Flowers daisies

It is very common to call as many inflorescences daisy flowers When in reality does not define one particular species but to a large number of them. In this sense, the definition of daisies is associated directly to one of the largest families of plant kingdom: the Composite.

Flowers daisies

This family, also called Compositae, Is characterized by the typical inflorescence chapter easily recognizable. She owned more than 1,000 genera with which number over 20,000 species. If we add its varieties ... this figure is astronomical.

Understanding thus daisies, Are found throughout the world and although most are herbaceous plants, there are also shrubs, climbers and even bearing tree.

If we are to appoint two daisies as clear examples in this great family ... the answer is very clear at the grassroots level: Gerberas and the Chrysantemun. But there are many more well known by all as for example the AstericusThe CalendulaThe Dahlia... And etc..

Daisy flowers beautify the gardens as much inside our homes as they are widely used in gardening and in the cut flower market. It's not as normal as houseplants find it or have a most enlightened, or flowering ornamental rapidly loses interest.

Still, in recent years, companies breeders of new varieties, varieties have already taken Gerberas and Chrysantemun to be grown as potted plants with results as good houseplant. And with the advantage that once past its initial flowering, can be planted in the garden and enjoy it as seasonal plant.

The Proteas

The Proteas are very old plants, to the extent that they are within the southern hemisphere in three continents (Africa, Australia and South America.), implying that were already present before their separation, living with the dinosaurs

Protea Flower

About the name of this family there are variations to consider. First, the word is documented Protea comes from Greek mythology. The God Proteus, son of Poseidon, god of the seas and has the power to change shape and appearance, as the Proteas have a great diversity in form and color. Also in South Africa are called 'Suikerbossie', variant 'Sugarbush' which means 'wood sugar'. And that was first described by Carl Linnaeus in 1753 under the name of Leucodendron repens their creeping certain bearing. Later, it was Carl Thunberg who changed his name to the new 'Protea mellifera', Known for his engagement in the production of honey.

Virtually all the Proteas need a rather poor soil, sandy, well ventilated, drained and slightly acidic pH. Their exposure should be sunny and temperatures without frost.

Under these conditions often have problems, whereas very wet, wet lands, is almost certain to die from asphyxiation root or the occurrence of the dreaded PhytophthoraThe enemy fungus most important source of the Proteas.

Currently grown variety Proteas in different countries for use in trade fresh flowers ornamentals. Among the most prominent countries are South Africa, followed by Australia, United States (California and Hawaii Islands), Israel, Zimbabwe, Portugal (South, Madeira and the Azores), Spain (Canary Islands, and the area of Huelva), Costa Rica , Chile, New Zealand, China and Japan.



As a curiosity associated with the ProteasWe can say that the Protea repens was for 200 years, the national flower of South Africa, in 1976 was replaced by Protea cyneriodes with the reason that this particular type produces the largest flower in the Proteas.

Violet, decorative and stylish

This beautiful flower is brightly colored and shiny a favorite in gardens and on balconies. It is an evergreen herbaceous plant with flowers that are organized around a long stalk with five petals of color that gives it its name. There are also beautiful white varieties.

Its cultivation is relatively simple and is very useful to cover certain parts of the garden where little sunlight falls. Besides being great for decorating homes on the outside and inside, has other interesting utilities, including medicinal, chemical and even culinary.

Cultivation, propagation and soil
Its bloom is from November to March, keeping the flowers for two or three weeks. It is planted in September and multiply by division of mature plant. The best part of the garden to plant it where the sun does not directly, preferring the shade. It needs regular watering, at least two or three times a week, letting the field get to stay dry.

No excessive demands on the ground, although it is better for the soil is cool, compact, calcareous. In wild conditions, violets grow in meadows and damp places, in the early spring. The flowers can be collected and allowed to dry to interior decoration.

Its use
Although they can be used to decorate pots on balconies and patios in the garden may be small flower carpets covering the floors of a very elegant way. Its aroma is used to flavor certain liquors and confectionery, besides being essential for perfumes and cosmetics.

It has expectorant properties, laxative and antispasmodic. The flowers are used to cure colds with infusions and syrups. The leaves are antirheumatic, and improve bronchitis, cough and eruptive fevers. The following characteristics are attributed expectorants.

To make an infusion to add no more than three grams of dried violet flowers in a cup of boiling water. Let it settle, filtered and ready to take. Surely more than a cold calm.

Flowers for Wedding Anniversaries

Introduction
Anniversaries are a celebration of a remarkable event such as marriage or the establishment of an enterprise, institution, etc.. The anniversaries of death are solemn events. The anniversary of wedding or marriage anniversary is the hottest celebrities in the world. The anniversary wishes and flowers are the most important elements of an anniversary. Giving flowers to his wife is the best way to express your feelings on your wedding anniversary. Romance is considered incomplete without flowers.

Giving flowers to friends and family in their anniversaries ideally convey their best wishes. Discuss your wishes and happiness with flowers on wedding anniversaries of friends and family members - parents, in-laws, etc.. siblings. Send a bouquet of fresh flowers to say Happy Anniversary!. The flowers are a beautiful surprise on any anniversary.

For sad occasions, flowers are eloquently convey their sympathies to the bereaved family on the anniversary of death.

Wedding Anniversaries
Wedding anniversaries are great occasions for couples to celebrate their love for each other. Celebrate your wedding anniversary helps strengthen their love and rediscover the reasons you chose to marry in this special day of the year. Each wedding anniversary deserves a celebration in a special way. The flowers are the best way to express their feelings for the couple on their wedding anniversary or your spouse on your special day.

A beautifully designed floral arrangement for your anniversary shows how important marriage is for you. Send your lucky couple lovely flowers to express their best wishes and happiness that represents your relationship. Reward your friends and family on their wedding anniversary with something special: Flowers. Give your partner their favorite flowers in your wedding anniversary. It is also traditional to give a gift to your partner or couples celebrating the anniversary symbolizing particular. These gifts are made of different materials for each wedding anniversary. Send these gifts to their wedding anniversary flowers to add a special touch.

According to tradition different types of flowers and jewelry should be give for different anniversaries. The fourth is the wedding anniversary of Paper, his eighth of the Bronze Weddings, anniversary tenth is called Weddings of Aluminum, the 25th anniversary is called the Silver Jubilee, the fiftieth are the Golden Jubilee and the number sixty Weddings Platinum.

Flowers and Wedding Anniversaries Year Anniversary Flowers asociadsas
1st Wedding Aniverario - Carnations / Peonies
The 2nd Aniverario Wedding - Cosmos
3rd Wedding Aniverario - Fuchsias
The 4th Aniverario Wedding - Geranios
The 5th Wedding Aniverario - Margaritas
The 6th Aniverario Wedding - Or Cala Lily
The 7th Aniverario Wedding - Jack-in-the-Pulpit
The 8th Aniverario Wedding - Clematis
The 9th Aniverario Wedding - Poppies
10th Wedding Aniverario - Daffodils
11th Wedding Aniverario - Morning glory
12th Wedding Aniverario - Peonies
13th Wedding Aniverario - Madder
14th Wedding Aniverario - Dahlias
Wedding 15vo Aniverario - Roses
Wedding 20vo Aniverario - Lilies
Wedding 25vo Aniverario - Iris
28th Wedding Aniverario - Orchids
30th annual Wedding Aniverario - Clarin
40th Wedding Aniverario - Capuchin
Wedding 50vo Aniverario - Violets
60th Wedding Aniverario - Roses

WHEN IS 2009 MOTHERS DAY?

United Kingdom — March 22, 2009
Mothering Sunday falls on the fourth Sunday in Lent. In 2009, Mothering Sunday will occur on March 22.

Ireland also celebrates Mothering Sunday
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United States — May 10, 2009
The United States celebrates Mother's Day on the second Sunday in May.

In 2009, Mother's Day will fall on Sunday, May 10.

Also on May 10, 2009
The following countries also celebrate Mother's Day on May 10:

Anguilla
Aruba
Australia
Austria
Bahamas
Barbados
Bangladesh
Belgium
Belize
Bermuda
Bonaire
Brazil
Canada
Chile
China
Colombia
Cuba
Croatia
Curaasao
Czech Republic
Denmark
Ecuador
Estonia
Finland
Germany
Greece
Grenada
Honduras
Hong Kong
Iceland
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Latvia
Malta
Malaysia
The Netherlands
New Zealand
Peru
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Singapore
Slovakia
South Africa
Suriname
Switzerland
Taiwan
Trinidad and Tobago
Turkey
Uruguay
Venezuela
Zimbabwe

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Celebration Dates Throughout 2009 for Moms in Other Countries Around the World
February 8 - Norway
March 22 - Ireland, Nigeria, United Kingdom
March 3 - Georgia
March 8 - Afghanistan, Bulgaria, Laos, Macedonia, Mongolia, Montenegro, Romania, Russia, Albania, Armenia, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Ukraine. The date coincides with the International Women's Day.
March 21 (first day of spring) - Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Syria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Palestinian Territories, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Sudan, Saudi Arabia
March 25 - Slovenia
April 7 - Armenia
May 3 (first Sunday in May) - Hungary, Lithuania, Portugal, Spain
May 8 - South Korea, Albania (Parents' Day)
May 10 - Anguilla, Aruba, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belgium, Belize, Bermuda, Bonaire, Brazil, Brunei, Bulgaria, Canada, Slovakia, South Africa, St. Lucia, Suriname, Switzerland, Taiwan, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Ukraine, United States, Chile, China, Colombia, Croatia, Cuba, Curaçao, Cyprus, Uruguay, Czech Republic, Denmark, Ecuador, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Grenada, Honduras, Hong Kong, Iceland, India, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Latvia, Malta, Malaysia, Myanmar, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Singapore, Venezuela, Zimbabwe. El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico
May 31 (last Sunday in May) - Algeria, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Mauritius, Morocco, Sweden, Tunisia, France(France is the last Sunday in May except if it coincides with Pentecost day [50th day after lent] , in which case it is shifted to the first Sunday in June)
May 26 - Poland
May 27 - Bolivia
May 30 - Nicaragua
June 14 (second Sunday in June) - Luxembourg
June 28 (last Sunday in June) - Kenya
August 12 - Thailand (Queen Sirikit Kitiyakara's birthday)
August 15 - Costa Rica, Antwerp (Belgium)
October 12 (second Monday in October) - Malawi
October 14 - Belarus
October 18 (third Sunday in October) - Argentina
November 29 (last Sunday in November) - Russia
December 8 - Panama
December 22 - Indonedia