let me mix the two together to make the shoes, all it says is collect flowers to make shoes, and can;t get any further, please help
ENCHANTED DS- I have got my 10 decorative purple flowers and 5 adhesive to make the shoes, but it won;t?
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Saturday, November 19, 2011
What are some pretty exotic flowers that would look good as a tattoo?
I have medium brown skin and I'm going for a purple flower on my foot...so.... Any suggestions would be appreciated.
What are some pretty exotic flowers that would look good as a tattoo?
Just google up "purple flower" under images and you will get tons. I particularly love purple columbines - actually ALL columbine.
Purple sometimes is a problematic ink for fading at times and on the foot it can fade pretty badly. You might want something on the purple (or other) pastel side to show nicely.
Reply:no. no tattoes look pretty.
Reply:lotus flowers are great and so is the dahlia.you can check out my lotus on my space.
myspace.com/darthiedarth
i love it ,it is one of my favorite tattoos.
Reply:Check out this website for ideas on flower tattoo's.
http://www.tattoojohnny.com/flower-tatto...
My friend has a butterfly on her last two toes. Looks really great. It's wings go up her toes but it's body is right on the front. This site has some pretty cool looking stuff. Hope it helps.
Reply:Maybe a hibiscus flower? :]
Reply:i would research the meaning of the different flowers - then go from there
Reply:I think Plumeria's are also very beautiful.
Reply:Hibiscus flowers usually always look awesomeee!
Reply:Orchids. So pretty! =)
Reply:I cant reccomend any flowers but Lei Lanni is Hawianin for Heavnly Flower that would look good with anything you pick.
Reply:Orchids, they are purple and white, not all but some. Also a hibiscus flower would be pretty!
Reply:Lotus, peony, orchid. My friend has a ghost orchid on her foot and it's beautiful!
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What are some pretty exotic flowers that would look good as a tattoo?
Just google up "purple flower" under images and you will get tons. I particularly love purple columbines - actually ALL columbine.
Purple sometimes is a problematic ink for fading at times and on the foot it can fade pretty badly. You might want something on the purple (or other) pastel side to show nicely.
Reply:no. no tattoes look pretty.
Reply:lotus flowers are great and so is the dahlia.you can check out my lotus on my space.
myspace.com/darthiedarth
i love it ,it is one of my favorite tattoos.
Reply:Check out this website for ideas on flower tattoo's.
http://www.tattoojohnny.com/flower-tatto...
My friend has a butterfly on her last two toes. Looks really great. It's wings go up her toes but it's body is right on the front. This site has some pretty cool looking stuff. Hope it helps.
Reply:Maybe a hibiscus flower? :]
Reply:i would research the meaning of the different flowers - then go from there
Reply:I think Plumeria's are also very beautiful.
Reply:Hibiscus flowers usually always look awesomeee!
Reply:Orchids. So pretty! =)
Reply:I cant reccomend any flowers but Lei Lanni is Hawianin for Heavnly Flower that would look good with anything you pick.
Reply:Orchids, they are purple and white, not all but some. Also a hibiscus flower would be pretty!
Reply:Lotus, peony, orchid. My friend has a ghost orchid on her foot and it's beautiful!
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What kind of flowers are these?
Do you know what kind of flowers these are? Both of purple flowers and the white flowers. Thank you!!!
My sincerest apologies for the cheesy fading pictures. I couldn't find a better place to post the images. I think Yahoo should put a place to upload pictures when you ask questions...
http://img297.imageshack.us/slideshow/pl...
What kind of flowers are these?
A shot of the leaves would really help identify both of these flowers.
I think the purple flowers are Dames Rocket (Hesperis matronalis L.). Someone else suggested Garden Phlox, but the stamens in Phlox are not yellow/green.
The white flowers looks a bit like a snapdragon. Without seeing the back of the flower, and the size of the flower it's hard to tell.
Reply:The purple one looks just like Erysimum 'Bowles Mauve' (wallflower) to me:
http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
The white one looks like Nemesia fruticans (a white form) or a new hybrid Nemesia, it's a little hard to tell from the picture but I'm pretty certain:
http://www.naturehills.com/product/compa...
Hope this helps.
EDIT: I agree with sailinshoes, it's hard to identify for certain without seeing the leaves. Hesperis and Snapdragon are good calls too.
I still do think that the purple one is Erysimum and not Hesperis because of 2 things: 1) Erysimum flowers up the stalk and once the flowers are spent, they drop and leave the tiny stem as is evident in your photo, 2) Erysimum has a yellow center and Hesperis does not.
In regards to the white one, I did ponder snapdragon (Antirrhinum majus) too-which it could very well be. I went with Nemesia because in the photo it looks like the flowers are more clustered and that is reminiscent of Nemesia. Snapdragons flower on a stalk.
Again, this is just my opinion. Seeing the foliage, more of the flower and measurement of the flower would help a lot. At any rate, you have some good answers to investigate further.
Reply:lavender: http://images.search.yahoo.com/images/vi...
Snap dragon: http://images.search.yahoo.com/images/vi...
Reply:you might want to post your pictures at UBC Botanical Garden. There are many plant experts there.
http://www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org/forums...
Reply:Either its some kind of a clematis climbing plant
but if it's not some sort of a geranium mix. Best too look it up in an Encylopedia of Flowers.
Reply:Sorry, have old computer, couldnt download your pictures. Pity you couldnt describe them as well.
Reply:It looks like old fashioned phlox to me.
Reply:that looks like lavender.well if not i don't know
My sincerest apologies for the cheesy fading pictures. I couldn't find a better place to post the images. I think Yahoo should put a place to upload pictures when you ask questions...
http://img297.imageshack.us/slideshow/pl...
What kind of flowers are these?
A shot of the leaves would really help identify both of these flowers.
I think the purple flowers are Dames Rocket (Hesperis matronalis L.). Someone else suggested Garden Phlox, but the stamens in Phlox are not yellow/green.
The white flowers looks a bit like a snapdragon. Without seeing the back of the flower, and the size of the flower it's hard to tell.
Reply:The purple one looks just like Erysimum 'Bowles Mauve' (wallflower) to me:
http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
The white one looks like Nemesia fruticans (a white form) or a new hybrid Nemesia, it's a little hard to tell from the picture but I'm pretty certain:
http://www.naturehills.com/product/compa...
Hope this helps.
EDIT: I agree with sailinshoes, it's hard to identify for certain without seeing the leaves. Hesperis and Snapdragon are good calls too.
I still do think that the purple one is Erysimum and not Hesperis because of 2 things: 1) Erysimum flowers up the stalk and once the flowers are spent, they drop and leave the tiny stem as is evident in your photo, 2) Erysimum has a yellow center and Hesperis does not.
In regards to the white one, I did ponder snapdragon (Antirrhinum majus) too-which it could very well be. I went with Nemesia because in the photo it looks like the flowers are more clustered and that is reminiscent of Nemesia. Snapdragons flower on a stalk.
Again, this is just my opinion. Seeing the foliage, more of the flower and measurement of the flower would help a lot. At any rate, you have some good answers to investigate further.
Reply:lavender: http://images.search.yahoo.com/images/vi...
Snap dragon: http://images.search.yahoo.com/images/vi...
Reply:you might want to post your pictures at UBC Botanical Garden. There are many plant experts there.
http://www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org/forums...
Reply:Either its some kind of a clematis climbing plant
but if it's not some sort of a geranium mix. Best too look it up in an Encylopedia of Flowers.
Reply:Sorry, have old computer, couldnt download your pictures. Pity you couldnt describe them as well.
Reply:It looks like old fashioned phlox to me.
Reply:that looks like lavender.well if not i don't know
Question about caring for iris flowers?
Neighbor dug up a bunch of his in-full-bloom purple standard iris flowers for me and told me to plant them. They are beautiful. I planted them a week ago, and so far, so good (they seem to have "took"). The existing purple flowers are gorgeous, but I don't see any new buds. Are these a type that just bloom once a year and that's it? Once the flowers are gone, do I just leave the leaves as they are in the soil or do I dig them up?
Question about caring for iris flowers?
Yes, the iris just bloom once a year. You can leave them right in the ground, and once the blooms are over trim the leaves down to about 6 inches high, in a fan shape. This helps reduce moisture loss and encourages new growth. Just make sure that the tops of the rhizome are out of the soil, this is the fleshy part under the leaves and over the roots.
I love iris, you're lucky they are still blooming well for you.
Reply:Once a year bloom; but is a perennial.
They will return year after year if planted deep enough. Reproductions are created from new bulbs off existing roots. Next year may be same number of Iris you planted; years later, you should be seeing additional stalks.
I don't trim mine until either fall or next spring; this is an individual's taste.
Question about caring for iris flowers?
Yes, the iris just bloom once a year. You can leave them right in the ground, and once the blooms are over trim the leaves down to about 6 inches high, in a fan shape. This helps reduce moisture loss and encourages new growth. Just make sure that the tops of the rhizome are out of the soil, this is the fleshy part under the leaves and over the roots.
I love iris, you're lucky they are still blooming well for you.
Reply:Once a year bloom; but is a perennial.
They will return year after year if planted deep enough. Reproductions are created from new bulbs off existing roots. Next year may be same number of Iris you planted; years later, you should be seeing additional stalks.
I don't trim mine until either fall or next spring; this is an individual's taste.
In pea plants, with the genes for flower color, purple flowers (P) are dominant over red (p). With the genes?
for pollen grain shape, long pollen grains (L) are dominant over round (l). Plants heterozygous for purple flowersand long pollen grains (PpLl) are test-crossed with the homozygous recessive (ppll). The following offspring are produced:
purple, long 118
red, round 122
purple, round 32
red, long 28
Are the genes for flower color and pollen grain shape on the same chromosome? Can you figure out how far apart they are on the chromosome?
In pea plants, with the genes for flower color, purple flowers (P) are dominant over red (p). With the genes?
You need to do a punnet square and work out what result you would expect. Then you need to analyse how far away from the expected results your actual results are. Are the differences in result the same for both characteristics? If so, it is likely that the two characteristics are linked (on the same chromosome).
The number of recombinations reflects how far apart they are on the chromosome, but I can't remember how to calculate it. What's the recombination rate per kilobase of DNA? You should be able to figure it out if you know that.
purple, long 118
red, round 122
purple, round 32
red, long 28
Are the genes for flower color and pollen grain shape on the same chromosome? Can you figure out how far apart they are on the chromosome?
In pea plants, with the genes for flower color, purple flowers (P) are dominant over red (p). With the genes?
You need to do a punnet square and work out what result you would expect. Then you need to analyse how far away from the expected results your actual results are. Are the differences in result the same for both characteristics? If so, it is likely that the two characteristics are linked (on the same chromosome).
The number of recombinations reflects how far apart they are on the chromosome, but I can't remember how to calculate it. What's the recombination rate per kilobase of DNA? You should be able to figure it out if you know that.
What's this bush called (It has purple and dark pink flowers, my mum calls it a 'Fairy Bush')?
I managed to find a picture via google image.
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_psekStmbucM/R4ttSs...
What's this bush called (It has purple and dark pink flowers, my mum calls it a 'Fairy Bush')?
Your link doesn't work for me. :(
EDIT: Thanks for fixing the link. That plant is a Fuchsia. There are TONS of them available.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuchsia
http://www.mobot.org/gardeninghelp/plant...
http://www.flowerpictures.net/perennials...
Reply:Oh, for heaven's sake, after all that fiddling and linking, and it turns out to be a fuchsia.
If you are going for the same effect in your own home garden, there are hardy shrub fuchsias in many species and hybrids available. Just remember that "hardy" is a relative term.
Reply:This is one big Fuchsia bush! Beautiful.
Reply:Fix the link and we may be able to tell you?
Reply:your link don't work
Reply:yea
it doesn't work
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http://lh3.ggpht.com/_psekStmbucM/R4ttSs...
What's this bush called (It has purple and dark pink flowers, my mum calls it a 'Fairy Bush')?
Your link doesn't work for me. :(
EDIT: Thanks for fixing the link. That plant is a Fuchsia. There are TONS of them available.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuchsia
http://www.mobot.org/gardeninghelp/plant...
http://www.flowerpictures.net/perennials...
Reply:Oh, for heaven's sake, after all that fiddling and linking, and it turns out to be a fuchsia.
If you are going for the same effect in your own home garden, there are hardy shrub fuchsias in many species and hybrids available. Just remember that "hardy" is a relative term.
Reply:This is one big Fuchsia bush! Beautiful.
Reply:Fix the link and we may be able to tell you?
Reply:your link don't work
Reply:yea
it doesn't work
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How do you cross pollinate flowers in Animal Crossing: Wild World?
I'm only one bug away from the Golden Net, and it's the Peacock Butterfly. However, I don't know how to cross pollinate flowers, so I can't get any Blue, Black, or Purple flowers. If you could be detailed, that would be great. Thanks!
How do you cross pollinate flowers in Animal Crossing: Wild World?
The best method for getting the hybrids is to plant the flowers arranged in a diamond pattern on the ground.
There is a nice hybrid guide here: http://www.animalxing.com/hybrids.php . It tells you which flowers to plant next to each other to get the different colors.
How do you cross pollinate flowers in Animal Crossing: Wild World?
The best method for getting the hybrids is to plant the flowers arranged in a diamond pattern on the ground.
There is a nice hybrid guide here: http://www.animalxing.com/hybrids.php . It tells you which flowers to plant next to each other to get the different colors.
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