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5 Incredible Flower Festivals Around the World
Do you love the flowers as much as we love them? Then you should appreciate these 5 incredible flower festivals around the world. Showcasing nature’s beauty, they celebrate local cultures and provide unforgettable experiences to the people who visit them. … Continue reading
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Feria de Las Flores: Festival Of the Flowers in Colombia
If in your mind Colombian city of Medellín is strongly associated with infamous drug lord Pablo Escobar, it’s time to crush the old stereotype. These days, it’s the flowers in Colombia that they’re more famous for, and the transformation is … Continue reading
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Plum Blossom: China’s National Flower
In the long tapestry of Chinese history, flowers have always had a special place. Still, only the Plum Blossom has become China’s National Flower. Considered deeply symbolic, flowers are present in every aspect of life in China. This is evident … Continue reading
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The Sunflower: National Flower of Ukraine
Flowers in Ukraine: Introduction Flowers have always played an important role in Ukrainian culture. So much so, they’ve named the sunflower the national flower of Ukraine. The love for flowers in Ukraine started back when blooming plants were an integral part … Continue reading
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The Rose: National Flower of the United States
It’s probably not a surprise that the rose is the national flower of the United States. What might surprise you is roses have been around for about 35 million years! They grow naturally, and even wild) all around North America. This … Continue reading
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Hanami Traditions – A Look At Cherry Blossom Festival in Japan
The Cherry Blossom Festival in Japan is one of the most popular celebrations that attract nature lovers to the land of the rising sun from all over the world. Annually thousands of tourists head to Japan during spring time to … Continue reading
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Russia’s National Flower: Chamomile
Russia’s national flower, the chamomile, is an adorable little bloom with highly recognizable snow white petals and bright yellow center. Russia made its official declaration about the flower in 1998. Its name comes from Greek and means “earth apple.” However, … Continue reading
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What Women Want – A Guide To International Women’s Day
During International Women’s Day many females focus on such feminist values as equality, respect and acknowledgement. But regardless of their ambitions women still remain women and want to be treated as such. It means that they do want their men to be … Continue reading
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You Forgot Valentine’s Day, Now What?
It’s the big day and you’ve just woken up in cold sweat realizing that you totally forgot Valentine’s Day? Let’s admit, in the midst of all the commercial frenzy of pink hearts, plush teddy bears and red roses that starts … Continue reading
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January Birth Flower – The Carnation
The Carnation is a flower that can bloom during cold winter months. Making it the obvious, and beautiful, choice for the January birth flower! An incredibly fitting choice for celebrating January birthdays, this pretty bloom with ruffled petals was once one … Continue reading
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