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Scented Flowers Make A Mariah Carey Style Comeback

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Singer Mariah Carey all but disappeared from the music scene only
 to return a bigger star than ever in late 2005. But, in terms of
 comebacks, fragrant flowers just may make an even bigger 
comeback


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Scented Flowers Make A Mariah Carey Style Comeback
Copyright (c) 2006-2008 Wesley Berry, AAF
Wesley Berry Flowers
http://www.800wesleys.com/



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In the past, flowers were frequently valued for their heady 
scents. They were used to woo a lover, mask scents that were less

than desirable, and create expensive perfumes. Their fragrance 
has been described in great literary works by notable authors 
like Shakespeare. But, over time, the fragrance of flowers faded

and how a flower smelled became much less important than how it 
looked.

Flowers have been crossbred to create bigger, brighter, and 
longer lasting blooms with great commercial appeal. Typically, 
when people call their florist to order flowers they are most 
concerned with how long the arrangement will last and choosing 
those flower varieties that will stay fresher longer. That's 
perfectly understandable. When you spend your hard earned money 
on a gift for a family member or friend, you want them to be able

to enjoy that gift for as long as possible. For that reason, 
flower breeders have toiled to create hybrids that live for long

periods of time when cut and placed in a vase or arrangement.

Recently, though, flower enthusiasts have begun to request 
flowers with more fragrance to appeal not just to the eye, but 
also to the nose. Perhaps that's because the human nose is 
capable of discerning over 10,000 different scents. Lightly 
scented flowers bring a breath of nature's laughter to a room. 
Having foreseen a swing back toward a desire for scented flowers,

renowned English rose breeder David Austin, began crossbreeding 
hybrid tea roses with their lovely colors and long-lasting blooms

with the Old Roses that existed prior to 1867 and were abundantly

fragrant. The result is a rose that has the best of both worlds
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a long lasting, beautiful bloom with a delightful scent.

David Austin's rose isn't the only flower with a lovely 
fragrance. There are many other blooms that have retained their 
fabulous scent, such as the lilac, hyacinth, and honeysuckle to 
name just a few. If you're interested in ordering a flower 
arrangement that delights not just the eyes, but also the nose, 
contact your florist and ask for assistance. He or she can choose

blooms to match the colors and looks you want to achieve while 
also providing a scent that is sure to please. 




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Wesley Berry is member of the American Academy of 
Floriculture (AAF) and President of Wesley Berry Flowers 
(http://www.wesleyberryflowers.com), a successful 
multi-million dollar floral business that was established 
in 1946. He also works with http://www.funeral-homes.net 
to provide useful information about funeral homes across 
the nation. He has been recognized by florists nationwide 
(http://www.flowers-nationwide.com) as a leader in the 
flower business. Visit Wesley Berry Flowers on the web 
at: http://www.800wesleys.com


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