What is another name for the stem of a flower?
What is another name for the stem of a flower?
The peduncle is the stem of a solitary flower, or the main stem in a cluster of flowers. In clustered flowers, the branches of the peduncle (the stems of the individual flowers) are pedicels.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
What is another name for the stem of a flower?
What is another name for the stem of a flower?
What is another name for the stem of a flower?
peduncle
Reply:The main stalk for the flower is the peduncle but if the inflorescence is branched like a lilac or a hydrangea the stalk supporting a single flower in the inflorescence is a pedicel.
http://www.lewis-clark.org/content/conte...
If the flower has no stalk but grows directly from the plant it is caulescent. The Redbud tree has flower buds on old growth that are caulescent.
http://www.mobot.org/gardeninghelp/image...
What is another name for the stem of a flower?
peduncle
Reply:The main stalk for the flower is the peduncle but if the inflorescence is branched like a lilac or a hydrangea the stalk supporting a single flower in the inflorescence is a pedicel.
http://www.lewis-clark.org/content/conte...
If the flower has no stalk but grows directly from the plant it is caulescent. The Redbud tree has flower buds on old growth that are caulescent.
http://www.mobot.org/gardeninghelp/image...
I need the name of a flower my sister gave me. She snapped the stems and told me to stick them in the ground.
She said they would grow roots.
I need the name of a flower my sister gave me. She snapped the stems and told me to stick them in the ground.
I will be glad to help if you could send us a photo of the flower. Most of your hard wood flowers will root when stuck in the ground. If it was a type of bush then it could be a variety of plants.
Reply:you would need to describe the flower you are talking about..there are hundreds of them that you can replant the way you described
Reply:A little more information is required, there are THOUSANDS OF PLANTS OUT THERE,
Reply:With no description of the flower, can't give a name. Many plants can be rooted in soil and water.
Reply:it must be forsythia you just break a stem ans stick it it soil and job done. it will grow the next spring it has yellow flowers first and then leaves.
Reply:Then they must be roses. My friend did that and told me to get them in the ground quick. I have three lovely rose bushes from them.
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I need the name of a flower my sister gave me. She snapped the stems and told me to stick them in the ground.
I will be glad to help if you could send us a photo of the flower. Most of your hard wood flowers will root when stuck in the ground. If it was a type of bush then it could be a variety of plants.
Reply:you would need to describe the flower you are talking about..there are hundreds of them that you can replant the way you described
Reply:A little more information is required, there are THOUSANDS OF PLANTS OUT THERE,
Reply:With no description of the flower, can't give a name. Many plants can be rooted in soil and water.
Reply:it must be forsythia you just break a stem ans stick it it soil and job done. it will grow the next spring it has yellow flowers first and then leaves.
Reply:Then they must be roses. My friend did that and told me to get them in the ground quick. I have three lovely rose bushes from them.
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Do you know the name of this blue flower?
I can't find a pic of it anywhere but it is almost a teal colour. Its shape is similar to a Bird of Paradise, I think but it is much smaller. I thought it might be a type of tropical flower that is dyed blue but I am not sure... all I know that it is a much different blue than most 'blue' flowers like hydrangeas, etc. Names and/or links to pictures would be greatly appreciated as I am using a dark teal as one of my wedding flowers and I thought it might look good for the boutonnieres.
Do you know the name of this blue flower?
Is it a lily or orchid?
Reply:Maybe a blue freesia, maybe a delphinium...you should probably go to a florist and ask because you'll need to order something they can get and they can suggest a lot of things.
Reply:ask a florist
Do you know the name of this blue flower?
Is it a lily or orchid?
Reply:Maybe a blue freesia, maybe a delphinium...you should probably go to a florist and ask because you'll need to order something they can get and they can suggest a lot of things.
Reply:ask a florist
What is the name of that galaxy that looks like a flower?
It was on the cover of National Geographic one time.
What is the name of that galaxy that looks like a flower?
andromeda
Reply:Possibly the Sunflower Galaxy, Messier 63 in Virgo?
Reply:wow... good answers
http://www.universetoday.com/2007/12/26/...
here's a good one... sorta looks like an orchid to me.
Reply:erm saturn i think
if thats what ur thinking about:D
Reply:i dont know but theres rumors that there is a very good chance there is life there...wierd.
Reply:Unsure.
Reply:I believe it was called Flower Galaxy
Reply:It may be the cartwheel galaxy ? I have included a link to the national geographic galaxy pictures, you should find it there :-)
Reply:if its the one that looks like a rose then its called the rose galaxy
What is the name of that galaxy that looks like a flower?
andromeda
Reply:Possibly the Sunflower Galaxy, Messier 63 in Virgo?
Reply:wow... good answers
http://www.universetoday.com/2007/12/26/...
here's a good one... sorta looks like an orchid to me.
Reply:erm saturn i think
if thats what ur thinking about:D
Reply:i dont know but theres rumors that there is a very good chance there is life there...wierd.
Reply:Unsure.
Reply:I believe it was called Flower Galaxy
Reply:It may be the cartwheel galaxy ? I have included a link to the national geographic galaxy pictures, you should find it there :-)
Reply:if its the one that looks like a rose then its called the rose galaxy
How can I find the name of my thornless rose bush from just the description of the flower?
The flowers start off cream colored, but as they age, they get almost deep ruby red to pink streaks and pink coloring in the petals. New growth is a deep ruby red, and it is definitely nearly 99% thornless. My bush is over five feet tall, and almost as wide. If anyone wants more details, and thinks they have an answer, I can also email them a picture of both the shrub and the flowers at their different stages.
How can I find the name of my thornless rose bush from just the description of the flower?
Unfortunately finding a name of any rose is quite difficult because there are sooooo many. But with some luck, you may get lucky!
Your best bet is to:
a) post a picture here and see what results you get,
b) contact your local rose garden club and see if they can help,
c) post a picture at the gardenweb forum and see what results you get (www.gardenweb.com go to forums, garden web galleries, name that plant...),
d) contacting some rose nurseries (try www.ashdownroses.com, www.heirloomroses.com, www.antiqueroseemporium.com)
It would help if you knew about the rose...How old is it? Did you plant it? Does it have a scent? Do you know what type of rose it is...Things like that.
Hope this helps! :)
Reply:There is a contact area on this site about thornless roses.
Good gardening.
http://www.rose-gardening-made-easy.com/...
The Muse
Reply:Try looking at http://www.jacksonandperkins.com to see if they carry the rose you are talking about.
How can I find the name of my thornless rose bush from just the description of the flower?
Unfortunately finding a name of any rose is quite difficult because there are sooooo many. But with some luck, you may get lucky!
Your best bet is to:
a) post a picture here and see what results you get,
b) contact your local rose garden club and see if they can help,
c) post a picture at the gardenweb forum and see what results you get (www.gardenweb.com go to forums, garden web galleries, name that plant...),
d) contacting some rose nurseries (try www.ashdownroses.com, www.heirloomroses.com, www.antiqueroseemporium.com)
It would help if you knew about the rose...How old is it? Did you plant it? Does it have a scent? Do you know what type of rose it is...Things like that.
Hope this helps! :)
Reply:There is a contact area on this site about thornless roses.
Good gardening.
http://www.rose-gardening-made-easy.com/...
The Muse
Reply:Try looking at http://www.jacksonandperkins.com to see if they carry the rose you are talking about.
Can you tell me the name of this flower?
can anyone tell me what type of flower this is?
http://www.jigzone.com/puzzles/B0055D509...
Can you tell me the name of this flower?
It's definately a Gazania.
Reply:There is a gazania that looks like this and the plant growth looks similar as well.
Reply:Not sure but looks like a Zinnia
Reply:Crysanthemum - look at the leaves.
Reply:LOL gazania is my guess too. :)
Reply:It reminds me of a dalhia, Sorry I wish I could help. Thanks for the puzzle, I enjoyed that. and the beauty of the flower.
Reply:I didn't work the puzzle so couldn't see a bigger picture, but to me it looks like something I have in my garden right now, called GAZANIA :)
Reply:mountain flora like it says to the right of your link.
karate
http://www.jigzone.com/puzzles/B0055D509...
Can you tell me the name of this flower?
It's definately a Gazania.
Reply:There is a gazania that looks like this and the plant growth looks similar as well.
Reply:Not sure but looks like a Zinnia
Reply:Crysanthemum - look at the leaves.
Reply:LOL gazania is my guess too. :)
Reply:It reminds me of a dalhia, Sorry I wish I could help. Thanks for the puzzle, I enjoyed that. and the beauty of the flower.
Reply:I didn't work the puzzle so couldn't see a bigger picture, but to me it looks like something I have in my garden right now, called GAZANIA :)
Reply:mountain flora like it says to the right of your link.
karate
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