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    Most spectators would distinguish various forms throughout “Rose-Colored Dance”, particularly ovals, rectangles, and a multitude of lines targeted at a focal point (linear perspective). The most evident feature is the symmetrical flower, centered at the intersection of the lines and placed in the foreground. Descending the stem is black & white photographs, where portraits substitute the 3 heads on the surrounding birds. Likewise, the images contrast to the red and white hues in the shapes. On both

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    Myrtacea Family: Varying from tall trees to woody shrubs, with aromatic leaves that possess oil glands. The leaves are either alternate, opposite or whorled. Flowers are symmetrically radial and perigynous; possessing 4 or 5 sepals and petals; at least 5 stamen which are long and obvious. Anthers are adnate or versatile, opening by longitudinal slits or by pores. (Flora of Australia Volume 19 1998).  Eucalyptus genus: Exist as either mallees or trees, possessing smooth or rough bark.

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    drawn to Roses and Birds Number 5 because of the thin lines, the flowers, and how its fragility added an aura of femininity. Upon closer inspection of the art, I appreciated the artist’s use of Nepalese paper as her canvas. Unlike Kiki Smith’s piece, I wasn’t immediately drawn to Ornaments. The metal, while shiny, looked cold and hard. The piece is a floral arrangement, but looking at it I couldn’t envision the soft petals of flowers. Once I put aside my personal feelings and started observing the

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    theme, which states that true communication must flow in both directions. The most important symbol in the story, the chrysanthemum, strongly expresses the theme as it represents the story as a whole. Additionally, the specific characteristics of the flower themselves symbolize different events in the story. In this story, Steinbeck relates the characteristics of the chrysanthemum to various events

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    into her wedding. I want Laura to have the best wedding with the most amazing flowers she choose and to not worry about having the flowers not being the way she wants them to be. When Laura’s wedding caught my attention, I felt honor to be able to be part in the next step in someone’s lifetime. In this project, I’ll talk about the history of weddings, the flowers that were used, the creation and the packing up. The flowers or herbs were used in historical weddings since the beginning of time to show

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    Before the summer ends here are some great flower crafts for tweens. These are fun and simple ideas you can do with your tween, or just supply the materials to keep your kids busy for a whole afternoon. 1. Make Sachets - this is a great way to make inexpensive sachets for your tween's closet or even as special homemade gifts. Pick fragnant summer blooms and herbs like lavender. Strip the stems off the blooms and then set your flowers and herbs to dry in the sun. You can place them on newspaper or

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    is in the orchard. The manure is disposed of only a few feet away, but inaccessible because of fencing. Many sources recommended a compost pile be layers of specific materials. Brown material, such as dead leaves, shredded newspaper, and dead flowers is the base layer. Green waste such as grass clippings, kitchen waste, and manure are the next layer. Finally add a layer of garden soil. This should all be at least three foot by three foot high, which needs to be watered and aerated (Staff,

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    The changing symbol of the flower in The Great Gatsby represents hope and beauty, but also defends the claim that although everyone tries to be beautiful, beauty is only temporary and will never last and will fall apart in one's hands. In the beginning of The Great Gatsby, a flower shows how people are fake and they have ulterior motives to try to show their beauty. Nick is at Tom’s and Daisy’s house and Jordan wants Nick to be at her table. Jordan says, "I love to see you at my table, Nick. You

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    Examples of evolution and adaptation are present in every organism on Earth. Organisms adapt and change according to their surroundings. As their surroundings change, they change, or they die. These are the basic concepts of evolution. Organisms will adapt to survive and thrive, or they will die out. The species alive today as a result have evolved and have undergone much change from their ancestors. Invertebrate species are just some examples of this in action, but if one was to look at the specific

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    company is trying to sell. Naming the company Florely was all behind my product or products. If you didn’t get it from the name, the company is all about selling flowers. Florely is a company that has thrived off of selling flowers since the twentieth of  May, 2012. All of Florely’s employees are trained to understand the meaning behind

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