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      Amaryllidaceae

      Narcissus

      The Narcissus plant brings to mind an intriguing tale. In Greek mythology, Narcissus was a handsome hunter who was renowned for his beauty. One day, he caught sight of his reflection in a river and fell deeply in love with himself. So enchanted was he by his own reflection that he couldn’t tear himself away, […]

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      Allium

      The Allium plant has an interesting story to tell. Legend has it that Alliums were created when a mischievous fairy sprinkled magic dust on onions, turning them into beautiful flowers. These flowers, with their vibrant colors and unique shapes, symbolize enchantment and transformation. In ancient times, Alliums were believed to ward off evil spirits and

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      Crinum

      Crinum, commonly known as the swamp lily, has an intriguing story. Legend has it that a beautiful nymph named Crinum fell in love with a mortal. However, their love was forbidden by the gods. Determined to be together, the nymph transformed herself into a stunning flower, the Crinum plant. It was said that when the

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      Hippeastrum

      The Hippeastrum, commonly known as the Amaryllis, has an intriguing story. Legend has it that the flower originated from a timid nymph named Amaryllis, who fell deeply in love with a bold shepherd Alteo. Determined to win Alteo’s heart, Amaryllis sought guidance from the Oracle, who advised her to pierce her heart with a golden

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      Amaryllidaceae

      The Amaryllidaceae family of flowering plants has an interesting history. The name “amaryllis” comes from a Greek myth in which a lovestruck nymph named Amaryllis pierced her heart with a golden arrow and from the drops of her blood sprung a beautiful red flower. Thousands of years later, Dutch colonists in South Africa discovered a

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