because they just need it okay.
Some flowers have scents and some do not.
There aren't many blue flowers, but there is the bluebell, and blue hydrangea which are lovely flowers, with delicious scents
Coty Wild Musk is a fragrance that contains several different scents once the perfume is worn. The scents include a blend of flowers, musk and vanilla.
no No. It depends on what type of pollinators the flower is trying to attract. Some are attracted to scents, hence perfumed flowers, and some are attracted to color or shape, which is why flowers come in all colors and shapes.
Their colors and scents draw pollinators to them.
The flower smells like something good and the smell is the best kind of flower that is out and discovered today. I love the smell of the daisy flower and I grow alot of them in my gardon my life grows just like the daisy flower and I am tall like the daisy flower {8ft, 7in} to be on the spot. U r the bomb
Cats may be scared of flowers due to their strong scents, unfamiliar appearance, or potential toxicity. Cats have sensitive noses and may find certain flower scents overwhelming. Additionally, the movement of flowers in the wind or their bright colors may startle cats. Some flowers are also toxic to cats, so they may instinctively avoid them to protect themselves.
Blooming Idiots. The Bloom Room. Beauty and common scents. Grandma's Yard.
All the scents of the eos lip balms at least i think so. 0_0 lol
Cats are known to dislike certain scents found in flowers, such as lavender, mint, and citrus, which can be overwhelming to their sensitive noses. Additionally, some flowers contain toxins that are harmful to cats if ingested, causing them to avoid flowers altogether.
Yes, some flowers attract flies because they produce scents and colors that are appealing to them. Flies are attracted to flowers for various reasons, including seeking nectar, pollen, or a place to lay their eggs.
Flowers that open at night do not have any scent what so ever. The cytoplasm engages a reactant in the bud of the flower. This results in the hault of all smells.