Fun, festive and unique. These Collegiate Wine Glasses are a great addition to any collegiate collector's set.
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Daylily
Hemerocallis
Daylilies have been cultivated since 2697 BC in China. People in the region used the flowers as much for utilitarian reasons as they did for the beauty of the flowers. By the 1500's the daylily had made its way to Europe and now there are as many as 40 000 daylilies registered.
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Handcrafted fine quality stoneware decanters by Mara.
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Handcrafted Dishes,Plates and Serving Platters by Mara. Unique Stoneware Dinnerware for your dining enjoyment.
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Great for stacking and gripping. The Frank Howell Stoneware collection includes mixing bowls, ceraeal or dessert bowls, soup mugs and chip and dip server.
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Gladioli
Gladiolus
The genus Gladiolus contains about 260 species, of which 250 are native to sub-Saharan Africa, mostly South Africa. The South African species were originally pollinated by long-tongued anthrophorine bees, but some changes in the pollination system have occurred.
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Inca Lily
Alstroemeria
Named after Baron Claus Alstroemer (1736 - 94), a botanist, these delicate flecked lily-like flowers are indigenous to Chile. Varieties and cultivars range from brilliant flames of orange to all the shades of reds and soft pinks.
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Iris
Iridaceae
The bearded iris gets it name from the "beard" found toward the back of the lower petals. Made up of short hairs, it looks very much like a long, furry catapillar. Its origins lie in Greek mythology and is named after the Rainbow Goddess, Iride or Iris.
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Lettuce
Lactuca Sativa
Beautiful to look at and wonderful to eat, a plant of many leaves that most people are familiar with in many of its forms from frilly to sturdy iceberg.
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Nasturtium
Tropaeolum
The nasturtium, whose native land is Peru, is called the "flower with a face". The young buds are covered with a pointed hood like that of the Capuchin monks, from which the flowers French name, Capucine, is derived.
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Handcrafted Collectible stoneware pitchers by Mara. Unique and Quality.
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Poppy
Papaveracae
The poppy flower has no scent and secretes no nectar, but it spends it's pollen lavishly and from the first morning of bloom poppies are plundered by bees. Frank Kingdon Ward discovered Blue Poppies in the Himalayas and introduced them to England in 1924.
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