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Wreaths have existed since the ancient Romans in many forms. Christmas wreaths originated in English speaking European countries and are usually made of evergreen to symbolize strength.
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Most florists can create fresh wreaths to order. Fresh wreaths can also be found at many local nurseries. During the holiday season, many schools and churches sell fresh wreaths as part of fundraising efforts.
there are 9,23,456,789 poppies in thge world.
Sea of Poppies has 528 pages.
Flanders Field in Belgium. A cometary for WW1 soldiers. In Flanders Fields the poppies blow, Between the crosses row on row. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The reason for this is that the WW1 battle fields were stripped of vegetation and turned into fields of mud by the shelling that went on. Poppy seeds lie dormant in the soil for many, many years and when the ground is disturbed and they are brought up to the surface they sprout and flower the next summer. The battle fields of WW1 therefore turned into solid fields of bright red poppies, a striking sight that, given what had happened there, would have made a deep impression on anybody who saw them (hence the poem). In the UK on remembrance day (11/11) people wear red poppies and lay poppy wreaths in memory of the WW1 fallen.
Seven. Poppies come in many shades of white, yellow, pink, red, orange, blue, and purple
The plural is poppies (flowers).The plural of poppy is poppies.For example: Many poppies were sold around the world for Remembrance Day.
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oh it would be hard to say but probably like millions of poppies. Around 40 million poppies are sold each year.
Probably China, like many things, especially small ornaments such as this. Most likely in slave labor conditions (which are comparable to those of Nazi Germany). However, not all are made in China. I understand that "in 2012 most New Zealand poppies were made in China and manufactured in Australia." - http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/war/anzac-day/poppies I'm no expert on the details here. But I do know that China has a bad track record for using slave labor to produce products, including those for overseas export.
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