Solidago – Introduced into the Middle East By Saladin
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Protea – Taking after Proteus the Son of Poseidon
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Helenium – Alluding to Helen of Troy
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Photinia Flowers – Derived from the Greek Word Photeinos, Meaning Shiny
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Banksia – Known for Their Fruiting “Cones”, Flower Spikes and Flower Heads
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Penstemon Flowers – Partly Evergreen Perennials or Deciduous
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Mimosa – The Whole World Cultivates Mimosa for Their Cut Flower Industry
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Lisianthus – Symbolizing an Outgoing Nature and Appreciation
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Kalanchoe – In Honor of Botanist Michael Adanson Who First Described the Genus
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Hibiscus – Beautiful Adonis Emerged Transformed as Hibiscus
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Tuberose – History of Use in Religious Ceremonies Including Hawaiian Marriages
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Chrysanthemum – The Official October Month Flower In Ancient China
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