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Sunflowers: ... flowers are my absolute favourite flower! They are so beautiful and so different from most other flowers. Many flowers that you might typically have in a vase on your kitchen table are petite, vary in colour and smell lovely. Sunflowers are none of the above! Why do I like them then? They are just so different and varsatile. They look wonderful in a big tall vase and also lovely growing outside in the garden. Un...
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	Bluebells Plants / Native Bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-scripta), or Wild Hyacinths as they are known in Scotland, are that most quintessentially British of wildflowers. The UK is home to half of the world’s total population and the intense blue-violet haze that carpets our woodlands is an unforgettable sight... overall rating 1 review	Compare prices

	Carnations Dianthus Plants / Perrenial flower overall rating 1 review

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	Verbena Plants / A short lived perrenial that is great for garden borders. overall rating 1 review

	Allium Plants / Belongs to the onion genus and is one of the world's largest plant genera. overall rating 1 review

	Hoya Plants / Native to Asia, Australia and Polynesia this plant is also called waxflower or waxplant. Hoyas are evergreen climbing vines or shrubs growing to 1-10 m. overall rating 1 review

	Rose (Rosa) Plants / Over a hundred of species in the rosa family. overall rating 1 review

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	Narcissus ... Daffodil (Narcissus) The best way to describe a daffodil is to quote the first verse of that famous poem by William Wordsworth: I wandered lonely as a cloud That floats on high o er vales and hills, When all at once I saw a crowd, A host of golden daffodils; Beside the lake, beneath the trees, Fluttering and dancing in the breeze. The Importance of this flower The daffodil is the National flower for Wales and it is traditional to wear one for Saint David s Day on the 1st March some people say that its name maybe came from the Welsh name Dafydd. People associate it with Easter and of course Mothers Day. Marie Curie Cancer Care uses them to raise funds beli... Read the full review: Golden Trumpets That Stand So Proud by freeandsingle
	Narcissus ... could be one of the most finer sights of the year. We struggle through the cold winter and the first signs that we ve made it out the other end is a beautiful display of yellow and orange. Despite the recent cold snap they have still survived and announce Spring is on it s way. Daffodils I think are wonderful, they come in an array of colours from pale yellows almost white to bright oranges. They have a delicate light scent and just bring joy to the house. You can choose too different varieties to open at different times, if you time it right you can have a constant display of colour. Daffodils or narcissi, are bulbs. You can plant them in the garden in the Autumn ... Read the full review: A wonderful sign of Spring by kinghead_s
	Viola ... a pansy, then think miniature and you will have captured the image of the viola. I love them, they are a dwarf perennial that bloom from March right through to October. Pansies are very attractive, they offer colour and their smiling faces cheer you up on the dullest of days. Whereas pansies tend to be a little more unruly viola`s are neat and delicate little plants often with plenty of flower. Last year we mixed some viola plants in with some other Summer bedding in planters and the result was spectacular. The flowers went on and on offering great value for money besides being an eye catching display. There are many different types and colours of Viola, blues, p... Read the full review: The Pansy Had A Baby! by Emmald

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