Archive for August, 2008
Sunday, August 31st, 2008
beebee32002 asked: I’d like to buy bulk flowers and make arrangements myself. I’ve never visited a wholesale floral place before, but when I went to Trader Joe’s (or some other supermarkets), they have cheap flowers as well ($10 for a dozen small roses). I was wondering, do they have similar prices at wholesale florals or are the prices similar? Thanks.
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Tags: Bulk Flowers, Cheap Flowers, Trader Joe, Wholesale Floral, Wholesale Florals
Posted in Other - Home & Garden | 5 Comments »
Saturday, August 30th, 2008
jessicab0414 asked: I know that yellow roses are for congrats and pink and red are for love, and white is for I’m sorry.
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Tags: Colored Roses, Love, Yellow Roses
Posted in Other - Home & Garden | 4 Comments »
Thursday, August 28th, 2008
Rambo asked: I have lawn that receives 8 hours of sun light in summer and only 4 hours in winter. SO name few perennials that can flower well under such conditions. DOn,t tell me about impatiens and geraniums. I already have them.
I live in Islamabad, pakistan. The 8 hour sun that lawn receives is mostly filtered one.
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Tags: Hours Of Sun, Impatiens, Shady Conditions, Sun Light
Posted in Garden & Landscape | 5 Comments »
Wednesday, August 27th, 2008
lindsaybgood asked: I purchased 4 rose bushes from Walmart. I planted them this weekend but no where does it tell me how long it will take before I start seeing the roses. I am sort of impatient when it comes to these things
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Tags: Rose Bushes, Roses, Walmart
Posted in Garden & Landscape | 2 Comments »
Tuesday, August 26th, 2008
FAITH K asked: I live in the south in zone 8 and want to add some color to my front yard. What type of flowering perennials would be best? I want something that isn’t too tall since I will be planting as a border around my sidewalk. Thanks for any suggestions!
I live in the south in zone 8 and want to add some color to my front yard. What type of flowering perennials would be best? I want something that isn’t too tall (no more than 12 inches)since I will be planting as a border around my sidewalk. The area has lots of sunlight. Thanks for any suggestions!
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Tags: 12 Inches, Flowering Perennials, Front Yard, Sunlight
Posted in Garden & Landscape | 6 Comments »
Monday, August 25th, 2008
Hg Bird asked: if, say, the liquid metal mercury is thrown on grass- and flower-type plants, what would they look like after it takes effect and how long would it take to show such effects?
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Tags: Flower Plants, Flower Type, Metal Mercury, Plants Flowers, Type Plants
Posted in Chemistry | 1 Comment »
Sunday, August 24th, 2008
Pamela W asked: I cut a flower, smashed the stem because it was woody, put it in water immediately, but within a few hours it was turning brown. I have seen florists use them in arrangements. What am I doing wrong?
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Tags: Cut Flower, Magnolia Blossoms, Woody
Posted in Other - Home & Garden | 1 Comment »
Friday, August 22nd, 2008
dixiegrl787 asked: My wedding is a little less than 10 months away. I’m not sure when to try to look for florist. My wedding is in June of 2009, I know that this is a popular month so I’m not sure if I should hire one now or wait.
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Tags: 10 Months, Florist, Wedding Day
Posted in Weddings | 8 Comments »
Thursday, August 21st, 2008
Ambee asked: We will be needing 6 bouquets, 23 centerpieces, flowers and greenery for an outside terrace or hupdha, 2 wreathes for the door, flowers for the buffet, and the area near the bridal portrait. So how many roses do I need to order? Also how much greenery and things like baby’s breath do I need? Do you have any websites that offer suggestions? TIA!!!!
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Tags: Bridal Portrait, Centerpieces, Flowers, Greenery, Roses
Posted in Weddings | 2 Comments »
