### plant part | flower:

Pistillate flower
* are female flowers that produce fruit
  - terminal to the central stem and other major branches of the inflorescence
* have a compound ovary with three locules topped by three sticky, sessile stigmas.
* lack visible sepals and petals, and are small and green.
* reach the surface by a long, thread-like stalk.
* solitary in upper leaf axils or forming cymes co-mingled with the male flowers.

Prairie flower
* are in bloom.
* attract a diversity of pollinating insects.

Purple flower
* Most purple flowers attract bees.
* Most purple flowers have odor
  - petals
  - produce useful seeds
* Some purple flowers grow in pockets.
* are dominant to white flowers in pea plants
  - edible as well as leaves and seeds which are known for benefits to liver
* seem to be most attractive to butterflies, followed by yellows, pinks, and whites.
* yield pods full of tiny seeds, persisting into the winter.

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Pyrethrum
* are herbs
  - insecticide
  - primarily effective as a contact poison
* can also be a useful contact insecticide for reducing insect pest populations
  - kill insects rapidly at very low concentrations
* comes from insecticidal compounds found in African chrysanthemums.
* daisy-like flower that can be used for production of a natural insecticide.
* give a fast knock down of pest insects and are broad spectrum.
* insecticide is one of the most widely used natural insecticides in existence.
* is also toxic to fish
  - considered a natural chemical suitable for use by organic gardeners
* is derived from the blossoms of the pyrethrum flower, Chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium
  - flower of Chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium
  - easy to grow
  - extracted from the flowers of chrysanthemum
  - extremely toxic to fish, toxic to bees and slightly toxic to birds
* is grown in small holdings and only in certain areas of the highlands
  - smallholdings and only in certain areas of the highlands
  - non-toxic to most mammals, making it among the safest insecticides in use
  - nontoxic to most mammals, making it among the safest insecticides in use
  - one of the most widely used organic pesticides
  - the most widely used botanical insecticide in the United States
  - used as a insecticide against many garden bugs
* kills all non-resistant insects.
* natural pesticide which provides a quick kill but no residual
  - vegetable extract from a variety of Chrysanthemum flowers
* nerve poison and paralyzes insects on contact.

Red flower
* Most red flowers bloom in summer.
* attract birds as pollinators and have no scent
  - nectar-sucking birds, as everyone with a hummingbird feeder knows
* complement romantic occasions such as weddings and anniversaries.
* seem to be distinguished because of their reflection of ultra-violet.

Rosemary flower
* can be white, pink, purple, or blue deep purple or blue-violet.
* come in shades of blue, pink and white.

Saguaro flower
* Most saguaro flowers provide nectar.
* Some saguaro flowers provide food.

### plant part | flower | scabiosa:

Pincushion flower
* are attractive to butterflies
* does best in sunny gardens.
* is insect and disease resistant and attracts butterflies.
* make fine cut flowers.
* perform best in moist, well-drained soils.

Scent flower
* appear in summer.
* emerge in summer.

Shape flower
* appear in springs.
* vary in color.

Showy flower
* Most showy flowers bloom in early springs
  - have petals
  - produce seeds
* appear during summer.
* are fragrant and attract butterflies.
  - while foliage unfurls
* go to greater lengths to reproduce.
* to attract pollinators.

Snapdragon flower
* are sensitive to root rot, so provide well-draining potting soil
  - tubes made up of five petals
* have sturdy, irregular shaped flowers with landing platform.

Solitary flower
* Most solitary flowers produce nectar.
* Some solitary flowers have sepals.