Nice Terri, you really are owning this round again :D

They're actually really tasty. Not like the dandelion greens from the other day. >.<

Next question:

Henry IV adopted this flower as his symbol during his exile in 1398, and retained the symbol upon his return to England the following year. Can you name the flower?

Now that i know is edible, thanks to a hiking trip for geo

Forget-me-not

Yes Hime!

forget-me-not. Pretty flower

Hooray, one I actually knew :D

Ooh, didn't know that. Good job, Hime.

I don't seem to know anything o.o

You were correct on the clove pink too Hime, so I'll give those points to you. I wasn't familiar with that term/name :sweat:

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Next question coming!

Thanks Belly ^_^
I'm learning all kind of new stuff too :D

Next question. Only one more after this.

What flower, commonly grown for use in Hawaiian Leis, is also the national flower of both Laos and Nicaragua?

Plumeria?

Plumeria.

Yes winter!

Plumeria alba or Champa

Shucks, you beat me. 'Grats, winter. ^_~

Grats Winter :3

Lawl. xD Thanks.
^^

Those smell heavenly. :drool:

I never smelled them :o

Last question incoming!

the do! And are so pretty!

Final question:

Vanilla flavoring is derived from the Vanilla genus of a flower that is native to Mexico. Can you name the flower?