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Tag Archives: azalea
New Discovery: Azalea Relies on Butterflies For Survival!
It was recently discovered that butterflies play yet another important role! The majestic butterfly has been linked to pollination of the flame azalea. βIn order for a plant to reproduce, a pollinator β usually an insect β has to … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Flowers in the News, pollination
Tagged azalea, Butterfly, pollination
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How to Care for an Indoor Azalea Plant
Azaleas can be grown outdoors or indoors. They are popular houseplants grown for their abundance of beautiful, long lasting flowers that come in pink, white, red, and lavender. They will add colour and life to any home decor. Bloom times … Continue reading
Celebrate Chinese New Year With These Flowers
Today is one of the happiest days for Chinese people! It’s Chinese New Year, one of the largest, most important holidays of the year! To celebrate this special occasion, homes are often decorated with assorted plants and flowers. In Chinese, … Continue reading
Posted in Chrysanthemum, Daffodils, Flower Varieties, Holidays, Peony
Tagged azalea, Chinese New Year, Chrysanthemum, flowers, kalanchoe, Lunar New Years, narcissus, Orchid, Peony
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5 Easy to Grow Holiday Plants
Winter can be a depressing time of the year, especially with the lack of sunshine and fresh flowers from the garden. But there is a silver lining in those dark, gloomy clouds! You can grow these holiday plants in the … Continue reading
Posted in Amaryllis, Cactus, Christmas, Holidays, Houseplants
Tagged Amaryllis, azalea, Christmas Cactus, christmas plants, cyclamen, easy to grow houseplants, flowers, holiday plants, paperwhite, plants
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The Victorian Language of Flowers (the Meaning of Flowers)
In Victorian times, certain flowers had specific meanings because the flower selection was limited and people used more symbols and gestures to communicate than words. But today, with so many flower choices, there are no rules – it’s the sentiment … Continue reading
Posted in Fun Stuff
Tagged alstroemeria, aster, azalea, begonia, Chrysanthemum, daffidol, daisy, flower, flower meanings, flowers, lily, Peony, rose, Victorian
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