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Green mums and hypericum berries.The predominately green bouquets contain eye-catching green hypericum berries, delicate green spider mums and broad leaf greens. The foliage consists of leatherleaf fern, loops of monkey grass and aspidistra leaves. A simple royal blue ribbon is hand tied around each bouquet and the handles are also wrapped in recycled paper.
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In Olympics Olympics what prizes are given to the winners?
A gold medal
Who were the winners of the ancient Olympics given?
olive crown
When the Olympics were held in France in 1900 the winners were given what instead of a medal?
They were given paintings
What is the significance of the flowers given at the olympic medal ceremonies?
It has been a tradition since the original olympics between the greek city-states, when the winners received olive wreathes! From then on, each host nation has commissioned and designed flower bouquets for the medal winners.
What were given to the Olympics games winners?
The original Olympic prize was a laurel wreath.
What was given to the winners in the ancient Olympics?
Olive wreaths. they were honored greatly also
How many medals are given out at the winter Olympics?
258
What are the green flowers given to the medal winners at the 2010 Olympics?
Green mums hypocetherina berries
Which piece of history will be given to each participating country in Olympics 2012?
flower
What is the name of the flower given to the british gold medal winners?
should be a red rose as its the national flower as portrayed on English rugby union shirt
Similarities of anicent and modern Olympics?
There is still honor for the winners There are still prizes given out some games are the same
When did the Winter Olympics begin?
Greece Greece Greece In 1924 France held an international sports week for winter sports in Chamonix. Later they given the title of the first Winter Olympics.
