try pretty hard to get rid of them, but I don't see that they cause much problem.
Wild violet is a winter perennial, growing 2 - 5 inches tall. It can have a tap root or a fibrous root system, and also can produce rooting stolons and rhizomes. The leaves can vary but usually are heart shaped, on long petioles with scalloped to shallow rounded margins.
The flowers of wild violet range from white to blue to purple and appear from March to June. Wild violet flowers are pansy-like with three lower petals and two lateral petals on long single flower stalks.
Wild violets are found throughout the United States, except for the Rocky Mountains. Wild violets are more common where they are sold as ornamental ground covers.
This link has a picture, but I haven't found a good one. They come in different colors, but the ones we have are a darker purple or violet.
Reply:I think(?) from your description it may be a bluet. (sometimes called quaker ladies)
Here is a link to check out the flower I think it is:
(close up) http://www.hiltonpond.org/images/Bluets0...
and here's a patch of them: http://trailquest.net/bluets.JPG
Are these what you mean?
They grow a few miles south of the Ohio river in west central Kentucky.
I haven't been in this area before, so I don't know how common these flowers are. I might be surrounded by a million people who know the name of these flowers, and I might be the only one who doesn't.
The petals have small dark purple markings, covering only a small fraction of the face of the petal, so the overall color is still light purple.
Identify purple flowers?
Dilbert, It sounds a lot like the wild violet. I live in the area you mentioned and they are very common here. I guess that they are pretty much a weed, but more like wild flowers to me. Some people try pretty hard to get rid of them, but I don't see that they cause much problem.
Wild violet is a winter perennial, growing 2 - 5 inches tall. It can have a tap root or a fibrous root system, and also can produce rooting stolons and rhizomes. The leaves can vary but usually are heart shaped, on long petioles with scalloped to shallow rounded margins.
The flowers of wild violet range from white to blue to purple and appear from March to June. Wild violet flowers are pansy-like with three lower petals and two lateral petals on long single flower stalks.
Wild violets are found throughout the United States, except for the Rocky Mountains. Wild violets are more common where they are sold as ornamental ground covers.
This link has a picture, but I haven't found a good one. They come in different colors, but the ones we have are a darker purple or violet.
Reply:I think(?) from your description it may be a bluet. (sometimes called quaker ladies)
Here is a link to check out the flower I think it is:
(close up) http://www.hiltonpond.org/images/Bluets0...
and here's a patch of them: http://trailquest.net/bluets.JPG
Are these what you mean?
What is the name of the Purple flowering tree in Maryland/DC Area?
It is a tight cluster of tiny purple flowers on many trees along George Washington Parkway.
What is the name of the Purple flowering tree in Maryland/DC Area?
They may be Sakura, otherwise known as Cherry Blossoms.
See picture in attached link.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Washi...
What is the name of the Purple flowering tree in Maryland/DC Area?
They may be Sakura, otherwise known as Cherry Blossoms.
See picture in attached link.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Washi...
I have a perfect circle of small purple wild flowers growing in my front yard. What causes it?
In Celtic folklore it is called a fairy ring. According to tradition you are to enter the ring and stand in the center. Then turn around three times while making a wish. If the fairies find you worthy they will grant your wish. In reality no one can tell you for certain how it happens. But it does happen naturally without human intervention. Most of the time it is mushrooms that grow in circles. Flowering plants are very rare to do this. It can be caused by gopher tunnels or a whirl wind at seed spawn. If you have children let them make a wish and enjoy it.
I have a perfect circle of small purple wild flowers growing in my front yard. What causes it?
Fairies
Reply:It starts with one, which spreads its seeds in a circle. The circle grows with generations.
Reply:These are not flowers, they are weeds. I know that mushrooms grow in circles because the majority of the fungus is underground and grows in a circular pattern there. Possibly, your weeds also pertain to this. Hope i helped! : )
Reply:If the leaves look like a spade (cards), then it is wild violets. If you want to get rid of them without harming grass then spray weed and brush killer on it. Regular weed spray (24D) will not kill it, you need something with Triclopyr in it to get rid of it. Good Luck
Reply:Could be magic! Ha! Enjoy them!
Reply:someone must have planted them there,you didn't say if you are a new owner or not
Reply:someone planted a circle of crocus bulbs.
Reply:god
Reply:garden gnomes, their magical and come to life at night
Reply:seeds, soil
Reply:fungi underground. they furtilyze the soil so flowers and stuff grows there
Reply:they got inspired by ur beauty and attempted to be a cause of ur smile.
Reply:Seeds
Reply:The Keebler Elves. They get tired of making all those cookies.
Reply:someone said fairies and they were kinda right.
These are called "fairy rings" and they are in fact weeds but pretty none the less.
Reply:i think its a coincidence. just enjoy it while it lasts!
Reply:those things theyre just like dandie loins
I have a perfect circle of small purple wild flowers growing in my front yard. What causes it?
Fairies
Reply:It starts with one, which spreads its seeds in a circle. The circle grows with generations.
Reply:These are not flowers, they are weeds. I know that mushrooms grow in circles because the majority of the fungus is underground and grows in a circular pattern there. Possibly, your weeds also pertain to this. Hope i helped! : )
Reply:If the leaves look like a spade (cards), then it is wild violets. If you want to get rid of them without harming grass then spray weed and brush killer on it. Regular weed spray (24D) will not kill it, you need something with Triclopyr in it to get rid of it. Good Luck
Reply:Could be magic! Ha! Enjoy them!
Reply:someone must have planted them there,you didn't say if you are a new owner or not
Reply:someone planted a circle of crocus bulbs.
Reply:god
Reply:garden gnomes, their magical and come to life at night
Reply:seeds, soil
Reply:fungi underground. they furtilyze the soil so flowers and stuff grows there
Reply:they got inspired by ur beauty and attempted to be a cause of ur smile.
Reply:Seeds
Reply:The Keebler Elves. They get tired of making all those cookies.
Reply:someone said fairies and they were kinda right.
These are called "fairy rings" and they are in fact weeds but pretty none the less.
Reply:i think its a coincidence. just enjoy it while it lasts!
Reply:those things theyre just like dandie loins
What kind of flowers would make a nice purple bouquet?
I'm looking for any flowers that are sort of a deep royal purple colour:
http://www.tremblaydesigns.com/Tissu/lyc...
What kind of flowers would make a nice purple bouquet?
Lilacs have a wonderful scent and hang nicely..and purple columbine was gathered by pioneers for bouquets
Reply:base on the colour you shown
to have a full purple bouquet is not really nice.. cos it may look dull. the in-thing nowsday is to mix it up to bring the purple out rather than to have combination of similar colours...
here is 2 combination of flower I think it is nice and have place the colour next to them
combination 1 )
-%26gt;calla lilies (deep purple)
-%26gt; freesia (pink)
-%26gt;purple lisianthus
-%26gt; light blue hycainth
combination 2)
-%26gt;Wine sweet peas ( or replace with purple-white edge lisianthus)
-%26gt; cacil brunner roses ( rose buds which is soft pink in colour), you can replace this with white lily-of-the-valley or small white flowers)
-%26gt; blue thistle ( blue purple )
-%26gt; cosmo ( dark purple.. )
if you are in a budget ... it is always good to just choose 1 floe and make it into a large bouquet .. it looks up-class, simple and beautiful..purple flower tend to go eith blue-purple or red(purple), ahve your pick
purple flower
-%26gt; lavender ( light blue pruple)
-%26gt; tuilps ( dark red-purple)
-%26gt; calla lilies ( dark red-purple)
-%26gt;freesia ( light purple)
-%26gt; lisianthus ( dark blue purple to light purple )
-%26gt;sweet peas( light blue purple )
-%26gt;roses ( light purple)
Reply:depending on what you're using the boquet for, if it is a casual just because boquet purple violets or mountain hyacinth are a deep purple but small flowers and quite short-stemmed. Ummm, also something called a "spider flower" are very unique and very pretty. I don't know the latin name for them but I grow them in my flower bed and gets tons of compliments on how interesting and pretty they are. If it is more of a formal type try the purplish shades of roses and/or orchids.
Reply:Depends on the purpose of the bouquet. If that picture you have posted is of a fabric for bridesmaids then you need something that can stand up to a beating on wedding day. Iris blossoms are too delicate for that. If it's for inside, like for decorating a room, then an arrangement of silk flowers would be great. You can have your pick at a craft shop like Michael's or a department store like Wal- Mart. Take a swatch of the fabric when you go and you'll be able to match and contrast at will. Just be aware that the lighting can make a difference in how the colours look.
The Muse
Reply:Here's some purple bouquets:
Iris, Lavender Spray Asters, Purple Veronica, Purple Stock, Purple Lisianthus , Purple Miniature Carnations, Button Pompons, Purple Statice, Purple Asters. Scroll down to "Purple passion" "Fond Wishes" %26amp; "Elementary..."
http://www.flowerbarn1.com/summerflowers...
http://www.flowerfresh.com/flower-bouque...
Purple Lisianthus with white Lilies:
http://www.flowerbud.com/products.asp?ca...
Purple Hyacinth Bouquet:
http://products.proflowers.com/flowers/P...
Purple Liatris, Asters and Roses in a bouquet with yellow Lillies:
http://www.1-800-balloons.com/store/prod...
Shades of purple %26amp; Lavender bouquet:
http://www.organicbouquet.com/Product/De...
Purple, white and lavender Stock bouquet:
http://www.ftd.com/12266/catalog/product...
This bouquet has purple Iris surrounded by lavender Freesia %26amp; purple Asters. A deeper %26amp; more purple Iris can be used here instead of the one pictured:
http://www.ftd.com/12266/catalog/product...
Purple Iris bouquet:
http://www.ftd.com/12266/catalog/product...
Purple Stocks,Larkspur, and Lisianthus accented with purple Monte Casino:
http://www.ftd.com/12266/catalog/product...
http://www.flowerparade.ca/flowers/aster...
You can also use purple Phlox, %26amp; purple Hydrangea in a bouquet.
http://www.bluestoneperennials.com/b/bp/...
http://henryfields.com/product.asp?pn=72...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brimley/477...
Dark purple roses:
http://www.darkpurpleroses.com/
http://www.angelfire.com/nj2/rose36/imag...
Lobelia flower:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/salvias/144...
WOW ! Look at these beautiful purple flowers; Salvia leucantha, the Mexican sage %26amp; Blue hibiscus (Alyogyne huegelii) with royal purple flowers:
http://redwoodbarn.com/DE_purple.htm
A list of purple flowers for bouquets:
http://www.weddingclipart.com/guide/flow...
Good luck!!! I hope this has been helpful.
Reply:Purple ... do all the flowers have to be purple because there are a lot of flowers and colors that go well with purple.
Purple flowers- Lisiathus, purple stock, purple hydrangeas, purple roses, purple daisy... a lot of flowers come in purples.
other colors that would go great with purple are white or greens ... you could even put pinks and corals with it.
Reply:I have to tell you, purple flowers are my all time fave! My backyard has tons of purple Lobelia (not sure how they would work in a bouquet), lilac, purple daisys (they have some white also, %26amp; look stunning next to the darker purples) Irises, lavender (smells good, but it would depend on what the bouquet was for)
This is a link I found that has lots of pictures of purple flowers:
http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
Hope it helps!
Reply:There are many different flowers that will make a beautiful bouquet
Lisianthus, purple stock, "cool water" (lavender) roses would make a beautiful contrast,purple tulips, purple lilac will be in season for another week or so. Matsumoto asters.. those are a few.. hope helps..
aloha
Reply:Purple freesia, tulip, pansi, violet, campanula, louisiana iris, thymus vulgaris, lavandula, rosmarinus officinalis, tulbaghia, petunia, bougainvillea... All of them, have purple flowers.
Reply:Their is a Davine purple arum Lillie. Clematis and Lilac. African Violets and Roses. Hydrangeas. Check what is in season in your area.
Blossom would be wonderful if its spring.
Enjoy creating your bouquet.
Reply:lisianthus, anemones, french tulips, asters, zinnias, dahlias, violets, irises(although you do have a brite yellow stripe in those), tricillium
Reply:My personal choice is lavender. It not only looks good, but it smells good, and if left in the vase without water will dry and continue the aroma and still look pretty.
Reply:Purple Lisianthus: you can find these at most floral shops.
http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
Good Luck
Reply:well i just want to share this with u its a colorado columbine but i dont think its the purple u want.
http://www.chaffeecounty.net/chaffee-cou...
Reply:Lilac, irises, purple tulips. Later in the year, buddleia (butterfly bush), michaelmas daisies
Reply:Irises, hyacinth, hydrangea, heliotrope, lavender roses,
Reply:Carnations are nice in purple because they can have so many diffrent options some with white trim some dark some light. They are so pretty and live a long time after cut.
Reply:purple flowers -visit the florist.
Reply:Orchids, Dahlia, mum, and Iris...of course not all three can be found year round
Reply:Iris's. Good time of year for them, and they always smell divine too.
Reply:purple wax flower it smells good, or orchids
Reply:roses can be died purple. maybe a birds of paradise
Reply:Lavender is pretty and smells good too!
Reply:SCABIOUS I HAD THEM IN MY WEDDING BOQUET
Reply:lilacs...smell good too/...
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What kind of flowers would make a nice purple bouquet?
Lilacs have a wonderful scent and hang nicely..and purple columbine was gathered by pioneers for bouquets
Reply:base on the colour you shown
to have a full purple bouquet is not really nice.. cos it may look dull. the in-thing nowsday is to mix it up to bring the purple out rather than to have combination of similar colours...
here is 2 combination of flower I think it is nice and have place the colour next to them
combination 1 )
-%26gt;calla lilies (deep purple)
-%26gt; freesia (pink)
-%26gt;purple lisianthus
-%26gt; light blue hycainth
combination 2)
-%26gt;Wine sweet peas ( or replace with purple-white edge lisianthus)
-%26gt; cacil brunner roses ( rose buds which is soft pink in colour), you can replace this with white lily-of-the-valley or small white flowers)
-%26gt; blue thistle ( blue purple )
-%26gt; cosmo ( dark purple.. )
if you are in a budget ... it is always good to just choose 1 floe and make it into a large bouquet .. it looks up-class, simple and beautiful..purple flower tend to go eith blue-purple or red(purple), ahve your pick
purple flower
-%26gt; lavender ( light blue pruple)
-%26gt; tuilps ( dark red-purple)
-%26gt; calla lilies ( dark red-purple)
-%26gt;freesia ( light purple)
-%26gt; lisianthus ( dark blue purple to light purple )
-%26gt;sweet peas( light blue purple )
-%26gt;roses ( light purple)
Reply:depending on what you're using the boquet for, if it is a casual just because boquet purple violets or mountain hyacinth are a deep purple but small flowers and quite short-stemmed. Ummm, also something called a "spider flower" are very unique and very pretty. I don't know the latin name for them but I grow them in my flower bed and gets tons of compliments on how interesting and pretty they are. If it is more of a formal type try the purplish shades of roses and/or orchids.
Reply:Depends on the purpose of the bouquet. If that picture you have posted is of a fabric for bridesmaids then you need something that can stand up to a beating on wedding day. Iris blossoms are too delicate for that. If it's for inside, like for decorating a room, then an arrangement of silk flowers would be great. You can have your pick at a craft shop like Michael's or a department store like Wal- Mart. Take a swatch of the fabric when you go and you'll be able to match and contrast at will. Just be aware that the lighting can make a difference in how the colours look.
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Reply:Here's some purple bouquets:
Iris, Lavender Spray Asters, Purple Veronica, Purple Stock, Purple Lisianthus , Purple Miniature Carnations, Button Pompons, Purple Statice, Purple Asters. Scroll down to "Purple passion" "Fond Wishes" %26amp; "Elementary..."
http://www.flowerbarn1.com/summerflowers...
http://www.flowerfresh.com/flower-bouque...
Purple Lisianthus with white Lilies:
http://www.flowerbud.com/products.asp?ca...
Purple Hyacinth Bouquet:
http://products.proflowers.com/flowers/P...
Purple Liatris, Asters and Roses in a bouquet with yellow Lillies:
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Shades of purple %26amp; Lavender bouquet:
http://www.organicbouquet.com/Product/De...
Purple, white and lavender Stock bouquet:
http://www.ftd.com/12266/catalog/product...
This bouquet has purple Iris surrounded by lavender Freesia %26amp; purple Asters. A deeper %26amp; more purple Iris can be used here instead of the one pictured:
http://www.ftd.com/12266/catalog/product...
Purple Iris bouquet:
http://www.ftd.com/12266/catalog/product...
Purple Stocks,Larkspur, and Lisianthus accented with purple Monte Casino:
http://www.ftd.com/12266/catalog/product...
http://www.flowerparade.ca/flowers/aster...
You can also use purple Phlox, %26amp; purple Hydrangea in a bouquet.
http://www.bluestoneperennials.com/b/bp/...
http://henryfields.com/product.asp?pn=72...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brimley/477...
Dark purple roses:
http://www.darkpurpleroses.com/
http://www.angelfire.com/nj2/rose36/imag...
Lobelia flower:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/salvias/144...
WOW ! Look at these beautiful purple flowers; Salvia leucantha, the Mexican sage %26amp; Blue hibiscus (Alyogyne huegelii) with royal purple flowers:
http://redwoodbarn.com/DE_purple.htm
A list of purple flowers for bouquets:
http://www.weddingclipart.com/guide/flow...
Good luck!!! I hope this has been helpful.
Reply:Purple ... do all the flowers have to be purple because there are a lot of flowers and colors that go well with purple.
Purple flowers- Lisiathus, purple stock, purple hydrangeas, purple roses, purple daisy... a lot of flowers come in purples.
other colors that would go great with purple are white or greens ... you could even put pinks and corals with it.
Reply:I have to tell you, purple flowers are my all time fave! My backyard has tons of purple Lobelia (not sure how they would work in a bouquet), lilac, purple daisys (they have some white also, %26amp; look stunning next to the darker purples) Irises, lavender (smells good, but it would depend on what the bouquet was for)
This is a link I found that has lots of pictures of purple flowers:
http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
Hope it helps!
Reply:There are many different flowers that will make a beautiful bouquet
Lisianthus, purple stock, "cool water" (lavender) roses would make a beautiful contrast,purple tulips, purple lilac will be in season for another week or so. Matsumoto asters.. those are a few.. hope helps..
aloha
Reply:Purple freesia, tulip, pansi, violet, campanula, louisiana iris, thymus vulgaris, lavandula, rosmarinus officinalis, tulbaghia, petunia, bougainvillea... All of them, have purple flowers.
Reply:Their is a Davine purple arum Lillie. Clematis and Lilac. African Violets and Roses. Hydrangeas. Check what is in season in your area.
Blossom would be wonderful if its spring.
Enjoy creating your bouquet.
Reply:lisianthus, anemones, french tulips, asters, zinnias, dahlias, violets, irises(although you do have a brite yellow stripe in those), tricillium
Reply:My personal choice is lavender. It not only looks good, but it smells good, and if left in the vase without water will dry and continue the aroma and still look pretty.
Reply:Purple Lisianthus: you can find these at most floral shops.
http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
Good Luck
Reply:well i just want to share this with u its a colorado columbine but i dont think its the purple u want.
http://www.chaffeecounty.net/chaffee-cou...
Reply:Lilac, irises, purple tulips. Later in the year, buddleia (butterfly bush), michaelmas daisies
Reply:Irises, hyacinth, hydrangea, heliotrope, lavender roses,
Reply:Carnations are nice in purple because they can have so many diffrent options some with white trim some dark some light. They are so pretty and live a long time after cut.
Reply:purple flowers -visit the florist.
Reply:Orchids, Dahlia, mum, and Iris...of course not all three can be found year round
Reply:Iris's. Good time of year for them, and they always smell divine too.
Reply:purple wax flower it smells good, or orchids
Reply:roses can be died purple. maybe a birds of paradise
Reply:Lavender is pretty and smells good too!
Reply:SCABIOUS I HAD THEM IN MY WEDDING BOQUET
Reply:lilacs...smell good too/...
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Name of sticker? it starts out with little purple flowers in the spring...then turns into dime size clusters?
that have tiny pin head stickers......they are taking over my lawn......they are close to the ground about 4 inches high....i'm in upper valley california
Name of sticker? it starts out with little purple flowers in the spring...then turns into dime size clusters?
Aha...you have the infamous garden thistle growing in your yard!!! They will grow taller and taller if you let them but don't let them because once the thistle produces the pretty purple flowers, it goes to seed and you know what is next!!! MORE THISTLES!! These can be killed with ROUNDUP or you can dig them up being very careful to get the taproot. I would probably go with the Roundup if you can keep from getting the Roundup on other nearby plants or grasses. Roundup will kill everything but it will also do away with those awful thistles. There are other weed killers that you can use that won't kill your grass, but since we don't know what kind of grass your lawn is, I would suggest going to the local CO OP (Farmers Co-Operative) in your area and ask them the best thing to kill thistle and other weeds like that and won't hurt your grass. I am sure there are several good products out there that will work. Good luck to you!!!!
Reply:I have the same things.. I believe they are "goat heads" and the only thing I have found to fix them is to dig them up you need to get the whole root..it takes me a long while..but so worth it..I was told that you can spray a weed killer on it but it will kill anything else it comes in contact with..
Name of sticker? it starts out with little purple flowers in the spring...then turns into dime size clusters?
Aha...you have the infamous garden thistle growing in your yard!!! They will grow taller and taller if you let them but don't let them because once the thistle produces the pretty purple flowers, it goes to seed and you know what is next!!! MORE THISTLES!! These can be killed with ROUNDUP or you can dig them up being very careful to get the taproot. I would probably go with the Roundup if you can keep from getting the Roundup on other nearby plants or grasses. Roundup will kill everything but it will also do away with those awful thistles. There are other weed killers that you can use that won't kill your grass, but since we don't know what kind of grass your lawn is, I would suggest going to the local CO OP (Farmers Co-Operative) in your area and ask them the best thing to kill thistle and other weeds like that and won't hurt your grass. I am sure there are several good products out there that will work. Good luck to you!!!!
Reply:I have the same things.. I believe they are "goat heads" and the only thing I have found to fix them is to dig them up you need to get the whole root..it takes me a long while..but so worth it..I was told that you can spray a weed killer on it but it will kill anything else it comes in contact with..
Purple flowers turning pink? (Mom wants to know)?
My Mom has been planting purple flowers in her garden... but every one of them has come up Pink, she knowes it's some kind of soil problem but she has tried adding iron and Gyipsum (is that how you spell it?)to make the soil more Acid, but there still comeing up Pink
Purple flowers turning pink? (Mom wants to know)?
find out what kind of flower and you can get super specific with what might be going on...if its a hydrangea they change flower colors with the pH of the soil... to my knowledge its one of the few that will change colors that are popular here...if she sowed seed its possible that it was a cross pollination or something... but without more details its hard to answer this question right... hope i helped at least
Purple flowers turning pink? (Mom wants to know)?
find out what kind of flower and you can get super specific with what might be going on...if its a hydrangea they change flower colors with the pH of the soil... to my knowledge its one of the few that will change colors that are popular here...if she sowed seed its possible that it was a cross pollination or something... but without more details its hard to answer this question right... hope i helped at least
This is the first year we have grown basil there are dark purple flowers on top do I cut them off?
Yes, cut the blossoms off, this will make the plant produce more leaves, harvest leaves often to keep plant from going to seed. If you alow it to bloom seeds will form and take most of the energy from leaves.
This is the first year we have grown basil there are dark purple flowers on top do I cut them off?
Yes, pinch them off regulary. This will stimulate the plant to "Bush" out. Also pick the leaves regularly as well. Dry them and crumble them up and store in an air tight container. Nothing better for hearty soup season come winter...and way fresher than store bought.
Reply:Cut or pinch all flowers off, preferably before they bloom. Also, take a few of the leaves to use in your recipes. Keeping the flowers from blooming will make your plant produce more growth, pinching out a few of the top leaves and stems will make it bush out. Hope this helps.
Reply:The plant's mission is to flower, so when it does it'll start to slow down producing leafes. Cut off flowers
This is the first year we have grown basil there are dark purple flowers on top do I cut them off?
Yes, pinch them off regulary. This will stimulate the plant to "Bush" out. Also pick the leaves regularly as well. Dry them and crumble them up and store in an air tight container. Nothing better for hearty soup season come winter...and way fresher than store bought.
Reply:Cut or pinch all flowers off, preferably before they bloom. Also, take a few of the leaves to use in your recipes. Keeping the flowers from blooming will make your plant produce more growth, pinching out a few of the top leaves and stems will make it bush out. Hope this helps.
Reply:The plant's mission is to flower, so when it does it'll start to slow down producing leafes. Cut off flowers
A plant with purple flowers is allowed to self-pollinate. Generation after generation, it produces purple flo?
A plant with purple flowers is allowed to self-pollinate. Generation after generation, it produces purple flowers. This is an example of
a. hybridization.
b. incomplete dominance.
c. true-breeding.
d. the law of segregation.
e. polygenetics.
A plant with purple flowers is allowed to self-pollinate. Generation after generation, it produces purple flo?
c
Reply:C
Reply:True-Breeding.
By the way, this could be wrong, I had to use process of elimination to determine the answer.
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a. hybridization.
b. incomplete dominance.
c. true-breeding.
d. the law of segregation.
e. polygenetics.
A plant with purple flowers is allowed to self-pollinate. Generation after generation, it produces purple flo?
c
Reply:C
Reply:True-Breeding.
By the way, this could be wrong, I had to use process of elimination to determine the answer.
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What are some names of Purple Tropical Flowers?
"Among the various kinds of purple tropical flowers, mention may be made of Sacred Lilac (Melia azedarach). This plant belongs to the mahogany family and is a favorite hub of birds that cherish the fruits of this purple tropical plant. A sacred lilac, though hails from Asia, is now profoundly found in the forests of United States. They serve the purpose of a good insecticide and are thus used in a rampant scale.
Another important purple tropical flower is Buddleia 'Black Knight'. Petals of these flowers are dark blue in color and so bees come flocking towards them and so does the butterflies. These purple tropical flowers bloom from mid summer to early fall and these plants love to bask in the sunlight. To top it all, a black knight also has an intoxicating fragrance. Orchids, too, has their special species of purple tropical flower called Phalaenopsis orchids and Dendrobium orchids. A dendrobium orchid can survive in all kinds of atmosphere like, the humid zones of Asia to the hot, dry stretches of Australian desert.
A Phalaenopsis orchid, better known as moth orchid, is common among all florists. For their outwardly beauty, these purple tropical flowers are widely used for keeping in vases. Datura is another important purple tropical flower with wide shaped petals. Know more about tropical flowers from the pages of Dgreetings.com. "
What are some names of Purple Tropical Flowers?
Passion Flower - although it does tend to crop up in other places besides where you planted it.
Reply:Hibiscus comes to mind.
Another important purple tropical flower is Buddleia 'Black Knight'. Petals of these flowers are dark blue in color and so bees come flocking towards them and so does the butterflies. These purple tropical flowers bloom from mid summer to early fall and these plants love to bask in the sunlight. To top it all, a black knight also has an intoxicating fragrance. Orchids, too, has their special species of purple tropical flower called Phalaenopsis orchids and Dendrobium orchids. A dendrobium orchid can survive in all kinds of atmosphere like, the humid zones of Asia to the hot, dry stretches of Australian desert.
A Phalaenopsis orchid, better known as moth orchid, is common among all florists. For their outwardly beauty, these purple tropical flowers are widely used for keeping in vases. Datura is another important purple tropical flower with wide shaped petals. Know more about tropical flowers from the pages of Dgreetings.com. "
What are some names of Purple Tropical Flowers?
Passion Flower - although it does tend to crop up in other places besides where you planted it.
Reply:Hibiscus comes to mind.
Sweet Potatoes... What does it mean when they have purple flowers on them?
it means they are out of date and shouldnt be eaten,potataoes are basically seeds and if you planrt a potato thats seeding it will grow.
Sweet Potatoes... What does it mean when they have purple flowers on them?
then they are purple flowered sweet potatoes :D .. hey um not usually like tht but i have alotta examz commin up %26amp; am tired of thinkin !! GOODLUCK !
Sweet Potatoes... What does it mean when they have purple flowers on them?
then they are purple flowered sweet potatoes :D .. hey um not usually like tht but i have alotta examz commin up %26amp; am tired of thinkin !! GOODLUCK !
What flowers to use for a royal purple wedding color?
I like the idea of having my bridesmaids in royal purple gowns, and having royal purple linen tablecloths. I was thinking of having either a bright green centerpiece (I saw a gorgeous green flower somewhere, forgot what it's called) or tiger lilies, so it pops against the purple. And of course the BM bouquets would be that color too. What do you think?
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Should I do white table cloths with tall purple orchid centerpieces?
What flowers to use for a royal purple wedding color?
Purple linens may be hard to come by, and will probably be much more expensive than white- I like the idea of the purple as an accent against the white. Don't necessarily limit yourself to orchids, either- delphiniums come in an incredible deep velvety purple that might be the perfect thing, and there's a purple freesia that's very lovely and rich, too. Then you could have the bridesmaids carrying green bouquets and yours could be heavy on the purple- that sounds quite striking.
Whatever you decide, have a lovely wedding!
Reply:I would definitly go with the purple, its such a pretty color. you can also use bright pink flowers to pop against the purple, i think i know what green your talking about and it would look great! you can also do the purple tablecloths and use light purple orhcids in a tall vase that lights up. Good luck!
Reply:I like the thought of an accent color, makes it more elegant. The white tablecloths with the purple orchid sounds awesome!! congrats!
Reply:If the bridesmaids are having purple gowns, they should have only a few purple flowers as accents, otherwise it wouldn't look nice. Either have a mixed bouquet or something like bright pink stargazer lilies with purple alstromeria or something, maybe with purple trailing ribbons.
http://www.kremp.com/Wedding-Bouquets-an...
I'd choose this - it's beautiful!
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Reply:If you are going to do the royal purple tablecloths a sterling silver vase with all white flowers would look beautiful.
You can also buy loose rose petals. I would sprinkle some of those around the table by the base of the vase.
Reply:too much purple combined with another color besides white is a no no. I would go green if you need a 3rd color, or just stick with purple %26amp; white
Reply:what about the scottish thistle both colours there for you green and purple
Reply:I'M NOT SURE IF GREEN ROSES WILL MATCH BUT THEY'RE SUPPOSED TO BRING YOU GOOD LUCK!!
Reply:I'd do a combo of tiger lillies and day lillies. The orange/green would really pop against their dresses.
Reply:Orchids are pretty. I like Irises too! And you can get them in a mix of purple and white!
Reply:Oh, the tiger lily's with bright orange in them? That would be soo pretty. A bright orange or peach color. Also, a mixture of rich pinks and purples. It would have to be lime green. Emerald and purple is too done..also Barney-ish.
Reply:I really like the idea of having the royal purple tableclothes with a bright green centerpiece. Maybe you could do something like this for the centerpiece
http://www.verbenadesigns.com/barbaramon...
Or you could do something like this...it's a little more complicated, but it would look beautiful..
http://www.fashionflowers.ca/upload_file...
I would definitely stick with the colored tableclothes though...it definitely adds a nice ton and richness to the room.
I hope this helps! Sounds like it is going to be beautiful!
Good luck :)
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Should I do white table cloths with tall purple orchid centerpieces?
What flowers to use for a royal purple wedding color?
Purple linens may be hard to come by, and will probably be much more expensive than white- I like the idea of the purple as an accent against the white. Don't necessarily limit yourself to orchids, either- delphiniums come in an incredible deep velvety purple that might be the perfect thing, and there's a purple freesia that's very lovely and rich, too. Then you could have the bridesmaids carrying green bouquets and yours could be heavy on the purple- that sounds quite striking.
Whatever you decide, have a lovely wedding!
Reply:I would definitly go with the purple, its such a pretty color. you can also use bright pink flowers to pop against the purple, i think i know what green your talking about and it would look great! you can also do the purple tablecloths and use light purple orhcids in a tall vase that lights up. Good luck!
Reply:I like the thought of an accent color, makes it more elegant. The white tablecloths with the purple orchid sounds awesome!! congrats!
Reply:If the bridesmaids are having purple gowns, they should have only a few purple flowers as accents, otherwise it wouldn't look nice. Either have a mixed bouquet or something like bright pink stargazer lilies with purple alstromeria or something, maybe with purple trailing ribbons.
http://www.kremp.com/Wedding-Bouquets-an...
I'd choose this - it's beautiful!
http://www.mcadamsweddingflorist.com/def...
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Reply:If you are going to do the royal purple tablecloths a sterling silver vase with all white flowers would look beautiful.
You can also buy loose rose petals. I would sprinkle some of those around the table by the base of the vase.
Reply:too much purple combined with another color besides white is a no no. I would go green if you need a 3rd color, or just stick with purple %26amp; white
Reply:what about the scottish thistle both colours there for you green and purple
Reply:I'M NOT SURE IF GREEN ROSES WILL MATCH BUT THEY'RE SUPPOSED TO BRING YOU GOOD LUCK!!
Reply:I'd do a combo of tiger lillies and day lillies. The orange/green would really pop against their dresses.
Reply:Orchids are pretty. I like Irises too! And you can get them in a mix of purple and white!
Reply:Oh, the tiger lily's with bright orange in them? That would be soo pretty. A bright orange or peach color. Also, a mixture of rich pinks and purples. It would have to be lime green. Emerald and purple is too done..also Barney-ish.
Reply:I really like the idea of having the royal purple tableclothes with a bright green centerpiece. Maybe you could do something like this for the centerpiece
http://www.verbenadesigns.com/barbaramon...
Or you could do something like this...it's a little more complicated, but it would look beautiful..
http://www.fashionflowers.ca/upload_file...
I would definitely stick with the colored tableclothes though...it definitely adds a nice ton and richness to the room.
I hope this helps! Sounds like it is going to be beautiful!
Good luck :)
Any ideas for purple flowers in a October wedding?
I used silk flowers also. We were on a tight budget so my future mom in law and I made the flower arrangements. we used silk hydrangeas, lilies and lilacs. We used different shades of purple and lavender ribbons to tie it all together. For the men's boutonniere's we used a white rose with a purple ribbon back ground. the men wore gray tuxes with lavender cummerbunds. the brides maids wore dresses in shades of purple. It looked really nice.
Any ideas for purple flowers in a October wedding?
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Reply:mums
Reply:jacarander trees are out
Reply:Mums, dyied purple with orange flowers intertwined.
Reply:Orchids!
Reply:Chrysanthemums. However, purple is the liturgical colour for mourning!
Reply:Having had a late Sept. wedding, i really wanted to use purple flowers, but obvioulsy none were in bloom in my part of the country, so i used high quality purple silk and white roses, with small silk lilacs. It was BEAUTIFUL!! I still look at my boquett and get think of that wonderful day!! Silks are very pretty and last forever!!!
Good Luck!!!
Reply:Purple is also colour used in healing therapies, so I would think it would be great to have purple flowers as you set out on your Union of souls.
Reply:lavender roses
Reply:hydrageas.
Reply:Asters, Mums, Heather, Periwinkle, Cornflowers, Bachelor Buttons and the good ol stand by..Carnations.. Try to stay with somehting that is in bloom during the season though.. Otherwise you will pay a lot more for a "forced Bloom"
Reply:Go to Search Yahoo! Answers and type in purple flowers. There are several excellent answers there.
Reply:One option could to be use purple leaves in the bouquet and arrangements if you want that colour theme but flowers are hard to get hold of. One of the blessings of having an autumn wedding are all the beautiful colours provided by nature.
Reply:Lilac roses they have to imported in but they are absolutely gorgeous
Reply:Iris' are very beautiful, and a blue-violet type shade.
Reply:lavender???
Reply:Look into purple callow (sp) lillies. They are awesome if in season.
Reply:Pansies, and they are edible as-well . I was surprised with an incredible birthday cake once given to me by my best friend. He had the cake made for me, the chef put gorgeous Pansy's on it. We ate the Pansy's to. Always thought it would be awesome to do a wedding with them, you could put them in drinks and (saw it on a movie they were rose buds) they come in all shades of colors,They can be ordered or you could have them grown for you, What a unique way to do it, what do you think? Congratulations on the up-coming event
Reply:just about any flower that is shown as blue will actually look purple, so you have a TON of flowers to choose from (those shown as purple AND those shown as blue).
I personally love orchids and sweet peas.
I would go for it.
Reply:2 points
Reply:Lilacs are always gorgeous in the fall!
Reply:LAVENDER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THERE SO BEAUTIFUL IT BEAUTIFUL IT FRAGRANCE IS RELAX SMOOTHING SMELL THOES FLOWERS TAKE YOU TO A HIGH ON EARTH !!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:Best to ask a florist...it depends on your location...many flowers are no longer in bloom that late in the season (fall) and could be really expensive and leaving a lot to chance if they have to be shipped from somewhere else. Talk to a good florist!
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Any ideas for purple flowers in a October wedding?
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Reply:mums
Reply:jacarander trees are out
Reply:Mums, dyied purple with orange flowers intertwined.
Reply:Orchids!
Reply:Chrysanthemums. However, purple is the liturgical colour for mourning!
Reply:Having had a late Sept. wedding, i really wanted to use purple flowers, but obvioulsy none were in bloom in my part of the country, so i used high quality purple silk and white roses, with small silk lilacs. It was BEAUTIFUL!! I still look at my boquett and get think of that wonderful day!! Silks are very pretty and last forever!!!
Good Luck!!!
Reply:Purple is also colour used in healing therapies, so I would think it would be great to have purple flowers as you set out on your Union of souls.
Reply:lavender roses
Reply:hydrageas.
Reply:Asters, Mums, Heather, Periwinkle, Cornflowers, Bachelor Buttons and the good ol stand by..Carnations.. Try to stay with somehting that is in bloom during the season though.. Otherwise you will pay a lot more for a "forced Bloom"
Reply:Go to Search Yahoo! Answers and type in purple flowers. There are several excellent answers there.
Reply:One option could to be use purple leaves in the bouquet and arrangements if you want that colour theme but flowers are hard to get hold of. One of the blessings of having an autumn wedding are all the beautiful colours provided by nature.
Reply:Lilac roses they have to imported in but they are absolutely gorgeous
Reply:Iris' are very beautiful, and a blue-violet type shade.
Reply:lavender???
Reply:Look into purple callow (sp) lillies. They are awesome if in season.
Reply:Pansies, and they are edible as-well . I was surprised with an incredible birthday cake once given to me by my best friend. He had the cake made for me, the chef put gorgeous Pansy's on it. We ate the Pansy's to. Always thought it would be awesome to do a wedding with them, you could put them in drinks and (saw it on a movie they were rose buds) they come in all shades of colors,They can be ordered or you could have them grown for you, What a unique way to do it, what do you think? Congratulations on the up-coming event
Reply:just about any flower that is shown as blue will actually look purple, so you have a TON of flowers to choose from (those shown as purple AND those shown as blue).
I personally love orchids and sweet peas.
I would go for it.
Reply:2 points
Reply:Lilacs are always gorgeous in the fall!
Reply:LAVENDER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THERE SO BEAUTIFUL IT BEAUTIFUL IT FRAGRANCE IS RELAX SMOOTHING SMELL THOES FLOWERS TAKE YOU TO A HIGH ON EARTH !!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:Best to ask a florist...it depends on your location...many flowers are no longer in bloom that late in the season (fall) and could be really expensive and leaving a lot to chance if they have to be shipped from somewhere else. Talk to a good florist!
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Plant/red &purple leafs/concob that blooms light purple flowers what is it called?
may start out as mona
Plant/red %26amp;purple leafs/concob that blooms light purple flowers what is it called?
Here is my favorite gardening wegsite. You should be able to identify your plant at:
http://www.gardenguides.com/
Good luck with your search for information.
Reply:Red and Purple leaves? OhMyGod!!! Are you alone in the house? Are there any pets in the house with you? As quickly and as quietly as you can, walk backwards towards the front door and get as far away from the house as you possible can. This may entail buying a one way to Paris but you can't be too careful. Hurry. Let me know when you get to Paris.
Reply:There is a plant called Monarda, but the leaves are green. Maybe what you have is Heuchera.
Reply:sorry i don`t know,
but it sound beautiful.
i`ll be checking back for the answer.
Plant/red %26amp;purple leafs/concob that blooms light purple flowers what is it called?
Here is my favorite gardening wegsite. You should be able to identify your plant at:
http://www.gardenguides.com/
Good luck with your search for information.
Reply:Red and Purple leaves? OhMyGod!!! Are you alone in the house? Are there any pets in the house with you? As quickly and as quietly as you can, walk backwards towards the front door and get as far away from the house as you possible can. This may entail buying a one way to Paris but you can't be too careful. Hurry. Let me know when you get to Paris.
Reply:There is a plant called Monarda, but the leaves are green. Maybe what you have is Heuchera.
Reply:sorry i don`t know,
but it sound beautiful.
i`ll be checking back for the answer.
You went into Mendels Garden and stole pea plant with the dominant trait, purple flowers. How would you....?
....testcross it?
A. Mate it with a plant of unknown genotype
B. Mate it with a plant with white flowers
C. Mate it with both its parents
D. Mate it with a plant of unknown phenotype
E. Mate it with itself
You went into Mendels Garden and stole pea plant with the dominant trait, purple flowers. How would you....?
B.
A test cross is one where you cross an individual with a completely homozygous recessive genotype.
Reply:B, you are performing a testcross with a homozygous recessive plant. Then you can analyze the ratios and figure out what is going on.
Reply:B
A. Mate it with a plant of unknown genotype
B. Mate it with a plant with white flowers
C. Mate it with both its parents
D. Mate it with a plant of unknown phenotype
E. Mate it with itself
You went into Mendels Garden and stole pea plant with the dominant trait, purple flowers. How would you....?
B.
A test cross is one where you cross an individual with a completely homozygous recessive genotype.
Reply:B, you are performing a testcross with a homozygous recessive plant. Then you can analyze the ratios and figure out what is going on.
Reply:B
I'm getting ready to plant flowers. Do you know of some pretty purple flowers I can plant? Size doesnt matter.
Purple is my favorite color. I have several varities of flowers in my beds.
1. Lavender
2. Cosmos (fushia color)
3. Petunias
4. Bachelors Buttons (blueish purple)
5. Hydrengas
I'm getting ready to plant flowers. Do you know of some pretty purple flowers I can plant? Size doesnt matter.
first of all you did not give enough information are you wanting ideas for annuals or perennials are you wanting ideas for pots or in the ground or all annuals are flowers that bloom usually one season and die but some do self seed on the other hand perennials are flowers that come up year after year in a permanent place in the flower bed usually just get bigger each year and then about every 2-4 years needs to be divided to make more plants to put in other places in your flower bed I think there is more purple flowers than any other color and then you did not say if it is a sunny or shady place(big difference)
annuals sunny wave petunia,lobelia,viola,salvia,ageratum, and alysum these will do good in a sunny location in pots and in the ground now perennials are a whole different ballgame and a much bigger palette so here are a few of my favorites hardy geranium,veronica,campunula,salvia delphniums just to name a few now we did not even get into climbers or bulbs so many different flowers go to wayside gardens . com or park seed and see what interests you GOOD LUCK!
Reply:Cosmos is fast growing and requires little care.
See source for information on this and other plants and flowers.
Reply:Right now my favorite purple flower is the columbine. The colors can be really deep and the shape is interesting.
Reply:pansies are pretty, and when they die you can take the seed buldge thing by the flower and plant new ones. also i think petunia's come in purple.
Reply:Pansies
weird name i know but they come in every colour PURPLE YES
and they last brightly for ages
Reply:Bachelor Buttons - common name. They bloom until frost and are beautiful.
1. Lavender
2. Cosmos (fushia color)
3. Petunias
4. Bachelors Buttons (blueish purple)
5. Hydrengas
I'm getting ready to plant flowers. Do you know of some pretty purple flowers I can plant? Size doesnt matter.
first of all you did not give enough information are you wanting ideas for annuals or perennials are you wanting ideas for pots or in the ground or all annuals are flowers that bloom usually one season and die but some do self seed on the other hand perennials are flowers that come up year after year in a permanent place in the flower bed usually just get bigger each year and then about every 2-4 years needs to be divided to make more plants to put in other places in your flower bed I think there is more purple flowers than any other color and then you did not say if it is a sunny or shady place(big difference)
annuals sunny wave petunia,lobelia,viola,salvia,ageratum, and alysum these will do good in a sunny location in pots and in the ground now perennials are a whole different ballgame and a much bigger palette so here are a few of my favorites hardy geranium,veronica,campunula,salvia delphniums just to name a few now we did not even get into climbers or bulbs so many different flowers go to wayside gardens . com or park seed and see what interests you GOOD LUCK!
Reply:Cosmos is fast growing and requires little care.
See source for information on this and other plants and flowers.
Reply:Right now my favorite purple flower is the columbine. The colors can be really deep and the shape is interesting.
Reply:pansies are pretty, and when they die you can take the seed buldge thing by the flower and plant new ones. also i think petunia's come in purple.
Reply:Pansies
weird name i know but they come in every colour PURPLE YES
and they last brightly for ages
Reply:Bachelor Buttons - common name. They bloom until frost and are beautiful.
Plant of a chiefly North American genus cultivated for its clusters of white, red or purple flowers?
Crossword _H_O_
Plant of a chiefly North American genus cultivated for its clusters of white, red or purple flowers?
Wouldn't this be better off in the crossword section?
Reply:Definitely Phlox. I mamaged to get all the express crossword done yesterday - yeah !!!
Reply:phlox seems to fit
Reply:Phlox.
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Plant of a chiefly North American genus cultivated for its clusters of white, red or purple flowers?
Wouldn't this be better off in the crossword section?
Reply:Definitely Phlox. I mamaged to get all the express crossword done yesterday - yeah !!!
Reply:phlox seems to fit
Reply:Phlox.
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I have some purple silk flowers if I bleach them can I get them light enough to dye them pink?
Worth a try. Test with one peddle first. Or, if they are inexpensive or something you won't use anyway, just go for it. If it does take color out, it may take out just enough to leave them pink or some mix of pink and purple that is so unique.
Another suggestion is to simply paint with pink fabric paint thinned to flow easily.
I have some purple silk flowers if I bleach them can I get them light enough to dye them pink?
I doubt it. The fabric that "silk" flowers are made from is generally not of very high quality and I would be afraid they would disintegrate with the bleach. Additionally, I assume you would be getting bleach on the plastic stems, etc, which could bleed onto the flower petals.
On the other hand, you may have nothing to lose by giving it a try on one flowers to see what would happen.
Seems to me the better thing to do is to find the right color in the first place or perhaps a white flower that you could spray paint (with floral paint) the shade of pink you want.
Reply:why wouldnt you just buy pink flowers?
Reply:There is actually spray paint for dried flowers that will work on silks, too. I think the bleach will ruin them. Sometimes the leaves and also the "veins"on the stems and petals are only glued on and will fall off if too wet. Go to a floral supply to find the paint, it comes in many colors. Use it very lightly from a greater distance than you would usually use spray paint. Kind of "wave" it over the flowers and let it mist on more than soak it with paint.
Reply:Don't do it, it will ruin the fabric and probably bleach all the colour from them. there are commerical sprays you can buy to change the colour or you could just buy pink flowers.
Another suggestion is to simply paint with pink fabric paint thinned to flow easily.
I have some purple silk flowers if I bleach them can I get them light enough to dye them pink?
I doubt it. The fabric that "silk" flowers are made from is generally not of very high quality and I would be afraid they would disintegrate with the bleach. Additionally, I assume you would be getting bleach on the plastic stems, etc, which could bleed onto the flower petals.
On the other hand, you may have nothing to lose by giving it a try on one flowers to see what would happen.
Seems to me the better thing to do is to find the right color in the first place or perhaps a white flower that you could spray paint (with floral paint) the shade of pink you want.
Reply:why wouldnt you just buy pink flowers?
Reply:There is actually spray paint for dried flowers that will work on silks, too. I think the bleach will ruin them. Sometimes the leaves and also the "veins"on the stems and petals are only glued on and will fall off if too wet. Go to a floral supply to find the paint, it comes in many colors. Use it very lightly from a greater distance than you would usually use spray paint. Kind of "wave" it over the flowers and let it mist on more than soak it with paint.
Reply:Don't do it, it will ruin the fabric and probably bleach all the colour from them. there are commerical sprays you can buy to change the colour or you could just buy pink flowers.
Weeds with little purple flowers are speading in my Bermuda grass...making small clusters of little stickers..
what can i use to kill them without harming the grass? they are very thick and i have a large yard so i can't pull them or start over with a new lawn..
Weeds with little purple flowers are speading in my Bermuda grass...making small clusters of little stickers..
Is this crown vetch? Take a picture of it (or, better yet, a sample) to the local agricultural extension office. They can tell you what the weed is and the best product to kill it without damaging your yard. Without knowing the weed first, any answer is going to be a shot in the dark and may hurt your lawn without hurting the weed. Even Round-up doesn't necessarily kill all weeds!
Reply:go to your garden center,someone who sells FERTILOME
products,and get some weed and feed in the fall and broadcast your lawn,and they want be their next year and then do this every year.
Reply:they sound nice why dont you leave them for the wild life?
Reply:I have 40 acres of coastal Bermuda that I harvest for hay each year. There is an herbicide on the market called 24d that I have applied annually. You have to have an applicators license to apply it so you will have to hire someone to apply it for you. 24d will kill just about everything except the Bermuda grass.
Reply:Sounds like you have what we call goat heads, I would use Ortho Weed be gone or Roundup on them. Ortho is user and grass Friendly as to Roundup kills anything it comes in contact with.
Weeds with little purple flowers are speading in my Bermuda grass...making small clusters of little stickers..
Is this crown vetch? Take a picture of it (or, better yet, a sample) to the local agricultural extension office. They can tell you what the weed is and the best product to kill it without damaging your yard. Without knowing the weed first, any answer is going to be a shot in the dark and may hurt your lawn without hurting the weed. Even Round-up doesn't necessarily kill all weeds!
Reply:go to your garden center,someone who sells FERTILOME
products,and get some weed and feed in the fall and broadcast your lawn,and they want be their next year and then do this every year.
Reply:they sound nice why dont you leave them for the wild life?
Reply:I have 40 acres of coastal Bermuda that I harvest for hay each year. There is an herbicide on the market called 24d that I have applied annually. You have to have an applicators license to apply it so you will have to hire someone to apply it for you. 24d will kill just about everything except the Bermuda grass.
Reply:Sounds like you have what we call goat heads, I would use Ortho Weed be gone or Roundup on them. Ortho is user and grass Friendly as to Roundup kills anything it comes in contact with.
A basket contains only white, purple, and orange flowers. The probability of randomly selecting a white....?
....flower is 1/6, and the probability of randomly selecting a purple flower is 1/8. Which of the following could be the total number of flowers in the basket?
a. 14
b. 18
c. 24
d. 30
e. 38
A basket contains only white, purple, and orange flowers. The probability of randomly selecting a white....?
24, because 24 is a multiple of 6 and a multiple of 8.
Reply:24 since it is the only number that is divisible by 6 and 8
Reply:If you make sure that you have only whole flowers and not pieces of flowers (LOL) it would be 24 because 24 is the smallest (least) common denominator between 1/6 and 1/8. 24 is both a multiple of 6 and 8 and is the first time the positve multiples of 6 and 8 cross ( and also is the only crossing point in the given answers). for 1/6 and 1/8 to be true at the same time, the total must be a crossing point (LCD, etc.).
Reply:can be 24....the only number divisible by 8 and 6.............
a. 14
b. 18
c. 24
d. 30
e. 38
A basket contains only white, purple, and orange flowers. The probability of randomly selecting a white....?
24, because 24 is a multiple of 6 and a multiple of 8.
Reply:24 since it is the only number that is divisible by 6 and 8
Reply:If you make sure that you have only whole flowers and not pieces of flowers (LOL) it would be 24 because 24 is the smallest (least) common denominator between 1/6 and 1/8. 24 is both a multiple of 6 and 8 and is the first time the positve multiples of 6 and 8 cross ( and also is the only crossing point in the given answers). for 1/6 and 1/8 to be true at the same time, the total must be a crossing point (LCD, etc.).
Reply:can be 24....the only number divisible by 8 and 6.............
I am looking for a tree that is weeping type with purple cluster flowers on it. Any ideas?
That is an early spring bloomer. Check Home Depot Grden Center. I saw that last year. Go now.
I am looking for a tree that is weeping type with purple cluster flowers on it. Any ideas?
Wisteria tree.Its actually a shrub.Bees love them and they smell so nice!
Reply:Wisteria. Here are some images: http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
I had a couple of wisteria trees before. They're pretty cool and easy to grow (in southern California, anyway).
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I am looking for a tree that is weeping type with purple cluster flowers on it. Any ideas?
Wisteria tree.Its actually a shrub.Bees love them and they smell so nice!
Reply:Wisteria. Here are some images: http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
I had a couple of wisteria trees before. They're pretty cool and easy to grow (in southern California, anyway).
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What are the trees you see in bay area highways that are all purple flowers and smell good called??
If the blossoms are large and sweet smelling..I would say it is the Tulip Tree.
What are the trees you see in bay area highways that are all purple flowers and smell good called??
Tulip trees are generally white and pink.
Purple crepe myrtles if under 20' and jacaranda (not sure of spelling but they are all over Glendale and Pasadena) if really tall. They have bell like flowers that drop all over the road and cars...gorgeous and messy like a small little girl.
Reply:In hotter areas they might be Jacaranda trees:http://images.google.com/images?hl=en%26amp;rl... . I've read that they are fragrant.
Reply:Albizia Julibrissin - I guess.
http://jabalamelnursery.com/mediafiles/P...
Reply:Could be Magnolia trees.
Reply:ill say tibouchina
What are the trees you see in bay area highways that are all purple flowers and smell good called??
Tulip trees are generally white and pink.
Purple crepe myrtles if under 20' and jacaranda (not sure of spelling but they are all over Glendale and Pasadena) if really tall. They have bell like flowers that drop all over the road and cars...gorgeous and messy like a small little girl.
Reply:In hotter areas they might be Jacaranda trees:http://images.google.com/images?hl=en%26amp;rl... . I've read that they are fragrant.
Reply:Albizia Julibrissin - I guess.
http://jabalamelnursery.com/mediafiles/P...
Reply:Could be Magnolia trees.
Reply:ill say tibouchina
Plant pro: Which pittosporum has dark red/purple flowers in spring that are especially fragrant at night?
Plant grows up to 15 meters tall
Often planted as unclipped hedge or screen and usually grows shorter
Grown frequently in San Francisco Bay area - upright growth, not spreading
Has small reddish purple blossoms in spring noticeably fragrant in the evening
Smallish silvery green leaves and foliage is long-lasting when cut
Not tobria or mock orange
Plant pro: Which pittosporum has dark red/purple flowers in spring that are especially fragrant at night?
P. tenuifolium hardy and tall 30ft.
Silver Queen P. crassifolium up to 18ft.
http://www.botany.com/pittosporum.html
Often planted as unclipped hedge or screen and usually grows shorter
Grown frequently in San Francisco Bay area - upright growth, not spreading
Has small reddish purple blossoms in spring noticeably fragrant in the evening
Smallish silvery green leaves and foliage is long-lasting when cut
Not tobria or mock orange
Plant pro: Which pittosporum has dark red/purple flowers in spring that are especially fragrant at night?
P. tenuifolium hardy and tall 30ft.
Silver Queen P. crassifolium up to 18ft.
http://www.botany.com/pittosporum.html
What are the flowers called that have the white petals and purple centers?
I had them last year in my garden and I can't remember what those flowers are called. I've also seen them with orange petals and purple centers. They kind of look like shasta daisies. The one thing I know for sure is that it's not a cone flower.
What are the flowers called that have the white petals and purple centers?
You seem to be describing a daisy. Another option could be aqualegia. hard to say with the detail provided.
Reply:Cape daisy?
http://www.hort.purdue.edu/ext/Osteo_Ast...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osteospermu...
Reply:Gerberas
What are the flowers called that have the white petals and purple centers?
You seem to be describing a daisy. Another option could be aqualegia. hard to say with the detail provided.
Reply:Cape daisy?
http://www.hort.purdue.edu/ext/Osteo_Ast...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osteospermu...
Reply:Gerberas
I have a vine in my back yard,it is vigorous with small purple flowers with yellow centers,looks like a berry.
Sounds like "deadly nightshade". Pull it out.
Does it look like this?
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en%26amp;q=...
safety boots
Does it look like this?
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en%26amp;q=...
safety boots
In Maryland, what are the trees that have purple trumpet-like flowers & the leaves get big like elephant ears?
The trumpet like flowers are only in the Spring and the "horn" part points downward. I've heard these trees nicknamed "elephant ear trees" and also heard this is the wood most commonly used now for piano keys (versus the old fashioned ivory). they are common in Harford county and can grow like 50' tall. What in the dickens are they called?
In Maryland, what are the trees that have purple trumpet-like flowers %26amp; the leaves get big like elephant ears?
I agree with the above, Paulownia tree. Actually Paulownia is the genus name for many different species found around the work, but mostly China and other Asian countries.
The genus was names in honor of Queen Anna Pavlovna of The Netherlands (1795–1865), daughter of Tsar Paul I of Russia.
Paulownia fortunei is a fast-growing tree that is grown commercially for the production of hardwood timber, but in this country it is mainly an ornamental growing multiple feet a year.
Paulownia tomentosa is listed as an invasive species in the southeastern United States, having been introduced there as an ornamental tree for its decorative flowers.
It is important to know what Paulownia you are planting. While bother are fast growing, the P. tomentosa can escape cultivation in milder areas, that is it becomes a weed displacing native plants.
Here's a website you might enjoy.
http://www.dragontrees.com/dragonbe.html
Reply:Cottonwood trees is what we sometimes call them down here (but most commonly, elephant ear trees), but in nurseries they are called Paulownia. I'm sure it's the same one that you're talking about though, purple trumpet blooms in spring, leaves can easily get 12" across and have a kind of...furry texture on top, for lack of a better word. The backs of the leaves are sometimes kind of sticky. They get HUGE and grow quick.
In Maryland, what are the trees that have purple trumpet-like flowers %26amp; the leaves get big like elephant ears?
I agree with the above, Paulownia tree. Actually Paulownia is the genus name for many different species found around the work, but mostly China and other Asian countries.
The genus was names in honor of Queen Anna Pavlovna of The Netherlands (1795–1865), daughter of Tsar Paul I of Russia.
Paulownia fortunei is a fast-growing tree that is grown commercially for the production of hardwood timber, but in this country it is mainly an ornamental growing multiple feet a year.
Paulownia tomentosa is listed as an invasive species in the southeastern United States, having been introduced there as an ornamental tree for its decorative flowers.
It is important to know what Paulownia you are planting. While bother are fast growing, the P. tomentosa can escape cultivation in milder areas, that is it becomes a weed displacing native plants.
Here's a website you might enjoy.
http://www.dragontrees.com/dragonbe.html
Reply:Cottonwood trees is what we sometimes call them down here (but most commonly, elephant ear trees), but in nurseries they are called Paulownia. I'm sure it's the same one that you're talking about though, purple trumpet blooms in spring, leaves can easily get 12" across and have a kind of...furry texture on top, for lack of a better word. The backs of the leaves are sometimes kind of sticky. They get HUGE and grow quick.
Purple flowers for my bridal bouquet?
I am having a purple themed wedding and am looking for some beautiful purple flowers for my bouquet, anyone have any ideas?
Purple flowers for my bridal bouquet?
Iris
Orchids
Purple rose of Sharon
Heather flowers
Lillies
Lilacs
Reply:Iris, purple roses, certain orchids
Reply:what about orchids for ur bridal bouquet.
Reply:Find a DESIGNER, not just a regular florist - they will LOVE working with nontraditional colors! Sounds beautiful!
Reply:I used purple roses, but we had silk flowers.
Reply:http://www.fabulousfreshflowers.com/site...
http://www.goodsearch.com/Search.aspx?Ke...
Reply:Carnations like linked below.
Reply:You should use Heather.
Reply:it depends on when your getting married... light purple reminds me of easter/summer/winter... dark purple reminds me of christmas/wintery time or fall red is great for a fall wedding... yellow for spring... white for anything... you choose!
Reply:If you can't find the right flower, you can always ask the florist to dye a flower that you do like.
Reply:I would recommend purple freesia for a soft purple. They are soft, elegant flowers. They are also available in white so you can mix the white in with the purple (if necessary). You can make a nice drop bouquet with them.
Astra marials (probably spelled wrong) are a great option for a deeper purple color. They are available in various shades of multi-tonal purples and pink. You can mix in tropical flowers or red roses with them.
Reply:hydrangea
Reply:Irises
Reply:Get some hydrangea.
Reply:CONGRATS!!!! ......wow a purple wedding theme is soo pretty!!!well i know my sister had a blue wedding theme and she had blue roses they weren't expensive because she bought white roses and used food coloring type thing to make them blue! i think purple roses would look gorgeous
(PICS)
here.....take a look at some of these bouquets and let me know if u like any of them.......
Reply:My mom...a florist. Says not to pick a flower for the shape, pick it for the color. So anything purple will look awesome!
Purple flowers for my bridal bouquet?
Iris
Orchids
Purple rose of Sharon
Heather flowers
Lillies
Lilacs
Reply:Iris, purple roses, certain orchids
Reply:what about orchids for ur bridal bouquet.
Reply:Find a DESIGNER, not just a regular florist - they will LOVE working with nontraditional colors! Sounds beautiful!
Reply:I used purple roses, but we had silk flowers.
Reply:http://www.fabulousfreshflowers.com/site...
http://www.goodsearch.com/Search.aspx?Ke...
Reply:Carnations like linked below.
Reply:You should use Heather.
Reply:it depends on when your getting married... light purple reminds me of easter/summer/winter... dark purple reminds me of christmas/wintery time or fall red is great for a fall wedding... yellow for spring... white for anything... you choose!
Reply:If you can't find the right flower, you can always ask the florist to dye a flower that you do like.
Reply:I would recommend purple freesia for a soft purple. They are soft, elegant flowers. They are also available in white so you can mix the white in with the purple (if necessary). You can make a nice drop bouquet with them.
Astra marials (probably spelled wrong) are a great option for a deeper purple color. They are available in various shades of multi-tonal purples and pink. You can mix in tropical flowers or red roses with them.
Reply:hydrangea
Reply:Irises
Reply:Get some hydrangea.
Reply:CONGRATS!!!! ......wow a purple wedding theme is soo pretty!!!well i know my sister had a blue wedding theme and she had blue roses they weren't expensive because she bought white roses and used food coloring type thing to make them blue! i think purple roses would look gorgeous
(PICS)
here.....take a look at some of these bouquets and let me know if u like any of them.......
Reply:My mom...a florist. Says not to pick a flower for the shape, pick it for the color. So anything purple will look awesome!
I have found a small bush along a road with leaves that look like a locust tree and purple flowers any ideas??
The small tree or bush appears to grow wild here in West Virginia I have lived here all my life and have never seen one before and my elderly aunt can't tell me what it is I would appreciate any input.
I have found a small bush along a road with leaves that look like a locust tree and purple flowers any ideas??
Yes black Locus in my opinion it sounds like
Locust, Black, Robinia pseudoacacia
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consu...
I have seen purple flowering ones... I hope this helps
Reply:dry it... roll it... smoke it... and get back to me. Thanx!
I have found a small bush along a road with leaves that look like a locust tree and purple flowers any ideas??
Yes black Locus in my opinion it sounds like
Locust, Black, Robinia pseudoacacia
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consu...
I have seen purple flowering ones... I hope this helps
Reply:dry it... roll it... smoke it... and get back to me. Thanx!
A pea plant has purple flowers. What alleles for flower color could the sex cell carry?
If we assume that purple is the dominant flower colour in the peas...
Then the sex cell can either carry the dominant gene (purple in this case) or the recessive gene( whatever the other colour is)
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Then the sex cell can either carry the dominant gene (purple in this case) or the recessive gene( whatever the other colour is)
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I am looking for a ladies DIESEL black pinstripe shirt with purple flowers.?
I live in England, and have seen it in the past in USC, but cant find it on the internet anywhere, they also do a matching bag, and other clothing. It has small purple flowers amongst the pinstripe detail.
I am looking for a ladies DIESEL black pinstripe shirt with purple flowers.?
did ya check on eBay??? if i'm looking for something like that..........and i can't find it anywhere............chances are if i search for it enough on eBay, i'll eventually come up with it, and usually for a great price.
good luck finding it!!!!
I am looking for a ladies DIESEL black pinstripe shirt with purple flowers.?
did ya check on eBay??? if i'm looking for something like that..........and i can't find it anywhere............chances are if i search for it enough on eBay, i'll eventually come up with it, and usually for a great price.
good luck finding it!!!!
Help! I need some help with purple flowers!!?
Can any of u smart people tell me what flowers come predominately in purple?? I'm looking for the names of some flowers that are traditionally purple. If I can't find any flowers, I will have to move onto purple fruits or vegetables.
Help! I need some help with purple flowers!!?
Asters
Osteospernum
Ageratum
lupins
viola
aubretia
violet
iris
buddlia
And others at this site-
http://www.tonyhowell.co.uk/purpleflower...
Reply:just go to a nursery or flower book and follow your eyeballs!
Reply:New England aster, purple coneflower, bugleweed, creeping Charlie, butterfly bush, clematis and lilac. These are the plants that I know that are predominantly purple. Iris, ageratum and some of the others listed do come in purple but may not be predominantly purple.
Reply:Lilacs
Wild Phlox
Violets
Purple Coneflower (Echinacea)
Vinca
Hebes
Grape Hyacinths
Thistle
Lavender
Sage (purple flower) %26amp; Meadow Sage
Salvia
Cow Vetch
Periwinkle
Robin-Plantain
Reply:Violets, irises and lilacs. That's all I can think of.
Reply:Violets. Lilacs. Purple Cone FLowers. Purple Speedwell. Purple butterfly bushes, China Tibia, Morning Glories, Purple Hyacinths, Purple/lavender roses,
and the list goes on...
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Help! I need some help with purple flowers!!?
Asters
Osteospernum
Ageratum
lupins
viola
aubretia
violet
iris
buddlia
And others at this site-
http://www.tonyhowell.co.uk/purpleflower...
Reply:just go to a nursery or flower book and follow your eyeballs!
Reply:New England aster, purple coneflower, bugleweed, creeping Charlie, butterfly bush, clematis and lilac. These are the plants that I know that are predominantly purple. Iris, ageratum and some of the others listed do come in purple but may not be predominantly purple.
Reply:Lilacs
Wild Phlox
Violets
Purple Coneflower (Echinacea)
Vinca
Hebes
Grape Hyacinths
Thistle
Lavender
Sage (purple flower) %26amp; Meadow Sage
Salvia
Cow Vetch
Periwinkle
Robin-Plantain
Reply:Violets, irises and lilacs. That's all I can think of.
Reply:Violets. Lilacs. Purple Cone FLowers. Purple Speedwell. Purple butterfly bushes, China Tibia, Morning Glories, Purple Hyacinths, Purple/lavender roses,
and the list goes on...
Programming software
What are the names of lavender, light purple or lilac flowers?
I only know of lavendar and lilac, but want a bouquet of more lavendar color flowers for my wedding bouquet but don't know of any or what flowers come in that color.. could you help?
What are the names of lavender, light purple or lilac flowers?
How about Iris? Try to find one called "Dancer's Veil", or if you like daisy-type flowers better, try asters or purple coneflower (aka echinacea)
Reply:Freesia comes in a lavender or purple smells wonderful misty blue is a wispy filler roses come in lavender. There are spray paints made for cut flowers and work well especially on carnations ans lilys
What are the names of lavender, light purple or lilac flowers?
How about Iris? Try to find one called "Dancer's Veil", or if you like daisy-type flowers better, try asters or purple coneflower (aka echinacea)
Reply:Freesia comes in a lavender or purple smells wonderful misty blue is a wispy filler roses come in lavender. There are spray paints made for cut flowers and work well especially on carnations ans lilys
I am having a wedding with only white and deep purple any one know what flowers are best?
my wedding is a deep plum purple, i do not like lavender or fuscia colors so i am stumped as what to use. i look through web sites but always see the same old thing. i have not decided on real or fake i am open for anything as long as it looks good. the wedding is very elegant, and i want it to be reflected in the flowers also.
I am having a wedding with only white and deep purple any one know what flowers are best?
Cala Lillies
Roses
Iris/Flags
Stephanotis (white only, smells heavenly)
Daylillies
Orchids
Jasmine
Tulips
Gladiolus
Hydrangeas (for table decor only, they will wilt in bouquets as they need constant water)
Greenery
Ribbon
Reply:this may sound crazy but check it out....i plant monochromatic bulbs in my garden every year and this year i did purple and white. Think about tulips....I grew these tulips that were so dark purple they were almos midnight....and next to the creamy white of the other tulips they looked even more brilliant. If you choose tulips, (make sure you check all the different types...there are some that have flame shaped leaves, and some that look like roses) tell your florist to 'wrap them high'....they will open really fast and the florist tape will help keep the blooms high. Then, with the really dark purple and white, you could add some lavender without it being overpowering.....good luck and have a GREAT wedding....
Reply:Dark purple flowers eh? In a lot of species they call the very dark purple ones 'black'. Knowing that might help you looking for your colour...?
Helpfully for you, many flowers that have 'black' varieties also have white ones.
These are some that you should be able to order from a florist. Most of them come in all sorts of colours, so you'd have to be specific when you arrange your order;
Calla Lily; very dark purple, also come in white
Gladioli; very dark purple, also white
Daylily; dark purple
Iris; very dark purple, also white
Lisianthus; dark purple, also white
Delphiniums; white (through blue to darker blue- think possibly even dark purple)
Anemone; beautiful. if a little small. Also come in white
Sweet William: small, scented, dark colours and white.
Statice ( I personally think this stuff is horrid dry looking and scratchy... but each to their own)
Aster; kind of daisy, also white
and a few that might be trickier to source;
Buddleia; which might be tricky to get unless you have it growing in your garden or near to you. Smells divine and is a nice spire shape. Also come in white
Lilac; ditto tricky, but definitely has dark purple varieties and once again smells divine.Also come in white
Sweet pea; dark and beautifully scented
Hollyhock; dark purple
Petunia; come in very dark purple but isn't any good cut... maybe good as part of a table or other decoration in its pot?
if i were you I'd put any of those flower names into the search field on http://images.google.co.uk
with a colour description like 'black' or 'purple' and see what you like the look of.
best of luck :)
Reply:If you are looking for elegance in your wedding flowers then Calla Lilies are a good choice - their shape is perfect for elegant bouquet styles - try Calla Lily's Picasso or Purple Haze.
Roses are also a good choice for a classic elegant style bouquet - Blue Curiosa or Cool Water roses have a blue tone (try putting these names into google for these images then you can get an idea of what they look like)
Alternatively the modern style of the Calla lily combines perfectly with the traditional rose to create a contemporary classic - or for a more contemporary look perhaps you might like Vanda Orchids which are beautiful.
To add your unique style consider adding gorgeous ribbon or diamante to your wedding bouquet for extra wow factor.
Your florist should also be able to give you lots of ideas - make sure you let them know exactly what style you are looking for and take along pictures of what you like.
Reply:there are bright purple flowers that look like daisy's tha are nice and would look nice for yor wedding and also there are white rosees you can use or get the special painted with an aersol some places can do that. just choose the flower you want and they can aersol them on the ends and it will look awsome but it depends where you live there is also orchids in a colr purple those are really nice
Reply:Petunias come in purple and white and they smell great too!!!
Reply:I love Carnations. They aren't very expensive (always an issue) and they are hearty and sturdy for bouquets. They also have a very pleasing scent. To this day I still think of my cousin's wedding when I smell one. I was the flower girl some 30 years ago. Her colors were maroon and pink. Her wedding was very elegant, even in retrospect. You can get carnations in almost any color, and they look beautiful with roses, should you want to infuse a few into your bride bouquet with some baby's breath.
I am having a wedding with only white and deep purple any one know what flowers are best?
Cala Lillies
Roses
Iris/Flags
Stephanotis (white only, smells heavenly)
Daylillies
Orchids
Jasmine
Tulips
Gladiolus
Hydrangeas (for table decor only, they will wilt in bouquets as they need constant water)
Greenery
Ribbon
Reply:this may sound crazy but check it out....i plant monochromatic bulbs in my garden every year and this year i did purple and white. Think about tulips....I grew these tulips that were so dark purple they were almos midnight....and next to the creamy white of the other tulips they looked even more brilliant. If you choose tulips, (make sure you check all the different types...there are some that have flame shaped leaves, and some that look like roses) tell your florist to 'wrap them high'....they will open really fast and the florist tape will help keep the blooms high. Then, with the really dark purple and white, you could add some lavender without it being overpowering.....good luck and have a GREAT wedding....
Reply:Dark purple flowers eh? In a lot of species they call the very dark purple ones 'black'. Knowing that might help you looking for your colour...?
Helpfully for you, many flowers that have 'black' varieties also have white ones.
These are some that you should be able to order from a florist. Most of them come in all sorts of colours, so you'd have to be specific when you arrange your order;
Calla Lily; very dark purple, also come in white
Gladioli; very dark purple, also white
Daylily; dark purple
Iris; very dark purple, also white
Lisianthus; dark purple, also white
Delphiniums; white (through blue to darker blue- think possibly even dark purple)
Anemone; beautiful. if a little small. Also come in white
Sweet William: small, scented, dark colours and white.
Statice ( I personally think this stuff is horrid dry looking and scratchy... but each to their own)
Aster; kind of daisy, also white
and a few that might be trickier to source;
Buddleia; which might be tricky to get unless you have it growing in your garden or near to you. Smells divine and is a nice spire shape. Also come in white
Lilac; ditto tricky, but definitely has dark purple varieties and once again smells divine.Also come in white
Sweet pea; dark and beautifully scented
Hollyhock; dark purple
Petunia; come in very dark purple but isn't any good cut... maybe good as part of a table or other decoration in its pot?
if i were you I'd put any of those flower names into the search field on http://images.google.co.uk
with a colour description like 'black' or 'purple' and see what you like the look of.
best of luck :)
Reply:If you are looking for elegance in your wedding flowers then Calla Lilies are a good choice - their shape is perfect for elegant bouquet styles - try Calla Lily's Picasso or Purple Haze.
Roses are also a good choice for a classic elegant style bouquet - Blue Curiosa or Cool Water roses have a blue tone (try putting these names into google for these images then you can get an idea of what they look like)
Alternatively the modern style of the Calla lily combines perfectly with the traditional rose to create a contemporary classic - or for a more contemporary look perhaps you might like Vanda Orchids which are beautiful.
To add your unique style consider adding gorgeous ribbon or diamante to your wedding bouquet for extra wow factor.
Your florist should also be able to give you lots of ideas - make sure you let them know exactly what style you are looking for and take along pictures of what you like.
Reply:there are bright purple flowers that look like daisy's tha are nice and would look nice for yor wedding and also there are white rosees you can use or get the special painted with an aersol some places can do that. just choose the flower you want and they can aersol them on the ends and it will look awsome but it depends where you live there is also orchids in a colr purple those are really nice
Reply:Petunias come in purple and white and they smell great too!!!
Reply:I love Carnations. They aren't very expensive (always an issue) and they are hearty and sturdy for bouquets. They also have a very pleasing scent. To this day I still think of my cousin's wedding when I smell one. I was the flower girl some 30 years ago. Her colors were maroon and pink. Her wedding was very elegant, even in retrospect. You can get carnations in almost any color, and they look beautiful with roses, should you want to infuse a few into your bride bouquet with some baby's breath.
I saw some purple flowers on a vine and they look like grape culsters. What are they? Saw in north Alabama.?
They were in Northern Alabama along the highway. They were really pretty.
I saw some purple flowers on a vine and they look like grape culsters. What are they? Saw in north Alabama.?
No doubt it's wisteria...And it's definitely the timeof year for the blooms...pretty, isn't it?
Reply:Wysteria is correct.
Reply:wisteria
Reply:Wisteria Vine, very beautiful, but you need a strong trellis to hold their weight.
Reply:could be wisteria
I saw some purple flowers on a vine and they look like grape culsters. What are they? Saw in north Alabama.?
No doubt it's wisteria...And it's definitely the timeof year for the blooms...pretty, isn't it?
Reply:Wysteria is correct.
Reply:wisteria
Reply:Wisteria Vine, very beautiful, but you need a strong trellis to hold their weight.
Reply:could be wisteria
What are the purple colored flowers called that like to grow on a hill and near rocks?
Vinca ...perriwinkle plant? Ground cover that blooms in the spring.
What are the purple colored flowers called that like to grow on a hill and near rocks?
could it be the echinacea purpurea or purple coneflower ?
heres some images:
http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=echi...
and a wiki:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echinacea
hope this helps !
Reply:There's quite a few of them. Grape hyacinth, Blue squill are two that are coming to mind. Both are good for hills, naturalizing, as well as rock gardens.
Reply:LUPPINS....
they are wild flowers that grows everywhere especially during summer time.....
very common in canada....very pretty flowers....
Reply:cuphea ignea---- little leaves with purplish flowers use as rock plants
Reply:heather
Reply:petunias?
long shoe horns
What are the purple colored flowers called that like to grow on a hill and near rocks?
could it be the echinacea purpurea or purple coneflower ?
heres some images:
http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=echi...
and a wiki:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echinacea
hope this helps !
Reply:There's quite a few of them. Grape hyacinth, Blue squill are two that are coming to mind. Both are good for hills, naturalizing, as well as rock gardens.
Reply:LUPPINS....
they are wild flowers that grows everywhere especially during summer time.....
very common in canada....very pretty flowers....
Reply:cuphea ignea---- little leaves with purplish flowers use as rock plants
Reply:heather
Reply:petunias?
long shoe horns
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