The Texas Bluebonnet is a type of lupine.
There are many lupines available in the UK but I don't know if any look like the bluebonnet.
Have you tried planting bluebonnets?
Don't know how well they will do there, they might not get enough light there & might get too much water but it might be woth a try.
Flowers Brass Band (now PolySteel Band) from Gloucester, UK play their encore piece, the theme tune to Hawaii 5 o at Yeovil Entertainments Contest.
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I want to send a friend some flowers in Japan. Ive tried various UK florists, but while all offer basic bouquets, none offer extras like Teddies, Chocolates etc for Japan. Can anyone give me a reputable florist, who can provide what I want?
http://www.o-hana.jp/english.html
There are so many web shops for flowers and extras located in Japan. Out side of Japan can't send flower and foods because of quarantine matter.
I want some winter colour in my garden . What flowers throughout the winter months and will cheer me up? All suggestions gratefully received.
pansies and wallflowers will give you plenty of colour in winter in your garden as you can get them both in a variety of different colours. hopefully we don,t have white christmas to cover them !!!!!!
I live in London so are there any shops that sell nice hair flowers?
you don't have to buy hair flowers. you can easily make one by going to craft store that sells silk flowers. get ones that you like, sew or glue hair pin on the back.
Any location is ok or somwhere not in The UK. But prefectly london or UK tho. I indeed need to take some great red lotus flowers for competition. Thank a lot! ^-^
Sorry, I mean the red water lilies or so called Lotuses. Thanks
I wish you’d said in your earlier question that you were talking about flowers … =D
Nymphaea lotus water lilies are really summer-blooming flowers, but you may just be in time to catch the last flowers of the season at Kew. Head for the Water Lily House.
http://www.kew.org/places/kew/waterlilyhouse.html
There are also about 40 different water lily varieties in the outdoor Aquatic Garden, but I don’t know whether the red lotus is one of them. Worth a look? http://www.kew.org/places/kew/aquaticgarden.html
If not, it may be worth contacting a specialist waterlily grower, such as the Dorset Water Lily Company http://www.dorsetwaterlily.co.uk/ or Bennets https://shop.waterlily.co.uk/redwaterlilies.php
The only other suggestion I have may solve the problem of being at the end of the flowering season is to try one of London’s specialist flower markets. I’d suggest visiting either Columbia Road flower market (Sunday mornings) or New Covent Garden wholesale market (opens at 3am)
http://www.touruk.co.uk/london_markets/colombiaroad_market1.htm
http://www.newcoventgardenmarket.com/Market/Flowers/tabid/102/Default.aspx.
The Move playin’ flowers in the rain. Late 60’s
A video created by David S. Blanco for Chester P of Task Force.