Solid-aster flowers.

Botanical Name:  Solidaster, (so-li-DAS-ter)

Availability:  Year-round, peak supplies April through November.

Vase Life:  7 to 10 day

  Care and Handling:Take in lots of water. Keep an eye on water levels in the container. Suitable for drying.

Storage Temperature:  36 - 38 F

Ethylene Sensitive: No

Description:Hundreds of tiny flowers  multi-branching stems.

Colors: Yellow

Botanical Facts: Solidaster is an intergeneric hybrid.

Queen Anne`s lace flowers.

 The botanical name is : Daucus carota. This biennial is also commonly known as Wild Carrot, growing in dry fields, open places and roadsides. The plant was brought from Europe, and the carrots that we consume nowadays were cultivated from Queen Anne�s lace.

Wild carrot scientific name - Daucus Carota

 The plant is capable to reach the length of 4 ft. It bears the fern- or- lacy -looking leaves with the length of 2-8 in. They are alternative Queen Anne�s lace is notable by its miniature white-colored blooms. They are formed in lacy clusters with flatted tops. Every bloom features a deep, purple center. The plant�s fruits are spiky, curling inward to make a "birds' nest" look.

The blooming time is from May to October.The big taproot can be consumed by humans as it is a carrot. However the Queen Anne�s lace�s leaves contain toxins, and can result the skin irritation.

Queen Anne`s Lace is named after Queen Anne, the wife of king James of England.her So_ called friends challenge her to create lace as intricate and beautiful as the flower. The root of Queen Anee`s lace was also known as wild carrot, and stimulates pigments production in Humans. Natives in northern Africa chewed it to protect themselves from the sun.

poppy flowers.

All poppy flower species belong to the poppy family. The decorative flower petals are brightly coloured various colours: red, white, yellow, orange and blue.

 Poppies emit a milky sap when you cut the stems. It�s important to seal them off. This is easy enough, just fill a mug with boiling water and dip your freshly cut stems in the hot water first to seal it off. Now you are ready to put them in your favourite vase or mix them with any other flowers.

 red blood poppy flower.

 The poppy flower is most commonly associated with both death and sleep. These two themes have come about over time both because of the poppy�s aesthetic properties, and because it is said that poppies were given as offerings to the dead by the Grecian-Romans. This symbolism has appeared in a variety of art forms. For example, the magical poppy fields of the Wizard of Oz, which caused those who passed through them to sleep for eternity. Poppies also appeared in Lieutenant Colonel John McCracken poem �In Flanders Fields,� and were occasionally worn as a sign of respect to fallen soldiers. In legends, the poppy flower was often connected to the gods of sleep, rest and oblivion. In Christian churches during the medieval era, poppies were occasionally carved into benches to represent our restful nature as we anticipate the Last Day. In more modern times, people like to use poppy seeds for their spicy flavour which can be baked into breads, cakes and pastries. Some forms of the poppy are still occasionally used for medicinal purposes. The California poppy, for instance, is sometimes used as an antimicrobial cleanser for cuts and scrapes, suppressing lactation, and as a pain reliever for tooth aches. Although, the California poppy is considered less potent than the red poppy (which was once used to create opium), it is still frowned upon to use in any medicinal concoction.

 deep red poppy flower.

 orange poppy flower.

blue poppy flower.       flowers can be both lucky and respectful, they make fantastic gifts for someone who is in transition in their life. Either dried and placed in a bag, or freshly clipped and given as a bouquet, these flowers can bring nothing but good to the recipient.