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Showing posts with label Valentine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Valentine. Show all posts

Friday, February 13, 2009

Valentine's Day Wishes


Celebrate the spirit of love this February
on Valentine’s Day. The love God Cupid
will descend on earth and spread romantic
ideas all around. Its time to express
your love heartwarmingly and
send a wonderful message and loving
floral wishes to your loved ones. Let the
hearts come to gether and feel special
every moment. Check out some of most
expressive and romantic old letters
flushed with adorable messages from
your beloved. Enhance your active
participation at this February and cherish
a romantic journey with your sweetheart.
Let happy of the season of love and merriment
be with you always. Let us make WARLESS
WORLD.

Happy Valentine's Day...

Thursday, February 5, 2009

The World's Most Unusual Plants

Dont gift any of these to your Valentine :)

These are the top 4 of the most Unusual plants & flowers, enjoy!

1. Rafflesia arnoldii: this parasitic plant develops the world's largest bloom that can grow over three feet across. The flower is a fleshy color, with spots that make it look like a teenager's acne-ridden skin. It smells bad and has a hole in the center that holds six or seven quarts of water. The plant has no leaves, stems, or roots.



2. Hydnora africana, an unusual flesh-colored, parasitic flower that attacks the nearby roots of shrubby in arid deserts of South Africa. The putrid-smelling blossom attracts herds of carrion beetles.




3. Dracunculus vulgaris: smells like rotting flesh, and has a burgundy-colored, leaf-like flower that projects a slender, black appendage.




4. Amorphophallus: means, literally, "shapeless penis." The name comes from the shape of the erect black spadix.

No Nasty thinking :-)

Image Courtesy:
http://www.parasiticplants.siu.edu/Rafflesiaceae/Raff.arn.page.html
http://www.oxford.bcss.org.uk/picture%20gallery/plants/mary/south%20africa%2005.htm
http://www.rcplondon.ac.uk/garden/2007-06/Dracunculus%20vulgaris%20RCP05-07%201423.jpg
http://www.tfeps.org/A._titanum.jpg