Flower: September 2010

Sunday, September 5, 2010

Water Lili

Well-Come

Eid-Mobarok, Eid Upolokhe Water-Lili Suvecha.

Saturday, September 4, 2010

Friday, September 3, 2010

Evergreen tree native to Africa and Australia with 400 species worldwide Awesome purple/mauve 1 wide flowers borne along the stem at the end of spring and then, occasionally, the rest of the year Good indoor bonsai tree

Rose National Flower is Australia

The Queensland Rose Society would like to invite all Rose Society members to attend the 2010 National Rose Show.
We have organised special rates at the Hotel Grand Chancellor for guests of the Championships. All of the functions will be held at this site except for the Championship Show which will be at the Botanic Gardens at Mt Coot-tha. We look forward to seeing you there.

Lili & Naglingam

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Water Lili & Med Flower

A water lily's roots are buried in water-logged, oxygen-poor mud. Keeping the roots well-supplied with oxygen is necessary for the health of the plant, so water lilies have developed a system of tubes that carry oxygen from the leaves down to the roots. Many of our salt marsh grasses and most aquatic plants have similar systems.

Krisna Chura

Krishna Chura Flower is many in Bangladesh. The tree maximum is very big.

Nich Flower

Kadam Flower (on Bangladeshi)

In the countryside, fishermen and traders would travel on bulging waterways far from home at this time of year, leaving families behind. And, of course, flooding which the rice crop requires takes a heavy human toll. Just last year millions of people in India, Nepal and Bangladesh were left homeless.Bringing relief, estrangement, prosperity, and death, the monsoon is perhaps the most dramatic season on earth. What could be its herald but a strange and powerfully fragrant flower, the kadam.