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Special flower of heaven ...
MEERAB means FLOWER OF PARADISE
shirish is a kind of flower
a flow that is in cone like shape. HAVE FUN WITH YOUR LIfE
it can be raflesia
The Century Plant (Agave americana) is a succulent plant that typically blooms once in its lifetime, which can be anywhere from 10 to 30 years. Its large flower stalk can reach up to 25 feet in height and produces a cluster of flowers before the plant dies.
Samantha means a flower that blooms and when a man loves a woman the name samantha comes up.
Yes, chameli and jasmine are the same flower. "Chameli" is the Hindi name for the jasmine flower, which is known for its fragrant and white blooms.
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The scientific name of the giant flower is Rafflesia arnoldii. It is known for producing the largest individual flower in the world, with blooms that can reach up to 3 feet (1 meter) in diameter.
The Strobilanthes callosu is a type of shrub that can be found in India. The shrub takes at least 7 years to bloom.
It is thought to be related to the Arabic name "Zeynab". "Zeynab" is the name of a sweet-scented flowering bush, but I haven't been able to find out the English word for this flower. The zeynab is known as the "flower of Heaven" because Muslims believe that this bush blooms in Paradise.
I don't know do they? Of course! When a flower blooms its blooming. Or unless you mean something eltse. TOP CONTRIBUTER Isporta Moichgelltio ( NOT REAL NAME REAL NAME OVERLYNE)
Every state has its state symbol flower. Over 100 years ago on December 12th, 1890 the state of California voted to be represented by the California Golden Poppy.
Gardenia- I believe this flower is as much a staple in a Southerner's garden as cornmeal is in the kitchen pantry. I love the fragrance and the stark contrast of dark green, glossy leaves and bright white blooms. It is so classy and elegant."
Its common name is Neelakurinji, often shortened to kurinji. Its scientific name is Strobilanthes kunthiana. There is a picture, and an informative article, at www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neelakurinji.