Flower Facts

We all buy flowers either to gift someone or to decorate our home. While flowers definitely add a certain fragrance and beauty to the home the effect is very short lived. Soon the flowers shrivel […]

Flowers are always beautiful and add ultimate charm to any garden. Flowers available with different vibrant colour and smell that makes the garden area look beautiful always. Flowers for the balcony and the garden come […]

While looking at the different shapes and colours of flowers, the first thing comes to our mind is how beautifully  has god created it. Even it is tough to replicate the exact shades and shapes […]

Bees are the most prolific pollinators of flowers which is why you keep hearing that concerning adage about the major ramifications of their extinction. They can pollinate up to 20 million flowers a day in a swarm the size of 20,000 bees. Bee pollination is also known as Melittophily. […]

Flowers are odd as it is. The more you learn about them, the more you realize how little you really know about these beauties. Some are beautiful, some fragrant, some colorful, some poisonous, some mind-altering, some mysterious and some downright odd. […]

Belonging to the Asteraceae family, this flower is one of the most diversely expressed in colors and floral arrangement. Contrary to popular belief, even among horticulturists, each “petal” of the flower is a flower in its own right. […]

Scientifically known as Titan Aurum, this is quite a titanic flower. It only blooms about every 7 to 10 years, and is hence very rare to find in the wild. It has the biggest occurrence of inflorescence among all flowers. Inflorescence refers to a large grouping of small flowers. They look like one large flower as a whole, but they are not really that large. […]

Flowers have always been a source of pleasure for humans. The vivid colors and the sweet fragrances are nature’s blessing to our senses. We have used them as decoration, as holy symbols of the Gods, to woo love interests and as cosmetic substances for a long time across cultures. […]

The sight and more often, the tendencies of parasitic flowers or plants may not be very appealing, and that’s where they get their name from. Plants with parasitic characteristics have the tendency to rob their host plants of their water, nutrition and food supply. […]