is the product whole flowers or are they ground? Thank you
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Whole flowers that have been dried and shredded. The packages I got are definately not ground flowers.
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I'm really not sure if they're whole flowers but you do see pieces of the dried flowers in your bag. The tea is not ground up like some of the other teas that I've ordered that have a much finer texture. You can actually see pieces of the flower in your bag. Everyone that I've let taste it comments on how full-bodied the taste is and they absolutely love it. It looks almost like potpourri. In fact you will have to use strainer after you boil it.
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Neither ground, or whole flowers. They're kind of shredded into small dried slivers. Hope that helps!
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The flowers are in a very crumbled state. I believe the contents were originally whole flowers, but they are very crumbled in the packages. I was initially concerned that the quality of the tea would be impacted by the crumbled state but it brews up a wonderful tea. In my opinion, it brews up a better tea with less of the crumbled flowers required compared to the volume of whole flowers required to brew up the same strength of tea. I have been very satisfied with the results from the crumbled flowers.
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Both. Keep in mind these are not the giant hibiscus flowers you grow in your yard. They are "wild" and smaller.
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They are ground flaxseed but not sure if they're golden. The ingredient listed says Organic Cold Milled Ground Flaxseed.
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They are whole beans, very good quality. It's a great value for the money - highly recommended.
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Hi Barb...My plants have been in ground for eight months - they are doing well and blooming. My location is Gainesville. Good Luck....Carl
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I'm sorry - I can not answer your question - these flowers did not germinate at me after landing.
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According the the picture they are both annual and perennial. Looking at the picture there looks to be more perennial than annual. Mine are not even close to blooming yet.
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Hi, They are mostly dark pink rose. However, since my BR has lots of lavender, I touched the roses up with lavender paint to match my room. Now it looks perfect.Trudijane
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Hello, they are whole peppers with the seeds inside. I am not sure of the quality of them for planting. worth a shot for the price if you cant find just the seeds anywhere else.
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They are silk flowers. They were a nice quality. I was very happy with my purchase. Hope this helps.
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I'm sure that they are, but you would be better off asking the seller to be sure. My plants arrived very quickly, and they were wrapped like the finest china to be that they arrive undisturbed!! They were perfect, healthy and adorable! I highly suggest this company for the best product. LOVE my little plants...and I bought them quite some time ago, and they're still going strong!
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These were the whole seeds. I grind just before use to stay fresh. Also I have them stored in the bag but in a plastic canister to protect from pests.
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It is ground up to a powder form. Usually with spices or herbs, "ground" means a very find grind as opposed to minced or chopped or cut (you sometimes see also C/S which means Cut and Sifted) or leaf flakes or granules...unless, of course, you are talking about coffee, then "ground" does not mean that it is as fine as powder. :-)
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I put them in potting soil in a shallow container. They don't need much water and do fine in just a few hours of sun. I bought them for floral arrangements last summer and didn't use them all. I still have them and they look great!
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Mine has been completely intact for several years. I use them in my flower beds, to prevent rain run-off from eroding the soil away from my azaleas.
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The planter is hollow, so dirt will fill the entire planter, btw these are really great! We love them.
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Hello, they are about 2x2. I was happy with them as far as size and color. We only planted about 6. But nothing happened with them. Not sure if I didn't plant enough or if it was just the batch? Going to try again this spring with the rest of them. Hope that helped