The doll house was brightly colored and all the accessories were shaped like flowers or fruit. It had small, 2 inch baby dolls that were fruit themed, fruit or floral scented, and came with flower or fruit shaped bottles. The dolls may have been fairies. The product was made some time between 1995 and 1998.
What was the name of the plastic 1990s flower doll house that came with fruit scented dolls?
kindergarden babies?
http://www.thetoyguy.com/toyreviews/Arch...
Reply:Oh my word I am looking for exactly wht you are describing except I cannot think of the name either !! I am sorry I cant help but if I find out I will post it here Report Abuse
Reply:The only ones that I can think of
were the Kiddles..
These dolls were 2 inches tall and
some came in little plastic bottles
with aromatic scents...
from flowers to colognes to even cola...
http://www.fashion-doll-guide.com/Vintag...
but they came long before Strawberry Shortcake ---
from 66 to 1970
http://dollreference.com/liddle_kiddle_m...
http://www.dollsntoys.com/liddle.htm
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Reply:http://www.doll-house-miniature-club.com...
This is the only thing that I can think of (funny enough, I still have mine...my daughter loves it)
Reply:Sounds like Strawberry shortcake themed toys.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Can someone identify what the name of flower this is? I am a hobbyist gardener?
here is a picture
http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/2381/...
Can someone identify what the name of flower this is? I am a hobbyist gardener?
the red one?? Looks like a variety of celosia to me.
Reply:Julie is correct, just put celosia in your search area and look at the pics.
fencing
http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/2381/...
Can someone identify what the name of flower this is? I am a hobbyist gardener?
the red one?? Looks like a variety of celosia to me.
Reply:Julie is correct, just put celosia in your search area and look at the pics.
fencing
Can someone identify what the name of flower this is? I am a hobbyist gardener?
here is a picture
http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/2381/...
Can someone identify what the name of flower this is? I am a hobbyist gardener?
I'm with fluffernut and Angela... I think it's an Amaranth too. Sometimes called (St.) Josephs Coat. There are quite a few varieties.
I would take the picture to your local independent garden center, and see if they can see it more clearly than we can. They may be able to help more in person than we can.
Good luck-
Reply:I also think it's a Amaranthus, perhaps 'Flaming fountain'. It's definitely is not Berberis 'Helmunds Pillar'.
Reply:First thought was a celosia, but I actually think it is Love Lies Bleeding, an amarath:
http://www.flowerpossibilities.com/encyc...
Reply:It's not a flower, it's shrub. It's common name is barberry, this particular one is an upright form. Red barberries are very pretty, especially in the fall and spring they turn crimson red.
The latin name is Berberis thunbergii 'Helmond Pillar'
After clicking on the link, click on the bottom picture.
Reply:Looks like ti could be a Amaranth: Love- Lies -Bleeding. It's an Annual. You can also take your photo to a local home depot or lowes and visit there gardening center or go to a local greenhouse that sells flowers and plants and someone there should be able to identify and give you more info on the beautiful plant.
http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/2381/...
Can someone identify what the name of flower this is? I am a hobbyist gardener?
I'm with fluffernut and Angela... I think it's an Amaranth too. Sometimes called (St.) Josephs Coat. There are quite a few varieties.
I would take the picture to your local independent garden center, and see if they can see it more clearly than we can. They may be able to help more in person than we can.
Good luck-
Reply:I also think it's a Amaranthus, perhaps 'Flaming fountain'. It's definitely is not Berberis 'Helmunds Pillar'.
Reply:First thought was a celosia, but I actually think it is Love Lies Bleeding, an amarath:
http://www.flowerpossibilities.com/encyc...
Reply:It's not a flower, it's shrub. It's common name is barberry, this particular one is an upright form. Red barberries are very pretty, especially in the fall and spring they turn crimson red.
The latin name is Berberis thunbergii 'Helmond Pillar'
After clicking on the link, click on the bottom picture.
Reply:Looks like ti could be a Amaranth: Love- Lies -Bleeding. It's an Annual. You can also take your photo to a local home depot or lowes and visit there gardening center or go to a local greenhouse that sells flowers and plants and someone there should be able to identify and give you more info on the beautiful plant.
Is there another name for the bottlebrush flower?
I got the name of the bottlebrush flower from your answers, but I need more. Thanx
Is there another name for the bottlebrush flower?
The common name "bottlebrush" usually refers to Australian native plants of the Callistemon genus, although this common name may also be applied to the Melaleuca genus. The flower of the two genera look the same, but the arrangement of seed capsules along the stem differs between the two, enabling correct identification - Callistemon being densely clustered and embedded in the branches, while Melaleuca capsules are irregularly clustered along the branches. Melaleuca species are also known by the common name "paperbark".
Reply:Callistemon is the genus. The species is Callistemon citrinus. If you are talking about another "common" name, I've never heard of one.
Reply:The shrub is called Callistamon and is an Australian native plant. They flowers come in a range of colours.
Reply:Callistemon
Is there another name for the bottlebrush flower?
The common name "bottlebrush" usually refers to Australian native plants of the Callistemon genus, although this common name may also be applied to the Melaleuca genus. The flower of the two genera look the same, but the arrangement of seed capsules along the stem differs between the two, enabling correct identification - Callistemon being densely clustered and embedded in the branches, while Melaleuca capsules are irregularly clustered along the branches. Melaleuca species are also known by the common name "paperbark".
Reply:Callistemon is the genus. The species is Callistemon citrinus. If you are talking about another "common" name, I've never heard of one.
Reply:The shrub is called Callistamon and is an Australian native plant. They flowers come in a range of colours.
Reply:Callistemon
I was trying to think of a flower to name my daughter after.?
Something other than Rose or Daisy. Dahlia is one that I like. any other suggestions?
I was trying to think of a flower to name my daughter after.?
I love the name Lily. Maybe something like Lily Rose.
Reply:ROSE
LILY
LILA
CAMILLA
CANCILLA
FERN
Reply:allyssum/alyssa,freesia,aster/astrid,vio... chrysantha,lilac and primrose!!!
Reply:Aww...Dahlia is so precious!! I like Lillie as well as many other people, but its very common! I say stick with Dahlia its unique and very pretty %26lt;3 Hollie is also cute and there are tons of ways to spell it... Holly, Holli, Hollie, Hollee, Holiegh, i think you get it lol!
Reply:Lilly, Rose, or Daisy
Reply:Iris is lovely and try rosa as a twist on rose thats what my ickle girl will be called
Reply:I love Violet and Lily!
Azalea (LOVE this too)
Dahlia
Fern
Heather
Holly
Hyacinth
Iris
Ivy
Jasmine
Lavendar
Lilac
Magnolia
Pansy
Petunia
Zinnia
Reply:What about Lily or Iris.
Reply:Let the hormones pass and reconsider naming your daughter after a flower this is not the 70s anymore.
Reply:Daisy or Lilly!
Reply:I love flower names, though you have to be a bit careful not to get carried away. I used to think Wisteria was a fine first name, but now I'm not so sure.
Common-
Jasmine - very common
Lily- ditto
Hazel
Iris
Heather
Poppy
Rosemary
Holly
Ivy
Violet
Less common ones I like-
Cecily
Willow
Camelia- my fave
Saffron
Mimosa
Marigold
Lavender
Calla
Viola
Salvia
Bryony
Jonquil
Linnea
Other possibilities
Olive
Petunia
Nigella
Tulip
Ginger
Lilac
Clematis
Sage
Orchid
Petal
Fern
Oleander
Zinnia
Primrose
Blossom
Buttercup
Also look at flower derived names, names of flowers in other languages andf latin names for ideas eg
Yasmin (arabic form of jasmine)
Laura (laurel)
Alyssa (alyssum)
Flora
Olivia
Jacintha- hyacinth
Daphne- nymph turned into laurel tree
Reply:Dahlia is gorgeous.
Violet
Calla
Ivy
Calanthe (ca-LANN-thee)
Camellia
Flora
Hana (Japanese for flower)
Iris
Leilani
Lilac
Tansy
Zinnia
Good luck to you!
Reply:How about Calla?
Reply:Lily, Flora, Holly, Iris, Jasmine, Lavender, Lilac, Marigold, Sage, or Violet
Reply:Violet
Reply:Lily or Lilly
Reply:Lily
Iris
Tulip
Daffodil
Sunflower (Sunny)
Delilah
Magnolia
~Grace Hallie
Reply:I like Dahlia. I was actoually thinking of that before I read it. How about Hazel, I didn't think that was a flowers name but I looked it up and it was. Theres also Holly and Iris. Heres a website of flower names.... not many of them seem like names but if you keep looking there are quite a few burried in the non-name ones. http://www.earthlypursuits.com/FlwrsPer/...
Good Luck!!
Reply:Lilly or Lillie
Poppy
Sage you could spell it Saige
Valerian you could change it to Valery
Iris
Holly
Ash...or Ashley
Iris
Violet
Dahlia
Hazel
Fern
Hope you like these
Reply:Azalea :P
Reply:My favorites like that are:
Lilly %26amp; Ivy %26amp; Willow
Hope this helps = )
Reply:Flowers and Botanical-type names:
Lily
Astrid
Zinnia
Iris
Fern
Poppy
Ivy
Oliander
Sage
Reply:I love the name Lilly
Reply:Ivy and Fern aren't exactly flowers, but they are very pretty and in the same general family. I've heard of Azalea and Bluebell as names too. Try going to a gardening website and checking out the different flowers. maybe you will see a name that catches your eye and your fancy. good luck!
Reply:i love the name Jasmine i dont like rose it sounds like an old person name lmao
Reply:Lily was what came to my mind immediately for this question and I see others have the same idea! Lily means majesty (I think). Queen Elizabeth's nickname when she was small, was Lilibet.
Reply:sakura
Hyacinth ( i know a couple girls w/this name)
Reply:Iris, Lillie, Jasmine, Lavender, Violet..... all pretty and less common than Rose or Daisy,
Reply:lily
Reply:Ayana means beautiful flower. I am gonna name my little girl Ayana Rose. I know you were asking for something besides Rose but I had to share my name with you. Good luck.
Reply:Lily, Magnolia, Amarilys, Iris
I was trying to think of a flower to name my daughter after.?
I love the name Lily. Maybe something like Lily Rose.
Reply:ROSE
LILY
LILA
CAMILLA
CANCILLA
FERN
Reply:allyssum/alyssa,freesia,aster/astrid,vio... chrysantha,lilac and primrose!!!
Reply:Aww...Dahlia is so precious!! I like Lillie as well as many other people, but its very common! I say stick with Dahlia its unique and very pretty %26lt;3 Hollie is also cute and there are tons of ways to spell it... Holly, Holli, Hollie, Hollee, Holiegh, i think you get it lol!
Reply:Lilly, Rose, or Daisy
Reply:Iris is lovely and try rosa as a twist on rose thats what my ickle girl will be called
Reply:I love Violet and Lily!
Azalea (LOVE this too)
Dahlia
Fern
Heather
Holly
Hyacinth
Iris
Ivy
Jasmine
Lavendar
Lilac
Magnolia
Pansy
Petunia
Zinnia
Reply:What about Lily or Iris.
Reply:Let the hormones pass and reconsider naming your daughter after a flower this is not the 70s anymore.
Reply:Daisy or Lilly!
Reply:I love flower names, though you have to be a bit careful not to get carried away. I used to think Wisteria was a fine first name, but now I'm not so sure.
Common-
Jasmine - very common
Lily- ditto
Hazel
Iris
Heather
Poppy
Rosemary
Holly
Ivy
Violet
Less common ones I like-
Cecily
Willow
Camelia- my fave
Saffron
Mimosa
Marigold
Lavender
Calla
Viola
Salvia
Bryony
Jonquil
Linnea
Other possibilities
Olive
Petunia
Nigella
Tulip
Ginger
Lilac
Clematis
Sage
Orchid
Petal
Fern
Oleander
Zinnia
Primrose
Blossom
Buttercup
Also look at flower derived names, names of flowers in other languages andf latin names for ideas eg
Yasmin (arabic form of jasmine)
Laura (laurel)
Alyssa (alyssum)
Flora
Olivia
Jacintha- hyacinth
Daphne- nymph turned into laurel tree
Reply:Dahlia is gorgeous.
Violet
Calla
Ivy
Calanthe (ca-LANN-thee)
Camellia
Flora
Hana (Japanese for flower)
Iris
Leilani
Lilac
Tansy
Zinnia
Good luck to you!
Reply:How about Calla?
Reply:Lily, Flora, Holly, Iris, Jasmine, Lavender, Lilac, Marigold, Sage, or Violet
Reply:Violet
Reply:Lily or Lilly
Reply:Lily
Iris
Tulip
Daffodil
Sunflower (Sunny)
Delilah
Magnolia
~Grace Hallie
Reply:I like Dahlia. I was actoually thinking of that before I read it. How about Hazel, I didn't think that was a flowers name but I looked it up and it was. Theres also Holly and Iris. Heres a website of flower names.... not many of them seem like names but if you keep looking there are quite a few burried in the non-name ones. http://www.earthlypursuits.com/FlwrsPer/...
Good Luck!!
Reply:Lilly or Lillie
Poppy
Sage you could spell it Saige
Valerian you could change it to Valery
Iris
Holly
Ash...or Ashley
Iris
Violet
Dahlia
Hazel
Fern
Hope you like these
Reply:Azalea :P
Reply:My favorites like that are:
Lilly %26amp; Ivy %26amp; Willow
Hope this helps = )
Reply:Flowers and Botanical-type names:
Lily
Astrid
Zinnia
Iris
Fern
Poppy
Ivy
Oliander
Sage
Reply:I love the name Lilly
Reply:Ivy and Fern aren't exactly flowers, but they are very pretty and in the same general family. I've heard of Azalea and Bluebell as names too. Try going to a gardening website and checking out the different flowers. maybe you will see a name that catches your eye and your fancy. good luck!
Reply:i love the name Jasmine i dont like rose it sounds like an old person name lmao
Reply:Lily was what came to my mind immediately for this question and I see others have the same idea! Lily means majesty (I think). Queen Elizabeth's nickname when she was small, was Lilibet.
Reply:sakura
Hyacinth ( i know a couple girls w/this name)
Reply:Iris, Lillie, Jasmine, Lavender, Violet..... all pretty and less common than Rose or Daisy,
Reply:lily
Reply:Ayana means beautiful flower. I am gonna name my little girl Ayana Rose. I know you were asking for something besides Rose but I had to share my name with you. Good luck.
Reply:Lily, Magnolia, Amarilys, Iris
What is the name of this flower?
It's purple and star shaped. The petal are pointy and the center is sunk in and a deep purple color. I believe it was on a vine but i could be wrong.
Im sorry but i could not find a picture.
Does anyone have an idea??
What is the name of this flower?
Clematis: http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
Moonflower: http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
Morning glory: http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
Reply:How big (wide) was the blossom? How long were the petals and/or leaves?
I was going to suggest clematis as well, but it could be a version of nightshade or bellflower also.
Reply:it could be a star magnolia, they grow as shrubs .
Reply:This could describe any type flower that is grown like this with that color. You could try the Passion Flower also. Look up passiflora for a photo. Good luck
karate
Im sorry but i could not find a picture.
Does anyone have an idea??
What is the name of this flower?
Clematis: http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
Moonflower: http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
Morning glory: http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...
Reply:How big (wide) was the blossom? How long were the petals and/or leaves?
I was going to suggest clematis as well, but it could be a version of nightshade or bellflower also.
Reply:it could be a star magnolia, they grow as shrubs .
Reply:This could describe any type flower that is grown like this with that color. You could try the Passion Flower also. Look up passiflora for a photo. Good luck
karate
What is the name of the flower on the cover of Cherish by Catherine Anderson?
It looks like a Paperwhite.
What is the name of the flower on the cover of Cherish by Catherine Anderson?
Well, the blue and yellow flower is a daffodil that is color-altered. The red flower on the other cover is most likely a hibiscus (though there's a chance that it's a morning glory-- it's hard to tell in that picture).
What is the name of the flower on the cover of Cherish by Catherine Anderson?
Well, the blue and yellow flower is a daffodil that is color-altered. The red flower on the other cover is most likely a hibiscus (though there's a chance that it's a morning glory-- it's hard to tell in that picture).
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