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Guess the names of the following flowers!!!

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Rajesh my elder son wants to honor both of us (his parents) while naming his son.
Both of us (I and my husband) share the same initials V.R.
So he added some vowels and made the name VaRuN!
How very thoughtful!:)
I feel honored.:happy:
dearVRji !
thanks for clearing my anxiety . you are having poorva janma punniyam like me to have son like chi.Rajesh
Guruvayurappan
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Flower #1.

The jade vine is a rare woody vine native to the tropical rainforests of the Philippines. It is a member of the pea and bean family and is closely related to kidney beans. The plant carries claw shaped flowers which grow from hanging trusses; they can reach up to three meters in length. The flower’s color can vary from blue green to mint green. The species has proven extremely difficult to propagate, and is considered an endangered species due to the destruction of its habitat and a decrease in natural pollinators.
 
Flower # 2.

This is a beautiful flower that has been classed as exceedingly rare since 1884. It is believed to be completely extinct in the wild, but a few individuals might have survived. This stunning plant is endemic to the Canary Islands and is believed to have originally been pollinated by sun birds, which have long since become extinct in the Canary Islands. This could help to explain the scarcity of the plant. Experiments have been undertaken to find new pollinators for the flowers, in hopes that they can successfully be reintroduced to the Islands, but as of 2008, no fruit had been successfully produced. The Parrot’s beak is however cultivated in the horticulture trade, which can allow even you to own one!
 
Flower # 3.

This is an extremely rare type of wild orchid found across Europe. Britain’s only example of this plant, which used to be more common and widespread, can be found on a golf course and has been under strict police protection since 1917. A single cutting can be sold for US$5000, which is shocking as the plant is very difficult to propagate. Its seeds bear no nourishment for the growing plant, so it lives in a symbiotic relationship with a specific type of fungus, which provides it with nourishment, until the adult leaves can produce enough nourishment for the plant, at which time the fungus will also live off it. There are many types of Lady slipper orchids, many of which are rare. This specific type, has dark purple to almost red brown tendrils with a bright yellow “slipper or moccasin.”
 
Flower # 4.

The Ghost orchid is a fascinating rare plant that was presumed extinct for almost 20 years, only recently did it rear its head again. The plant is so rare because it is basically impossible to propagate. It has no leaves, does not depend on photosynthesis and does not manufacture its own food. Like the Lady slipper, it needs a specific fungus in close contact with its root system, which feeds it. The Ghost orchid never grows leaves, and will therefore always depend on the fungus for its nourishment. The Ghost orchid can live underground for years, without showing any external signs and will only bloom when all conditions are optimum. This explains why some orchid enthusiasts search for years and years just to have a glimpse of this elusive flower.
 
கேளுங்கள் தரப்படும்!

தட்டுங்கள் திறக்கப்படும்!!

நம்புங்கள் நல்ல மனங்கள்

உள்ளன இன்னமும் உலகில்!!!

தந்திருக்கலாம் கேட்கும் முன்னமே!

சிந்திக்கவில்லை தொலைநோக்கில்!!
true to some extent .you can not get all what you want and all which are with you are not because you wanted them.ketathaiyum ,kekkathaiyum tharuvathu than kadvul.present joy may turn sorrow and present painful things will turn relief in future.so for happiness take things as it comes and rest will be taken care of by HIM
Guruvayurappan
 
A curve is a curve whether it is concave or convex.

This fat lady is a good luck talisman.

She is the Thai version of the Japanese " mani-neko"

(meaning "money cat".)

Usually money cats are thin but this one is really plump.

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She looks real Cool despite her bulges!!! Doesn't she???

perhaps she might not have seen herself in a full size mirror or
having a misconcept/diferentidea about beauty.gonda or olly healthy is important
Guruvayurappan
 
How many questions are to be answered!!!
bhaja bhajaGundu??? :decision: very very Olly???
healthy Gundu ??? :decision: unhealthy Gundu???
healthy olly??? :decision: unhealthy olly???
Paarkkable???:decision: not Paarkkable???
 
Sunshine makes all the flowers open up!
The converse is also true.
The flowers have made the sunshine lady
open up her heart to their beauty.
Whenever I see a double digit notification,
I know that the golden hand of the
Sunshine lady is behind those Likes!



she is nothing but the small ray of the golden sun and is happy
as those beautiful flowers are, for the love from miles apart.
 
Just as we associate Indian flowers with appropriate properties and

qualities, the westerners attribute different significance to different

flowers.
We will see them starting from tomorrow 24-5-2012. :pray2:
 
dearVRji !
i was viewing all the post having flowers and shown to my wife &daughter in the morning .
in mere coincidence in BBC also they were showing various flowers as flowershow for business promotion. so this malarkal varam.
guruvayurappan
 
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