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Flower, flower grow for me,
Become a flower from a seed,
Grow your roots and a stem,
Let the water come right in

Flower, flower you are true,
You make me happy when I am blue,
You became a flower from a seed,
You did all that just for me

Olivia Taylor

Creative Edge | ArticlesBase.com

Monday, 20 July 2009

From trees in the genus Eucalyptus we get an extraordinary variety of materials useful to floral designers. Foliage from the same tree may vary with the tree's maturity, from round and flat to long and willowy. Among the familiar types are horizontal, stem-clasping leaves of 'Baby Blue', the immature flower buds of "seeded" eucalyptus, and the textured pods of 'Silverbell'. Native to Austrailia, eucalyptus species are generally gray or blue-green and often bear a distinctive fragrance of menthol

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