The Flowers Avenue

The Flowers Avenue is a comprehensive resources and flower guide for the flower lovers to learn everything about flowers. Information about flowers care: flowering, gardening, seeding.

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Category: Gardening
Member Since: 2012-02-10
Country: Greece

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AzaleasAzaleas have their origins in the class of Rhododendrons, the Tsutsuji and the Pentanthera and are known for blooming during the months of March, April and May. This applies to the Northern hemisphere, whereas the other one is likely to support their flowering during winter. ...

Posted on 07-04-2013

Golden WattleGolden Wattle, which is the nick name of Acacia Pycnantha, has a special story for Australia. This three symbolizes the small continent and the period of time when it is full of flowers is between January and march. The flowers are golden and shinny and express wealth, beauty and mystery for all the tourists that visit Australia....

Posted on 14-02-2013

CrocusIf you are looking for a very special flower crocus could be that one, it symbolizes attachment, gladness and happiness. This flower is perfect if you live in an apartment because it is a flower which you can grow in a pot too. The shape of the flower is round with sharp petals. You can [...]...

Posted on 11-05-2012

LotusFor Hindus and Buddhists this flower, Lotus, is a sacred one. For the Buddhists lotus is symbolically equal with Buddha. The wealth, grace, richness, serenity, purity, majesty, knowledge, fertility and beauty are all symbolized by the lotus flowers. You will find lotus flowers in white and pink and you will find them in murky and [...]...

Posted on 20-04-2012

AnthuriumsHaving a long life in a vase of about six weeks the anthuriums are some really popular tropical flowers. Their vase life is depending on the variety and the season and can be even longer than six weeks. Anthurium plant is native to tropical America. Being found in the New World tropics from Mexico to [...]...

Posted on 08-04-2012