Showing posts with label beautiful flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beautiful flowers. Show all posts

Saturday, May 7, 2011

Puzzle Kate Middleton wedding dress?


Puzzle wedding dress Kate Middleton is fulfilled. Many people are fascinated with this simple dress in her body. On the other hand, a number of fashion critics snickered that's not the work of authentic clothing.

For the observer of fashion, so easy to find similarities gown designs by Sarah Buton Halen Rose dress design. Bandage dress when Grace Kelly married Prince Rainier III of Monaco in 1956 the Kingdom.

What are the similarities and differences? Page Shine try to describe:

1. Interest
If there is one detail that makes many people believe that the similarity of dress Kate and Grace is an intentional act, then a bouquet of flowers that brought both of them can explain these similarities. Both
looks very down to earth with a small bouquet of white flowers and green leaves scattered among them.

2. Tail
Kate Middleton wedding dress has a tail longer than had Grace Kelly, which is 2.7 meters. Tail is also decorated with lace overlap created by hand. Meanwhile, Grace Kelly used wedding dress made of silk, lace and taffeta with a tail that was not too
long.

3. Headdress
Grace Kelly added the veil on the decoration of beads in his head. While she let the veil fall over tiara borrowed from Queen Elizabeth.

4. Volume on the dress
Without detail taffetta who used Grace, Kate look slimmer. While Grace Kelly looks more bloated because of the details it uses.

5. Lace sleeves
The similarities in the two arms of this princess dress does look clear. It is very visible that the woman who had just become British Princess Grace Kelly inspired in appearance because the design looks very identical. Transparent sleeves with lace this has indeed been replicated at the famous wedding dresses like Ivanka Trump.

6. Shape neck
Neck piece that is used on her wedding dress is very modern. With low-cut neck, his neck looks really long. While Grace's more to choose a dress that has a neck 'swan' (neck piece cheongsam) ornate buttons.

7. Forms waist
Both display the beauty of waist dress wearer. Wedding dresses are made Grace and Kate look slimmer.

8. Hairdo
Kate showing a more modern hairstyle than Grace with mebiarkannya tumble down neatly. Meanwhile, Grace appears with her hair neatly menyanggul.

9. Button
Buttons adorn her dress on the back, while the buttons on the dress Grace adorned on the front lines almost touching the neck. Buttons on the dress Grace makes it look more formal.


Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Chrysanthemum



Looking mum or Seruni that blooms are indeed spoil the eye. If one nation in Europe called Chrysanthemum, Greek, which means yellow magnificent. Even the Japanese nation's interest as national interest.

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Flowers allegedly came from the mountains Pyrenea (border Spain and France) has a variety of colors, like white, yellow, Salem, red, pink and violet. Chrysanthemum, also has many variations sheath: single and overlapping with the size of small to super large. The beauty of chrysanthemum fascinate people.


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In Indonesia, chrysanthemum more popular as cut flowers and flower Pajang ready for sale in the pot. Plants that are still Compositae family, including this little spoiled and need special care. Reasonable because the origin of the chrysanthemum subtropik of a cold, around 17 - 24 degrees C.

Chrysanthemum usually grow culture with which most of the seed shipped from the Netherlands. The original seeds of seeds is still a choice because of the uniform, chrysant root is stronger and more long flowering period. Semaikan seed husk in the media, sand, soil and fertile manure comparison with 1:1:1:1. To keep the media free from the decay bacteria , steam media before use.

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After the young seedlings have 5-8 pieces of leaves, move them into a pot or a location to plant. During the chrysanthemum growth should be given shade-ray and made for 16 hours a day. When interest rates began to burgeon pop, light should be reduced 8 hours a day so that the flower color is not dull and does not flower stalk lengthwise.



Separation seeds, connect shoots and shoots stek chrysanthemum suitable for planting a pot to use the media. Stek shoots recommended because the interest rates more quickly than that derived from the seeds or seeds of separation seeds. How, throughout the piece shoots 5 - 6 cm. To accelerate root out, olesi base of the stem with a root stimulant substances / rootone. Planting in the media that has been prepared.

In the period of growth (up to two weeks) give complete fertilizer such as gandasil, hyponex or complesal with high nitrogen content. When the plants flower bud appeared, with the use of fertilizer kadar P (phosphate) to stimulate the emergence of high-bud flowers. Make fertilization morning before the sun is high so that fertilizer does not evaporate.

Chrysanthemum plants are very vulnerable to pest attack. Lice leaves, leaf worm, leaf rust and decay due to the root of the bacteria and fungi found at most. Maintain cleanliness and media do bonlate such as spraying fungicide or insecticide dithane M45 and regularly.

Nymphaea

Nymphaea Sub- genus Brachyceras. www.victoria-adventure.org

Nymphaea is a genus of aquatic perennials with showy flowers (white, blue, pink or yellow, often fragrant), including the white water lily and the Egyptian Lotus. Linnaeus (1753) originally described the genus Nymphaea L. to include three units: the yellow water-lilies (currently Nuphar), white water-lilies (currently Nymphaea) and water lotus (Nelumbo Adans currently.). They are growing from an underwater noise stem cells, which are buried in the mud and sends down rootlets for anchorage.

3 Nymphaea ‘Little Sue’www.rhs.org.uk
The rhizomes of Nymphaea are astringent and antiseptic. It contains alkaloids (nymphaeine and nupharine), resin, glycosides and tannins.
Israel was a meeting place for the southernmost limit of distribution for the white water lily (Nymphaea alba) and the northernmost limit of the blue water lily (Nymphaea caeruleae).

Nymphaea caerulea Seeds. www.bidorbuy.co.za
That is how these beautiful flowers came to be. Ovid (Publius Ovidius Naso, 43 BCE - 17CE), a Roman poet, twice recounted an anecdote of Priapus's foiled attempt at a sleeping nymph: once he told the nymph Lotis and again, calling it a "very playful little tale" he retold it of Vesta, the Roman equivalent of Hestia.

The Nympyhaea caeruleae was by far the largest flower in ancient Egypt. Egyptians saw that the blue water lily opened up each morning and each afternoon would close again only to open again every day. Since Atum was an early solar deity in Egyptian mythology, Nefertum (literally meaning young Atum) represented sunrise thus Atum was primarily understood as the setting sun. Since Atum had arisen from most waters in the bud by an Egyptian blue water lily (Nymphaea caeruleae) Nefertum were associated with this flower.

Egyptians equated the Creator-God of Blue Lotus, which is believed to have occurred at a given time from the original ocean. The sun god Re was created by emerging from a lotus floating on the original waters, which are born from a flower motifs womb. As a symbol of rebirth for the Kemet (one of the original names for "Egypt"), the Lotus was closely associated with images of funerary and Osirian cult. The Four Sons of Horus (a group of four gods), was often shown standing in front of Blue Lotus Osiris (god of the dead).


Rubra Water Lily. www.aquahobby.com
The use of Nymphaea caeruleae and Nymphaea Lotos in ceremonies and rituals depicted in the frescoes in the Street of Tombs, and in very early Papyrus rolls. The most important of these was the roll of Book of the dead, a description of the ancient Egyptian conception of life and after a session of the anthem, spells, and instructions to allow the deceased to pass through obstacles in the after life. Roll Cursor says, "Rise like Nefertem of blue water lily, the nostrils of Re, and appears on the horizon every day."

The blue water lily was a symbol of rebirth after death. The Egyptians looked forward to their souls come to life "as a water lily reopening", thinking that the deceased died as a water lily closed awaiting the opening of Sunday morning.

The Tomb of Tutankhamun was found a wooden sculpture depicting the moment. Nymphaeas was used to make WREATHS kättesaadav mummy of Ramses II, dating back to 2000BC.

It was Dioscorides, who called the two types of water lily Nymphaea below, called the white kind Nymphaea, and the yellow kind Nuphar.

The dried flowers of certain species of Nymphaea sometimes smoked for a tea, or macerated in alcohol for a mild sedative effect.

Borage



Borasurt is a culinary herb mostly popular in Central Europe. Its light cucumber fragrance ingredients are mostly suited for salads made from raw vegetables; times borasurt used to make puréed soups. Boiling, frying and cooking will soon destroy most of its distinctive fragrance.

In many regions of Germany, sauces prepared from herbs are very popular in the spring time and many of the recipes contain borasurt. Most known also outside Germany, is the green sauce in Frankfurt (Frankfurter Grüne sauce called grie soß in the local dialect). The traditional recipe calls for just seven herbs: parsley, chervil, chives, cress, sorrel (Rumex acetosa), Burnet (Sanguisorba minor) and borasurt, lemon balm, but not traditional, is a good addition. The green sauce served with boiled or braised meat, boiled young potatoes, fish and vegetables.

In the oldest recipes, the sauce is prepared with herbs and vegetable oil only, which should have resulted in a mayonnaise-like product today, "diet" varieties are far more popular, employing diary products (yogurt, sour cream or cream). In any event, boiled egg yolks are mandatory; sauce is spiced with vinegar or lemon juice, white pepper, garlic and puréed possibly a dash of mustard paste.

There are innumerable variations of this sauce, most of which are loathed by Frankfurt true inhabitants. Adding pickled cucumbers are very popular, and several herbs can be employed, including dill, lovage and tarragon is most common. Similar patterns are likely predecessors, called sauce vert in France; recipe also has some features in common with Ligurian pesto. www.kfunigraz.ac.at

Saturday, December 13, 2008

DIVERSE OF CACTUS


This is the type of Cactus diverse. there are many types of cactus that can we find in this world

Sunday, November 23, 2008

Protea cynaroides


This striking, deep red king protea is named after South Africa's former State President Nelson Mandela, who is known to millions by his clan name, Madiba. Longmore Flower Estates is situated in "Mandela country" in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa. Like its famous namesake, adverse conditions bring out the best in the red "Madiba".

Protea cynaroides is sought after for its unique beauty and its excellent vase life. Longmore Flower Estates are South Africa's largest growers of this magnificent protea. The blooms are picked from August to November. (www.longmoreflowers.co.za)

Monday, November 17, 2008

F L A M A B O Y N




When this plant came from (Madagascar. ever thought it?), Has it been Javanese streets' fence 'since 1950's, and nailed down the love songs of every generation of Indonesians.

Flamboyant trees is very high, they exceed the height of a London double-decker buses (which we imported to be put as passenger buses in Solo, Central Java, in 1985).

The main disadvantage of this plant is that it becomes completely bald half of the year. But even if it is still unable to get sold anyway. Who would buy a 15-foot tree?

Jasmine


MLATHI | Indonesian name: melati

Jasmine is for sale. Not as a potted plant, but as a mass plucked the petals or buds. This is the main material for a traditional Javanese wedding accessories (click here to see what it is).

A lot of Javanese and Indonesian 'classic' songs is about this flower because of its connotation with weddings.


None sell as lidah buaya to anybody PLANT Haven in Indonesia.

Crocodile's Tongue


ILAT BÓYÓ | Indonesian name: lidah buaya

I really doubt that even my ancestors have ever seen the things for real, but this plant has been known as' crocodile's tongue "in both its Javanese and Indonesian names.

Whether it truly resembles a crocodile's tongue or not, each leaf of this plant, you might have known as Aloe vera has been used by the Javanese as an ingredient of homemade shampoo since the 1500's. Then in 1960 came the Unilever, and the thing has been cultivated for factories, though the function remains the same.

No one sells a lidah buaya to anyone's garden plants in Indonesia.

Saturday, November 15, 2008

MAWAR


The picture above is the most common type of roses that are planted in Java and Indonesia.

As I have said virtually everywhere else around this site, the Javanese and Indonesian peoples roses has never been something romantic, and we never think of them as being related to the elusive concept called 'beauty'.

So if an Indonesian woman says she like Candlelight and roses and diamonds, only the last item is true. Light is nothing romantic in real Indonesians either are only useful when the notorious Indonesian Electric Company blowing up his job - that is, when there is no electricity at home because of chronic problems.




In real life, red and white roses in Indonesia has grown and for their leaves that are plucked and sold in traditional markets to people on their way to the cemetery.

DESERT SUNFLOWER


Range

Sonoran and Mojave desert in the southeastern California to southwest Utah and south to Arizona and northwestern Mexico.
Habitat

Sandy, barren desert flats and roadsides below 3000 feet.
Flowers

Two-inch golden-yellow flower heads appear at the ends of branches. Flowers are composed of 10 to 20 elongated rays around the golden disc. Blooms February through May and sometimes humid summers, again in October and November.
Description

Desert Sunflower is a slender, hairy plant that grows 1 to 3 meters high. The austere, gray-green, oval, leaves grow to 3 inches long and has teeth margins. "Geraea" is derived from the Greek word for "old man" - "geraios" - whereas the white hair on the seed-like, flat fruit.


TULIP




The species are perennials from bulbs, the tunicate bulbs are often produced at the ends of stolon and covered with glabrous to variously hairy papery coverings. The species include short low-growing plants with high upright plants that grow from 10 to 70 centimeters (4-27 in) tall. They can even grow in the cold and snow in winter. Plants are typically 2 to 6 leaves, with some species, which has up to 12 sheets. The cauline leaves are strap-shaped, waxy-coated, usually light to medium green and alternately arranged. Blades are somewhat fleshy and linear to oblong shape.

The large flowers are produced in the countryside or subscapose stalks usually lack bracts. Stems have no leaves to a few magazines, with large species, which has some leaves and smaller species have none. Typical species has a flower per stem, but a few species have up to four flowers. The colorful and attractive cup-shaped flowers have three leaves, three sepals, which usually called tepals because they are almost identical. The six petaloid tepals are often marked near the bases with darker markings. The flowers have six basifixed, separates the stock with filaments shorter than tepals and stigma are districtly 3-lobed. Ovary is superior to three chambers. 3 angled fruits are leathery textured capsules, elliptical to subglobose in the form, which contains numerous flat disc-shaped seeds in two rows per locul.

Although tulips are associated with Holland, both flower and its name is derived in the Ottoman Empire. The tulip, or Lale (from the Persian لاله, lâleh) as it is known in Turkey, is a flower indigenous to Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey and other parts of Central Asia. Having been described in a letter from the Dutch Ambassador to Turkey in the 16th century, Ogier Ghiselin the Busbecq, who also was a big flower species enthusiast, tulips were brought to Europe in the 16th century, the word tulip, which earlier in English appeared in such forms as Tulipa or tulipant, entered the language in the form of French tulip and its outmoded form of tulip or by means of modern Latin Tulipa, from Ottoman Turkish tülbend, "muslin, gauze." (The English word Turban, first recorded in English in the 16th century, can also be traced to the Ottoman Turkish tülbend.)

Tulips come from mountainous areas with temperate climate and the need for a period of cool dormancy. They do best in climates with long cool springs and early summers, but they are often grown as spring blooming annual plantings in warmer areas in the world. The bulbs are typically planted in late summer and fall, usually 10 to 20 centimeters (4 to 8 inches) deep, depending on the type planted in well-draining soil. In parts of the world who do not have long cool springs and early summers, the bulbs are often planted up to 12 inches deep, this gives some protection from the heat of summer and tends to force the plants to regenerate one large bulb each year instead of many small businesses do not thrive. This can extend the usefulness of plants in warmer areas for a few years, but does not prevent the degradation of the bulb size and eventual death of plants.

Tulips can be propagated by offsets, seeds or micro propagation [3]. Steps and tissue culture techniques using asexual propagation, they are used to produce genetic clones of the parent plant, which maintains cultivar integrity. Seed raised plants show greater variation, and seeds are most often used to disseminate species and subspecies or used to create new hybrids. Many tulip species can cross pollinate with each other when the wild tulip populations overlap with other species or subspecies, they often hybridize and produce populations of ready-mixed concrete. Most tulip cultivars are complex hybrids and sterile; these plants that produce seeds produce offspring very different from the parents.

In horticulture, tulips are divided into fifteen groups mainly based on the morphology of the flower and plant size. [4]

* Single early group - with cup-shaped single flowers, no larger than 8 cm across (3 inches). The Bloom early to mid season. Growing 15 to 45 inches tall.
* Double early group - with fully double flowers, bowl-shaped to 8 cm across. Plants typically grow from 30-40cm high.
* Triumph Group - single cup-shaped flowers up to 6cm long. Plants grow 35-60cm high and bloom mid to late season.
* Darwin hybrid group - single flowers are ovoid in shape and up to 8 cm long. Plants grow 50-70cm high and bloom mid to late season. This group should not be confused with older Darwin tulips - which belongs in the Late Group below.
* Single late group - cup or trophy-shaded flowers up to 8 cm long, some plants produce multi-flowering stems. Plants grow 45-75cm high and bloom in late season.

Tulip growers are using offsets to produce salable plants need a year or more of growth before the plants are large enough to flower; tulips grown from seeds often require five to eight years of growth before the plants are flowering size. Commercial growers harvest bulbs in late summer and grade them in sizes, onion large enough to flower is sorted and sold, while smaller bulbs are sorted into sizes and replanted. Holland is the largest producer of commercially sold plants, which produce as many as 3 billion bulbs a year.

EKOR KUCING


Somehow the Javanese still refer to this plant in Indonesia. The name means "the cat's tail."

The "tail" is impressive, botanically speaking. It is 25 inches long, bushy and cats as true "queues as long as it's not that cats Indonesian you mean. The shrub itself, with hundreds of deep red-tails "is more than 5 feet tall.