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tinystarpixels · 8 months

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huariqueje · 8 months

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Still life - Grace Cossington Smith .

Australian, 1892 - 1984

Oil on board , 43.5 x 38.5 cm. 17.1 x 15.2 in.

#Grace Cossington Smith #australian artist #still life #potted plant #marigolds #hydrangea

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ecoamerica · 23 days

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charlesreeza · 8 months

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My front garden at its late summer peak - August 27, 2023

#gardening #flowers #perennials #hydrangeas #hibiscus #rose #Amaryllis belladonna #marigolds #annuals #hardiness zone 5b

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laz-262 · 7 months

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some concepts of hanahaki disease and 1010

Inspired by this post ^^

#nsr fanart #no straight roads fanart #purl hew fanart #haym 1010 #just laz things #tw body horror #a lil bit i think #but no i didnt search up what marigolds and hydrangeas look like you did #hanahaki

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abunnsburrow · 1 year

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#ninjago #ninjago jaya #ninjago nya #nya smith #nya jiang #ninjago jay #jay walker #ninjago skybound #ninjago fanart #bunns art #traditional art #nya's flowers:#red coreopsis - ambrosia - light purple lilac - blue hydrangea #jay's flowers:#jonquil - blue heliotrope - arbutus - red marigold #i had a lot of fun with this hehe #flowers symbolism was too much fun to research

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mysterycharacterflowers · 5 months

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Round 1; A bouquet of marigold, dandelions, goldenrods and amaryllis Vs A bouquet of sea holly, ageratum, globe thistle, orchid cactus, protea, bird of paradise, mimosa, dianthus, hydrangea and clematis

If you know who they are, or are pretty sure of it, please don't tell until this poll has ended!

First, let's talk about the A bouquet of marigold, dandelions, goldenrods and amaryllis

Meaning: Marigold - strong association with death Dandelions - hope, resilience, stubborn perseverance Goldenrods - growth, encouragement (especially in times of grief) Amaryllis - happiness, pride Description: He's an extremely tragic character, and dies several times throughout the series, in a timeloop-esque fashion. The bad things that happen to him are treated like a joke by the characters, including him, but he is also seen as a warning of the end times, as he is always the first to go, no matter how hard he or anyone else tries to keep him alive. He always dies in strokes of his terrible luck-- things no one sees coming-- and no one can save him. Despite this, he is one of the most optimistic characters, always trying to make the best of his situation, and is extremely resilient against the oblivion that he faces. His cheery nature often boarders on overconfidence and pride, leading the others to try to take him down a notch, but he just takes their jokes in stride. His situation is grim, but he never gives up and keeps hoping that one day he'll escape his fate, keeps wishing and believing and trying his best. He's so silly <3

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Now, let's talk abou the bouquet of sea holly, ageratum, globe thistle, orchid cactus, protea, bird of paradise, mimosa, dianthus, hydrangea and clematis

Meaning and why this flower was chosen: Sea holly, for severity and attraction. She is always initially perceived as severe by the people around her; it’s more that the society she lives in sets forth precise lines to walk by and she takes it seriously in order to get by, and also she’s pretty hardcore. She is also full of desire for the person she eventually marries—technically a political match but there’s so much warmth that sparks there. Ageratum, for politeness. Offbeat and weird though she is as a person, she is incredibly practiced at moving through polite society as expected. Globe thistle, for nobility of character. There is a strength and goodness to her that may not be immediately obvious since she isn’t particularly soft or cheerful, but she is always worthy of respect. Orchid cactus, for patience, admiration, and good spirits. She approaches her life with resignation at first and then quietly budding hope as she grows close to someone who genuinely cares to understand her and love her as she is, and she has patience in waiting by this person’s side during emotional struggles; theirs is a pairing of mutual admiration. Also, it took patience and perseverance for her to get to a partner actually worth pursuing and who wouldn’t discard her. Protea, for ingenuity, diversity, resilience, and courage. She may be mainly a high-society lady with a quiet personal life, but when adventure comes along she’ll jump right into it with bravery and even glee. She approaches personal differences with the mentality that neither party can be expected to change toward the other’s state of being; they must make a functional partnership with their differences still in play. And she is surprisingly adaptable given her need to map out the minutiae of each day; her special interests and coping mechanisms can be downright helpful despite her expectations to the contrary. Bird of paradise, for thoughtfulness, joy, and freedom. Careful though she is, she really does love an explosive opportunity to let loose or have an unconventional experience. Mimosa, for sensibility and sensitivity, and for expanding one’s life. She is practical, in a way, to a strange degree, and as much as she keeps her composure she is also capable of a gentle touch and over time that enables her life to relax and grow in new directions. Dianthus, for harmony and family unity. She is a loving wife, mother, and sister, and even to those who thought her unapproachable at first she can be a rock. Hydrangea, for honest emotions. She has a lot to feel and, in the right company, no need to hold it back. Clematis, for artifice, safe travels, and mental beauty and strength. Her artifice is that of masking, due to her undiagnosed-due-to-setting autism and her fears of messing up socially; but her neurodivergence is a good and loved aspect of her, even though she was once alienated because of it and she’ll never fully get away from that because she lives in a society. The ‘safe travels’ meaning relates to her adventures and also how, when she’s not the one leaving home, she can trust in her partner to return safely. Description: A lovely, seemingly uptight autistic woman who’s both the most ordinary of her compatriots and as wacky and funny as anyone else has to offer; it’s good to watch her self-esteem grow as she embarks on a heartwarming oddball-for-oddball romance

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#round 1 #mysterious character 2: a bouquet of marigold - dandelions - goldenrods - amaryllis #mysterious character 2: sea holly - ageratum - globe thistle - orchid cactus - protea - bird of paradise - mimosa - dianthus - hydrangea +

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jesusonafrickinboat · 1 year

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Then see what the flower looks like

#flowers #poll #echinacea #chrysanthemum #hydrangea #amaryllis #buddleja #butterfly bush #larkspur #forsythia #marigold #viburnum #wisteria #flora #I finally got polls and here's what I do with it lol

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akkivee · 1 year

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finally found the hypmic botanists who are ready with the flowers lol. so i’ve seen the general consensus is that the flowers on nemu’s speakers are:

marigolds: power, strength, the sun, light that lives inside a person

white lilies: rebirth, purity

pink gerbera: admiration, high esteem for someone

blue hyacinth: sincerity, loyalty, fidelity

blue hydrangea: apology, regret, forgiveness

white marguerite: purity, innocence, new beginnings

#this is vee speaking #i didn’t use the hanakotoba meanings because her speakers are western in influence #but some meanings do overlap lol #the hanakotoba are:#marigold: unchanging love grief #lily: purity dignity #pink gerbera: appreciation #blue hyacinth: unchanging love #blue hydrangea: heartless patient love mystery #white marguerite: honesty trust hidden love #so to me the western flowers make a little more sense than the hanakotoba #this other user suggested nemu has yellow roses in her bouquet #i don’t agree lol but those mean friendship across the board #c: nemu

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thasallweare · 1 year

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2015

HOT OFF THE PRESSES

My article 'Preserve your Garden Memories' just debuted in 'Country Gardens' magazine on newsstands, early spring 2015 edition. The article describes four of my garden collages and how I made them. Above, 'New York Memories', which includes cut and torn photos of plants in 'my' rooftop garden in NYC; dried rose hips, pressed hydrangea and marigold petals, Aronia and Virginia creeper berries, and other assorted goodies in a found frame. Except for the ginko leaves, all plant material was borrowed from the garden I tended for my condo building.

'Traditional Canterbury' above honors the town in NH where my daughter and son-in-law live and where I go to scratch my itch to weed a big garden. The town center encompasses one white steepled church with parish house, one white bandstand, a town hall, library, and country store. The Shaker village is sited a few miles away from the town center. Traditional as it is, the townspeople approved a solar collector farm to power the public buildings. See photo near top right. In this collage, I combined parts of photos with birch bark and twigs.

One of my fave NYC garden spaces and one of my fave collages (now in the collection of Diane and Gary Hitzemann). Like the other two collages above, I combined pieces of many images I captured on and around the High Line with real dried plant material. In the case of public gardens I never borrow plant material; but I did cut leaves of northern sea oats which grow on the High Line, from the garden I tended on my roof top. Since March 2014 I live in Exeter NH near the coast. My latest collages reflect my own change of venue.

No photos here; but torn paper, fabric, wool and discarded paper I found in the recycling bins of my NYC condo and actually paid to move to Exeter. My interest in trash has no bounds.

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heebiebeebies · 2 years

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My entry for this week’s #LoveAndLGBTQ on Instagram

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I used some flowers that represent the community.

A rose as it is a classic symbol of love.

A marigold because it’s my fave and because it can mean light and guidance through dark times and finding each other after death.

A sunflower for the brightness and following the sun.

A green carnation representing achillean men.

A (blue) hydrangea because, as you may know, they change colors depending on the soil’s pH. A symbol of adaptation.

A violet to represent sapphic women.

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kawaiianimeredhead · 2 years

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Some of the plants in my life right now ❤

#theres also a marigold that i uh may have harmed today in an attempt to not harm it #there was some rough spots i made the decision to just all cut off and then i realized it was where the two flowering parts were attachedto #the part remaining looks not too bad but its not flowering and looks small now... andbim trying to see if i can possibly save the part icut #hydrangea petunias a weeping pussy willow a polka dot plant and a plant i can not find a name for #in fact iirc the polka sot plant which night not be the proper name didnt have a name when i got it either both were just labeled'tropical'#its over a year old and im worried the neglect of it from not that long ago may have been too much theres been a lot of dead leaves...#the polka dot plant tho seems like its growing outwards a lot #the plants are bringing me ablot of genuine joy and also a decent amount of anxiety and confidence issues lmao #my photos of stuffs #it didnt photo well but some of the petunia flowers are turning a bit purple-er in color #which i learned the other day they can do when the temperature is changing #i didnt pay attention to why and didnt entirely listen to it i mostly just heard that when the temp changes their flowers can change color2

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thekimdelacreme · 2 years

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#flower #hydrangea #hibiscus #daylily #allium #marigold

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novlr · 8 months

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The symbolism of flowers

Flowers have a long history of symbolism that you can incorporate into your writing to give subtext.

Symbolism varies between cultures and customs, and these particular examples come from Victorian Era Britain. You'll find examples of this symbolism in many well-known novels of the era!

Amaryllis: Pride

Black-eyed Susan: Justice

Bluebell: Humility

Calla Lily: Beauty

Pink Camellia: Longing

Carnations: Female love

Yellow Carnation: Rejection

Clematis: Mental beauty

Columbine: Foolishness

Cyclamen: Resignation

Daffodil: Unrivalled love

Daisy: Innocence, loyalty