About Some Flowers:
There are four hundred thousands types of flowers in the world.
Largest flowers in the world are titan arums . Also known as corpse plants for their foul odor
A corpse plat's flowers can grow up to 10 feet high and 3 feet wide
Wolfia flower is the smallest flower in the world averaging about the size of a grain of rice
Rose flowers actually have a fruit , called a rose hip. Rose hip rich in vitamin c and is usually used un teas and jams. The thorns that roses are notorious for are actually called prickles.
Marsh Marigold buds are sometimes pickled and used as capers.
Dandelions make an excellent additive for salads as they contain vitamins A and C iron calcium and potassium.
The English used the sap from bluebell flowers to glue feathers to their arrows in medieval times.
Angelica plants were used as a cure for most ailments in Europe. Reported to have helped with stomach ache and colds.
Lady's mantle was also thought to have amazing healing properties.
Sunflowers actually move throughout the day to follow the sun, as it travels from East to West. They also respond to the sun with their petals closing in the evening and reopening at dawn. The name daisy actually means "day's eye" because of their reaction to sunlight
There are 400,000 types of flowers in the world.
Largest flowers in the world are titan arums . Also known as corpse plants for their foul odor
A corpse plat's flowers can grow up to 10 feet high and 3 feet wide
Wolfia flower is the smallest flower in the world averaging about the size of a grain of rice
Rose flowers actually have a fruit , called a rose hip. Rose hip rich in vitamin c and is usually used un teas and jams. The thorns that roses are notorious for are actually called prickles.
Marsh Marigold buds are sometimes pickled and used as capers.
Dandelions make an excellent additive for salads as they contain vitamins A and C iron calcium and potassium.
The English used the sap from bluebell flowers to glue feathers to their arrows in medieval times.
Angelica plants were used as a cure for most ailments in Europe. Reported to have helped with stomach ache and colds.
Lady's mantle was also thought to have amazing healing properties.
Sunflowers actually move throughout the day to follow the sun, as it travels from East to West. They also respond to the sun with their petals closing in the evening and reopening at dawn. The name daisy actually means "day's eye" because of their reaction to sunlight