Please make a paragraph on flowers
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FLOWERS
Flowers are the most beautiful gift given by God. They surround us at every phase of our life. They are the source of joy, happiness, sweetness, beauty and what not.
We can compare our life with the life of a flower. As the life of a flower starts as a small bud then when the bud grown up the petals of flower comes out of the bud and blossom and spread its sweet smell in the surrounding and after that the flower starts loosing its beautiful petals one by one and one day the flower is destroyed. It's totally similar to the life cycle a human being.
Flowers are of different-different colours. The colour of a flower depends on the atmosphere of the surroundings. For example mostly roses are red in colour but at some places pink, yellow, orange, white and even black roses are also exists.
Rose water is very useful as it is use in soaps to give a fresh bath. Rose, jasmine and other flowers are used to make perfumes. Different-different flowers are use in the decoration of cakes as well. Marigold flowers use to decorate stages for various purposes such as for marriage functions, for guests, for birthday parties etc.
Flowers are the source of beauty as well. Flowers based designs are very loved by people. People like to decorate their houses with flower based designs of mats, bed sheets, pillow covers, curtains, pots etc. Hence floral designs are very popular and liked by all.
Flowers are the best example of natural beauty.
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❤SWEET MORNING❤
✨Flowers
Flowers are one of nature’s most beautiful gifts to man and it would not be wrong to say that the blooming of a flower in itself symbolises life. plants produce flowers because they contain the male and female reproductive organs. Like human beings plants also need to transfer Pollen from the male reproductive organs to the female ones. Unlike human beings and animals, plants cannot move so they need to attract other creatures which can do this job for them and for this purpose they produce flowers. Flowers have a delicate but complex structure and no two flowers are alike. Before blooming, a flower is in the shape of a bud and is covered on the outside with scaly and rough sepals.
Once a flower blooms, these sepals open up and the inner petals arc uncovered. Plants use these brightly coloured petals to attract insects like butterflies and bees. Housed inside the petals are the styles and above these are the anthers covered with pollen. To fertilise a female cell, the pollen on the anthers must reach the ovary, below the style, in another flower. Attracted by the colour of the flowers, bees and butterflies come to feed on the nectar and pollen, as they fly away to another flower, they carry with them grains of pollen stuck to their legs. This pollinates the other flower and helps plants in reproducing. Besides this there are other types of plants which produce a pollen which is light enough to be carried by the wind. Grass for example is a flowering plant which produces pollen. Since flowers have been used over the ages for decoration as well, many types of flowers are grown in house gardens and nurseries. Florists sell beautiful bouquets of these all around the year. Flowers are also used today to manufacture scented soaps and perfumes.