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Alphabet of Color: Sweet Pea to Tulip

Sweet Peas The Sweet Pea is a flowering plant found in the genus Lathyrus among the Fabaceae family. The sweet pea is native to the eastern Mediterranean regions from Sicily east to Crete. The flowers on the plant are generally purple in color, although wild sweet peas can be variable... ... Continue to "Alphabet of Color: Sweet Pea to Tulip"

Alphabet of Color: Snapdragon to Sunflower

Snapdragons · The snapdragon is also known as the Antirrhinum; it is a genus of plants more commonly known as the snapdragon because of the resemblance to the face of a dragon that opens its mouth when squeezed just right. · Snapdragons are perennial plants that can be sold during... ... Continue to "Alphabet of Color: Snapdragon to Sunflower"

Alphabet of Color: Protea to Rose

The Protea The Protea, unlike several other flowers does not have a botanical and an English common name. The Protea is both the botanical and the common name used. It is a genus of flowering plants that is sometimes called sugar bushes. It's name dates back to the early 1700s.... ... Continue to "Alphabet of Color: Protea to Rose"

Alphabet of Color: Lisianthus to Poinsettia

Lisianthus flowers · The Lisianthus flower is pronounced "lizzie-ann-thus" and is sometimes called Eustoma, Prairie Gentain or the Texan bluebell. · It is native to the prairies of Texas and Mexico but can also be found in other warm regions of the Southern United States like the Caribbean and northern... ... Continue to "Alphabet of Color: Lisianthus to Poinsettia"

Alphabet of Color: Hydrangea to Lily

Hydrangeas · The hydrangea is a genus of about 70-75 species native to southern and eastern Asia and North and South America. · They are common in the Azores Islands of Portugal, also known as the blue island due to the vast number of hydrangeas growing on the island. ·... ... Continue to "Alphabet of Color: Hydrangea to Lily"

Alphabet of Color: Freesia to Hyacinth

Freesia Freesia flowers are a genus of about 14-16 different species of flowering plants in the family of Iridaceae. They are native to Africa; 12 native to Cape Province, South Africa, and the remaining two to tropical Africa. The name freesia comes from a man named Friedrich Heinrich Theodor Freese;... ... Continue to "Alphabet of Color: Freesia to Hyacinth"

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