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Historical Perspectives on Scouting
... -lis represent the three points of the Scout Promise. In some countries, the two decorative five-pointed stars stand for truth and knowledge. The crest is white on a royal purple background. These ... be considered was whether to recommend a merger or a consolidation. The Joint Feasibility Study Committee pointed out in its report that: "A merger occurs when one council surrenders its charter and the ...
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POTATOES- the 1600s - DIVERSITY
... hairy stems and profuse green foliage; each branch which was produced from a spring planting had a few flowers which released a rich perfume. The blossoms were a striking bluish purple with red stamens, forming angular, five-pointed stars about an inch across. Then came clusters of green berries which turned either white or black. The roots by this time ...
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Arborea forms
... , which have been reported by Paul Phillips to be as long as 2.5" long. From below, the blooms give the appearance of 5-pointed stars. B. arborea is the only known brugmansia species which is self-fertile. B. arborea is freely hybridized with B. sanguinea, and B. vulcanicola B. arborea antlers are free in nature, not fused. B. arborea seedpods are egg- ...
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Floridata: Stapelia spp.
... , but the flowers are remarkable. They are large 3-10 in (7.6-25.4 cm) across, usually flattened and shaped like five pointed stars with a conspicuous round disk in the center. The fleshy petals are often fringed with tiny hairs. Flowers are colored with reds, yellows, browns and purples, and many are spotted, barred or mottled. The flowers of many ...
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CSSA Newsletters #12
... bands. Orbea is a genus of about 20 species of dwarf, clump forming, leafless succulents, closely related and originally called Stapelia. They come from dry rocky hillsides of eastern and southern Africa. Their flowers are 5 pointed stars with a carrion scent that attracts blue bottle flies for pollination. O. ciliata grow into a 2 inch high mat of ...
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Paghat's Garden: Hepatica nobilis var acuta, Pallid Blue
... cold months, while sun can reach them through the deciduous canopy. The first photograph was taken just before the brand new leaves unfolded into pointed three-lobed foliage. They look like three-pointed stars. These attractive leaves start out burgundy, but as they open into shiny pointed stars, they become a glossy green with a mottled webwork. These specifics can vary a little bit from clump ...
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Paghat's Garden: Viola labradorica
... busily ripening its charming seeds, which rest atop each of the leaves quite decoratively with the same two-tone shades as the leaves. An early July photo shows this effect. Later in July the seeds burst open into three-pointed stars, as can be seen in the last photo. The emptied seed-husk remains decorative into August. In our garden it has proven to ...
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Penn-Jersey 2002 Roses in Review Results
... to blackspot. It did not survive its second winter in Zone 6. Rosalinda Madara does like the pointed buds. Vanilla Perfume ab 7.9 0 1 Rosalinda Madara likes the beautiful bloom and especially loves the ... includes the comments that the Blooms have an unusual form that when opened look like layers of 5 pointed stars, but still with a high tight center. After three years in the garden, her plant is ...
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The Hoya Page
... like crassulas than hoyas (Hoya australis subsp. rupicola, oramicola and saniae from Austrailia and Hoya pachyclada from Thailand). Hoya flowers are just as varied as the leaves, despite the fact that all are shaped like five pointed stars. They grow in umbels, usually with many flowers per umbel. Individual flowers range in size from as small as four ...
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WeedAlert.com Weed Listing (Virginia Buttonweed)
... stems and are joined by a membrane. Virginia buttonweed prefers moist, wet conditions. The tubular flowers of Virginia buttonweed are white to purplish, and grow in the leaf axis along the stem. Flowers resemble four-pointed stars. Virginia buttonweed spreads by seed and plant segments. Virginia buttonweed is found throughout the Southeastern United States, and ...
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