- last 2,000 years.
Carnations are
prized for
their vibrant colors,
delicate fringed petals, and fragrance. The
scent of
carnations is
often described...
- and gift giving,
churchgoing often accompanied by the
distribution of
carnations, and
family dinners. In the
United States, Mother's Day
complements similar...
- the
colour of
flesh The
Carnations, a
Canadian indie rock band
Carnation (album), a 2002
album by
Astrid Williamson "
Carnation" (song), a 2011 song by...
-
flower market, then
richly stocked with
carnations (which were in season). Some of the
insurgents put
carnations in
their gun barrels, an
image broadcast...
- The For
Carnation are an
American post-rock band from Louisville, Kentucky,
formed in 1994. The band was
formed by
Brian McMahan, who is the only constant...
-
Carnation is a
brand of food products. The
brand was
especially known for its
evaporated milk
product created in 1899, then
called Carnation Sterilized...
- Dept. - Dead
Letter Dept. (CD,
August 2001) DCD-007-2 - The
Carnations - The
Carnations (CD,
December 2001) DCD-008-2 - Four
Square - When W****s were...
- is also
known as "The Run for the
Carnations"
because the
winning horse is
draped with a
blanket of
white carnations after the race, in
similar fashion...
-
varieties of
carnations were
available during those early days and
competition was fierce. Many
independent growers marketed their carnations through sales...
-
Bacterial wilt of
carnations (also
known as
carnation bacterial wilt) is a
bacterial disease caused by the
plant pathogen Paraburkholderia caryophylli...
