Thursday, December 14, 2017

Eglantine wild roses



pink wildflowers common names: sweet briar, sweet brier, eglantine
native to: Europe and western Asia
uses: in Europe - tea made from the hips of this rose to get dose of vitamina C
         in Tunisia natural flower water is produced by its flowers.
         in Chile , Spain and Argentina known as -Rosa Mosqueta-  is cultivated to produce marmalades and cosmetic products.

Rosa rubiginosa is an invasive species in southeast Australia, restrected plant in New Zealand, banned from sale and distribution in the Auckland and Canterbury. It is listed as Category 1 Declared Weed in south Africa. These plants may no longer be planted and all trades in their seeds may be prohibided. 


Tuesday, November 28, 2017

Centaury medicinal herb


wildflowers names:centarium erythraea wallpaper purple flower
common names: centaury, european centaury
widespread flower of Europe, Asia and Africa.
uses: garden plant

The european centaury is used as a medicinal herb mainly prepared as tea, is thought to possess medical properties beneficial for patients with gastric and liver diseases. It is also a powerful antioxidant. The plant also contains amounts of sterols.

Monday, November 27, 2017

Orchid ornamental plant

purple orchid

cultivar flowers names: purple, niva, white color
uses: ornamental plant park and garden
commun names: month orchid
native to: Asia
family: orchidaceae
As many other plants, the petals of the orchid flower serve to attract pollinating insects .

niva color orchid


white orchid

Sunday, November 26, 2017

Pansy forbidden love flowers

pansy - piensamiento


Because its name means "thought", the pansy was chosen as a symbol of Freethought.


In the language of flowers, a honeyflower and a pansy left by a lover for his beloved means "I am thinking of our forbidden love". The writer James Shirley Hibberd wrote that the French custom of giving a bride a bouquet of pansies (thoughts) and marigolds (cares) symbolized the woes of domestic life rather than marital bliss


American pioneers thought that “a handful of violets taken into the farmhouse in the spring ensured prosperity, and to neglect this ceremony brought harm to baby chicks and ducklings.