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barb12345 ilkley, United Kingdom Mar 17, 2009

Please read my article on floriography

http://weuropeanhistory.suite101.com/article.cfm/the_language_of_flowers

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XMelissaX Indianapolis, IN(Zone 5b) Mar 19, 2009

Didn't read the article, but I love the blue flowers.

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sureideas kk, India Mar 21, 2009

It is a very good article and I liked it..It helped me in improving my knowledge
http://www.cityflora.com/'>flowers to Moscow




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SunnyBorders Aurora, ON(Zone 5b) Mar 30, 2009

Interesting article. In some ways, a more genteel time than our own.
Thanks

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humbyrd Natural Bridge, VA Apr 07, 2009

Great article! Blue flowers are beautiful, my favorite color.

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LiseP San Antonio, TX(Zone 8b) Apr 14, 2009

Barb, I enjoyed your article. It's a topic that is new to me, except that I did know about roses being a symbol of love, of course. Reading from an American perspective, the red rose of Lancaster or the white rose of York weren't helpful as examples because I have never heard of them, but that's a minor point. All in all, a good article. LiseP

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flowerprincess Ogden, UT May 21, 2009

I read that same article, and taught the kids who help me plant in the greenhouse about how they were used to communicate. Cool

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trioadastra Woodbury, MN(Zone 4a) May 24, 2009

That is an interesting article. What flower do I use to tell my DH to clean out the garage?

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gcorrier Lenoir City, TN May 25, 2009

Trio: That would be the extremely rare GeturLazeeButOfftheSofa cactus. Good luck finding one in your area. :-D hehe!!

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