Instructions Things You’ll Need: A sunny spot near the kitchen. A reference resource on flowers Flower plants or seeds A reference resource on herbs Herb plants or seeds Grow Herbs with Flowers Step 1: Do a little research either with books, on the web or with your local garden center to find out which flowers and herbs can live together. Choosing a sunny spot will give...
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Instructions Things You’ll Need: Website Warehouse Delivery contracts Step 1: Set up a website that lists all of your products and has several photos of them. List the website on all the major search engine and get it ranked. Step 2: Place a search bar on your site that allows guests to type in their zip code to see if you deliver to that area. This search can also...
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Instructions Step 1: Find a local florist in Norway, using online business listings. Dealing with a local florist generally gives you more options, personalized service and faster delivery. There's also no middle man to deal with, so the prices can be less expensive. To save money on long distance charges, look for florists with their own websites. Stavanger Flowers is a local florist...
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Instructions Step 1: Verify the address you're sending to. International addresses are often arranged differently than US ones, so it's important to make sure you have all the relevant address information. The florist will need an exact address to get your flowers there on time as ordered. Step 2: Gather together everything you need before ordering. Have the address written down or...
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Instructions Step 1: Finding a Valentine is the first step in sending flowers. It is widely accepted to send Valentine’s gifts to people who don’t know you have romantic feelings toward them. This makes you their secret admirer. This person should be someone whom you know and that knows you, after all this is a day for romance, not stalking. Step 2: Go to a local flower...
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Instructions History Step 1: There are shockingly few plants thriving in Hawaii that are native to the island. As new people migrated to Hawaii, they brought with them a variety of plants and animals. With the introduction of these new species came the dwindling of many native species. Many endemic plants were unable to adapt to the changing environment and became extinct. Of the...
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Instructions Things You’ll Need: scraps of fabric scissors thread hand-sewing needle button (optional) fray check (optional) Make Fabric Flowers Step 1: Cut two 4 inch squares of fabric, two 3 inch squares of fabric and two 2 inch squares of fabric. Step 2: Fold each square of fabric in half, then fold it in half again. Step 3: Trim the unfolded edges of the...
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Instructions Things You’ll Need: Bucket or large bowl Arrangement container Soap Floral foam Water Floral food Scissors or floral shears Step 1: Wash your arrangement container and bucket with soap and water. Rinse well with hot water so that all the soap and any remaining bacteria are gone. Step 2: Cut the foam to fit your arrangement container so that it remains an...
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Instructions Things You’ll Need: White silk cotton fabric
Fabric paints
Scissors
Thin floral wire
Floral tape
Wire cutters
Fabric pen
Petal stencil
Clear glue Step 1: Decide how many silk flowers you are going to make and how many petals you want each flower to have. Step 2: Using your fabric pen and your petal stencil, draw the number of petals needed for your...
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Instructions Lifecycle Step 1: Annual plants complete their life cycle in one growing season. They grow, bloom, set seed, and die in a single season. They usually have a long bloom period, especially if withered flowers are removed before the plant can set seed. Perennial plants live for several seasons, sometimes for decades. In cold climates, hardy perennials die back to the ground in...
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Instructions Ancient Egypt Step 1: The Egyptians used the lotus to symbolize the sun and rebirth and it was also a symbol of Upper Egypt. There are three creation legends that share similarities, in which the lotus's symbolism is expressed. In one creation legend, the sun rose out of a lotus that had grown from a watery chaos. The next legend, which originated from Heliopolis, states...
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Instructions Things You’ll Need: Sunflower seeds Hand shovel Water String (optional) Shiny items like pie plates or CDs (optional) Soap and water mixture in spray bottle (optional) Planting Sunflowers Step 1: Purchase sunflower seeds from any nursery or garden center. Several varieties are available, both dwarf and tall, in a wide range of colors and styles. Be careful...
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Instructions Things You’ll Need: Pieces of Denim Material Dowel Rods (12" long) Sewing Machine Contrasting Thread Pillow Stuffing Craft Glue Step 1: Cut three circles for each flower. The easiest way to do this is to use a large plastic cup. Sit it upside down on the material, and draw around it. Now just cut along the lines. Pin each flower together in sets of three....
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Instructions Things You’ll Need: Pencil with good eraser
Colored pencils
Drawing paper
White gel pen Yellow Hibiscus Step 1: Study the forms of these flowers before attempting to draw. If you do not have access to these flowers in physical form then study photographs of them. It helps to become familiar with the way they grow, their shapes and their colors before drawing...
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Instructions Things You’ll Need: colored paper contrasting paper scrap of yellow paper green paper (optional) pencil scissors glue Step 1: Draw the outline of a hibiscus flower on the colored paper (or download a template for the petals and leaves using the link below). Hibiscus have five curved petals, like a star shape, that are fairly close together. Step 2:...
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Instructions Things You’ll Need: 2 Hershey's Kisses Pink, red or yellow cellophane gift wrap 2 silk rose leaves 18 gauge wire 2 wooden skewers Green floral tape Hot glue gun Scissors Wire cutters Step 1: Glue the bottoms of the Hershey's Kisses together using the hot glue. This will create the rose bud shape. Step 2: Poke the pointed end of the wood skewer into...
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Instructions Step 1: When to Plant Trees Climate plays a deciding role when determining the appropriate planting time. Newly planted trees do best when exposed to moderate temperature and rainfall and they need time to root and acclimatize before the onset of intense heat and dryness of summer or the freezing temperatures of winter. Spring and fall, therefore, are generally the best...
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