wat is the flower for november and wat is the short name for it?
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The chrysanthemum is the flower for the month of November.\nthe short name is commonly referred to as "mums".
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November is the eleventh month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar and one of four Gregorian months with the length of 30 days.\n\nNovember begins (astrologically) with the sun in the sign of Scorpio and ends in the sign of Sagittarius. Astronomically speaking, the sun begins in the constellation of Libra, passes through Scorpius from approximately the 24th through the 29th and ends in the constellation of Ophiuchus, which is the only zodiacal constellation that is not counted as an astrological sign.\n\nThe name is from the Latin novem for "nine". November was the ninth month in the Roman calendar until a monthless winter period (summer in the southern hemisphere) was divided between January and February.\n\nIn old Japanese calendar, the month is called Shimo tsuki (霜月).
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Well I think the last weekend of November is the earliest they should be put up... wait just a few more days and you will find people will start putting up all their decorations too :)
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The first Tuesday in November
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Autumn is actually the more common name for this season worldwide, and comes from a french word, which derives from a Latin word, and that apparently from an Etruscan word. \n\nFall is more common in North American English now, although it used to be more common in general English. It comes from a shortening of the expressions "fall of the year" and  "fall of the leaf", as one might expect.\n\nWinter comes originally from Scanadanavian words for the season, and possibly is connected to the words for "water" and "white". \n\nSpring is a shortening of the expression "spring of the leaf" to describe the season a few hundred years ago. Before that, in English it was called Lent. \n\nSummer probably originally comes from the Sanskrit word for half year.
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flower seeds, i just can't remember the name of the flower. i want to say oleander, but that's a bush (for fairies) and the seeds can KILL.\ndang it , now i have to use my BRAIN and it's too early in the a.m. for that.
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Absolutely, definitely autumn!  It is my favorite season of all.  The leaves, pumpkins, baking, Halloween, Thanksgiving......
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Lavender   \nwake me up when september ends
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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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Aurora Borialis \n\nI'm not sure if it's spelled right, but you see it best in the winter and only at night.\n\nSue
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its November 23,2006\nit is on a thursday
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If I have to guess you are probably looking for the meaning of "mimosa" which is a flower typically given to italian women on the 8th of March.\n\nYou can find pictures of the flower here:\n\nhttp://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?ei=UTF-8&fr=sfp&p=mimosa
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Heavenly -> April 23\nKirkwood -> April 30\nMt. Rose -> April 23\nDiamond Peak -> April 23\nNorthstar -> April 23\nSierra -> April 23\nAlpine -> End of May\nSquaw -> End of May\nBoreal -> End of April\nHomewood -> April 23\nSugarbowl -> At least until the end of April
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Flowers in Spring\nHolidays in Spring\nSpring in different contries\nFood in Spring\nTraditions in Spring\nAnimals in Spring\nWeather in Spring\nMyths about Spring\nDressing in Spring\nPersonal favs about Spring\nCause of Spring (sun, planets, seasons)\n'God's' of Spring (mythology, other cultures..etc)
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winter equinox\ntomorrow
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Well since you haven't specified any flower so I'll put in some common ones.\n1. China rose- Hibiscus rosa-sinensis\n2. Rose- Rosa damenscus or Rosa indica\n3. Evening Primrose- Oenothera lamarckiana\n4. Periwinkle- Vinca rosea\n5. Garden Pea flower- Pisum sativum\n\nYou can find many more here: http://www.cook.rutgers.edu/~greenmachine/COMM_FL_DESIGN/CUT_FLOWERANDGREENSID/CUTFLOWERS/SCIENTIFICFLOWERNAMES.HTML
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"Ooh La La," Goldfrapp\n\nI'm guessing that you meant Nov. 2. :)