Carnations

Even though the petals of a carnation (Genus Dianthus) are used in and around foods, the leaves and stem contain triterpenoid saponins which cause contact dermatitis (skin irritation), nausea and vomiting, abdominal pain and possibly nervous disorders. For an adult it takes a large quantity of accidental ingestion to cause symptoms.

An infant (between 1 month and approximately 2 years of age) is so much smaller than an adult, so even a little of the toxin would have a greater effect. If an infant has eaten any parts of a carnation plant, call the Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222. They are the best source of information about, and the treatment of, toxin ingestion.

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I have 3 children and I have never done it but a nurse at my job says its all she ever used and she has 3 healthy teenage sons. You just mix equal parts sterile water with the carnation milk, for a great , inexpensive formula.

Carnations have flowers that are 2-3 inches round and 16-18 inches tall.

A carnation is a flowering plant; Dianthus caryophyllus (Clove Pink) a species of Dianthus.

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Could it be a peony?

i think it is a peony too.

the large intestine gets all the food and air from what you have eaten and it desolves it.

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bcuz the GCF of 90 and 135 is 45

To expose more of the cut surface to the water to increase the drawing power

Well Baby Clinic Formula

1 can of Carnation EVAPORATED milk

2 Cans of Water

1 TBS Karo Syrup

I dropper full of Poly Vi Sol Vitamins with Iron!!

Carnations would suffer from the cold. So if your winter is cold, then the carnation will die eventually if you stay outside long enough.

A carnation is a flowering plant. While most are perennials, some are annuals or biannuals.

Fibrous.

Both carnations and roses are in temperate gardens. Both are known for their smell. Both are used by florists and women appreciate them in bouquets from those who love them. Blue is a difficult color to obtain unless the flower is dyed. Both the rose and the carnation have associations with the Virgin Mary.

Carnations smell more spicy than sweet roses. Carnations last longer in bouquets. Roses have thorns and carnations do not.

A white carnation crossed with a red carnation makes a pink carnation.

Christians say that the Virgin Mary wept for Jesus and her tears turned into carnations. So on Mother's Day you should wear pink or red carnations if your mom is alive, and white carnations if your mother is dead.

CARNATION (GENERAL) -Fascination

CARNATION (PINK) -I'll Never Forget You

CARNATION (RED) -My Heart Aches For You, Admiration

CARNATION (PURPLE) -Capriciousness

CARNATION (SOLID COLOR) -Yes

CARNATION (STRIPED) -No, Refusal, Sorry I Can't Be With You, Wish I Could Be With You

CARNATION (WHITE) -Sweet and Lovely, Innocence, Pure Love, Woman's Good Luck Gift

CARNATION (YELLOW) -You Have Disappointed Me, Rejection

The pinks (D. plumarius), carnations (D.caryophyllus) and sweet william (D. barbatus) belong to the flamily Caryophyllaceae (meaning "clove" since they have a spicy frangrance), and are collectively referred to by their genus name, Dianthus (meaning "God's Flower"). They all have the typical noded stem and serrated or "pinked" petal edging.

The central vacuoles in its cell fill with green water. CORRECT ANSWER.

Carnations need trimming.

The proper name for a carnation was a nine long word: Dianthus floribus solitaris, sqyamis calycinis subovatis brevissimis, corollis crenatis. Explorerrs were bringing back more and more new and different specimens. Using such long names was very confusing.

scientifically named Dianthus carophyllus and was a favorite of William McKinley.