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Why does butterflies have straw?
butterfly have straw to stuck the flowers
Are straw flowers annual or perennial?
perennial
When was The Language of Flowers created?
The Language of Flowers was created in 1872.
How do butterflies obtain food?
Butterflies obtain food through a special mouth part that acts as a straw. They use this straw to drink nectar from flowers.
What do carnation flowers mean in the flower language?
The carnation flowers have significant connection with Mother's Day. Usually people give their mother a bunch of Carnation flower during Mother's day. In flower language carnations mean women's love, move and pure love.
Why does a butterfly have a long probing tongue?
To drink nectar from the insides of flowers, like straw.
What does florerias mean in English?
"Florerias" is a word of Spanish origin. In the English language, the term can be translated to mean "florist", which is an occupation that deals with flowers.
What does a carnation symbolize or represent in the language of flowers?
A carnation symbolizes love, fascination, and admiration in the language of flowers.
What is the Language of flowers?
sences
What do orange lilies symbolize in the language of flowers?
Orange lilies symbolize passion, energy, and confidence in the language of flowers.
What actors and actresses appeared in Language of the Flowers - 1981?
The cast of Language of the Flowers - 1981 includes: Vincent Price as Narrator
What is the Japanese Language?
The language of flowers is different in Japan. The link provides a very nice article about the meanings of flowers in Japan.
