Can you tell me about the Amazaon Trumpet flower?
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One of the most common trumpet flower found in the Amazon River basin is the Angel’s Trumpet flower.\nThey have a long history of use by shamans (medicine men) in South America, and are highly respected plants, used with caution. All parts of the plants contain the poisonous belladonna alkaloids.  These can be deadly in the hands of people who do not understand their toxicity.  See references below:
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it means flower\n(last name of the court)\nwhole name: flower of the court
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You should really get yourself a copy of Cunningham's Herbal Encylopedia.\n\nParsley - Carum Petroselinum\nRelates to both: Mercury & Mars\nIt is a funery Herb\nInvocatory to: Ahrodite, Persephone and Venus\n\nParsley has strong associations with the Otherworld. In the copy of Grieves' Modern Herbal it states that parsley was scared to Persephone, wife of Hades and goddess of the underworld.\n\nParsley was used sometimes used as a substitute to an 'obel(coin) as payment to to Charon the ferryman.\n\nUsed in celebrations of victory by the ancient greeks, who considered it a most sacred herb. "It was reputed to have sprung from the blood of a Greek hero, by the name of Archemorus, the forerunne of death. It was ofet placed on buriel places.\n\nIt is believed that the mere tossing of parsley into a pond can heal fish. While sacred to Venus and Aphrodite, it is used in success and romance spells, and should be gathered on Fridays beneath a waxing moon. It is also recommended for baby blessings.\n\nFor magical workings the herb does not have to be fresh, it can be dryed, and all parts can be used including the root. Many people use it as a bathing herb, bringing communication with the second aspect of the triple goddess. That od the loving mother of the universe. This is often encouraged when doing working relating to pregnancy.\n\nIt should be noted that parsley still has value in ritual concerned with death and dying. It is the custom to plant it at burial sites.
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That would be so cool, its definitely original and lasts longer than flowers, id love it!!!
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u will get all the information u need on botony frm the below link\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flower#Flower_anatomy
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Biggest Flower is Rafflesia arnoldii.\nEach bloom can be as big as 3 feet wide and can weigh up to 24 pounds. The reddish-brown flower, which emits a revolting odor, is found in Southeast Asia (primarily Borneo and Sumatra). This unusual plant produces no leaves, stems, or roots. It is a parasite on the Tetrastigma vine, which grows in the rain forest.\n\nSmallest Flowering Plant is Wolffia augusta and Wolffia globosa.\nThe smallest flowering plants belong to the genus Wolffia, tiny rootless plants of the duckweed family (Lemnaceae) that float on the surface of quiet streams and ponds. The entire plant body of both Wolffia augusta, an Australian species, and Wolffia globosa, a tropical species, are less than 1 mm long (less than 1/25th of an inch). An average plant is 0.6 mm long (1/42 of an inch) and 0.3 mm wide (1/85th of an inch) and weights about 150 micrograms (1/190,000 of an ounce) or approximately the weight of two grains of table salt. A bouquet of one dozen plants in full bloom would fit on the head of a pin.♥
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My link of the day on my blog. All about plants and herbs. \n\nhttp://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/med-aro/
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most beautiful flower:\nKimjongilia is now appreciated by people at home and abroad as a "flower of the sun revered by all people", "valuable flower representing the times", "the best flower in the world", "king of flowers", etc. This flower was awarded a special prize, gold medal, diploma and other top prizes at the 12th International Flower Show held in Czechoslovakia in May 1991, the Nordic Flower Show in Sweden in March 1995, the Jilin, China, Flower Exhibition in August 1997, the China 99 Kunming World Horticultural Expo in May 1999, the Begonia Show held in California of the United States in August 2004, etc. The facts go to clearly prove that Kimjongilia is the most beautiful flower in the world. \n\ndetails on flower:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flowers
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I LOVE the show.  I guess this week's show is the end of the 2nd season.  I wonder if Flower is on her way out.  She sure has been acting strangely; so has Mozart.  And now in their ads for this week's grand finale ("Bad Girls"), they are talking about a female that I don't remember hearing about before.  I wonder if she will be the new leader if something happens to Flower.  I hope not.  I like Mozart.
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Amaryllis (absolutely gorgeous) or bird of paradise (exotic & rare).  Check out the site below.  BTW, classy idea.\n\nhttp://www.flowersofirvine.com/meaning.asp
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I don't think you can find it yet because it was just recently released.  The first place it will come out is Natachaatlas.net.  Unless you know somebody who is from there who can interpret it for you.
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The Flower by Alfred Lord Tennyson
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Never heard of that,sounds real cool! Do you have a pic of it?? I would love to see that!!
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Zempasuchitl is a flower that blooms in this time of year in Mexico and that has a peculiar and penetrating odor, it is widely used in the celebrations of the "día de muertos" all over the country.\n\nSince it has many petals, these are often used in decoration with their bright yellow color.\n\nA photo of the flower:\nhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/aricalde/163158907/in/set-72157594159831010/\n\nIt has many legends attached as you may think, mostly that it's smell is pleasant to the souls of the dearly departed coming to visit this days and it's color helping to find the way, but mostly it is a flower blooming in Autumn, in perfect timing for the celebrations.
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Sumey\nmeans flower\nasian origin
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That is Murraya paniculata, commonly known as orange jasmine or mock orange in the US and as rain bush in Australia. It is a native of Australia and South East Asia and a serious environmental weed in Hawaii.\n\nThe plant comes in a variety of forms, with the Australian form having smaller, rounder olive green leaves and more leaflets to each leaf. The one in your photo looks like the Malayan form, with large glossy green leaves and relatively few leaflets. There are also cultivated dwarf forms that only grow to a a metre or so in height that make reasonable indoor plants\n\nThey are available at most nurseries and grow  well in most of the southern US. \n\nEdit>>>>\n\nMaverick that is most definitely NOT any type of Gardenia. Gardenias are characterised by TERMINAL infloresences and an INFERIOR gynoecium. You can  see quite plainly from the photographs that this plant has AXILLIARY inflorescences and the gynoecium is SUPERIOR.\n\nMoreover, as you yourself point out, G. jasminoides has SIMPLE leaves. This plant quite clearly has COMPOUND leaves. To the untrained eye this may not be obvious, but look at the first photo provided and look at the flower at the top right. If you look at the leaf that is partially obscuring that flower you can quite clearly see the individual leaflets. \n\nAdded to that G jasminoides has >11 perianth parts. These flowers have 5-10. Have a look at some Gogle images of G. jasminoides. The flowers all have >6 petals and have a superficial similarity to roses. These flowers have only 5 petals.\n\nThis plant quite clearly belongs to the Rutacea. It can not therefore be a Gardenia.\n\nI'm not sure if you are claimiong to be a botanist yourself or that your information comes form a botanist, but I would fail my botany students for identifying that plant as a member of the Rubiacea.
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yes it does.It has an inflorescence( I am romanian I don't know the exact term).little white flowers like a bunch.