Primrose red and yellow
Primrose, Latin prima rosa meaning ‘first rose’ Growing primrose is easy, plant with flowers sweet citrus scent offering a variety of form, size, beautiful bright colors. Color Your World – Red
Primrose, Latin prima rosa meaning ‘first rose’ Growing primrose is easy, plant with flowers sweet citrus scent offering a variety of form, size, beautiful bright colors. Color Your World – Red
Bordo red Carnation, petals and sepals, leaf-like structures on the base of the flower which protect the flower bud. (Sepal-Individual element of the calyx, which encloses the flower bud, usually leaf-like. The sepals collectively are called the calyx) Color Your World – Maroon
Color Your World – Pink Sherbet
Pink strawberries: ‘Pink Panda’ ornamental strawberry (the cultivar name is ‘Frel’, ‘Pink Panda’ is a trade name) ‘Roseberry’ and ‘Rosalyne’ (red to pink flowers) ‘Samba’ (Red Ruby with pink flowers) ‘Lipstick’ ornamental strawberry (bright red rose flowers) Pink-flowering strawberry delightful pretty and sweet 🙂
Carnation flower color meanings Red – Love and admiration Pink – Mother’s love Purple – Capriciousness White – Pure love and Good luck Yellow – Disappointment or rejection Striped – Rejection or regret Green – for St. Patrick’s Day (green carnations are not natural) Color Your World – Blush
Color Your World – Piggy Pink
This is a ‘Minerva’ two-colors carnation with a deep razzmatazz face petal and a pale lavender backside. Carnations known as the ‘The Flowers of God’ – their scientific name is ‘Dianthus’ given by the Greek botanist Theopharastus, from two greek words – ‘dios’ referring to the god Zeus, and ‘anthos’ meaning flower. Color Your World – Razzmatazz
Petals opening. So delicious – looking color, like strawberry ice cream color 🙂 Color Your World – Carnation Pink
The backside of a Viola is just as pretty as the flower-face 🙂 Color Your World – Violet Red
Mini Carnation pink buds Color Your World – Cotton Candy According to a Christian legend, Carnations first appeared on earth as Jesus carried the Cross. Carnations sprang up from where the Virgin Mary’s tears fell as she cried over her son’s plight.