Forcing Paperwhite Narcissus Novels & Stories

"We've made a discovery, but we're not entirely sure, so it's definitely still in it's test phase. Torrance is currently on the lookout for some wild hyacinth flowers, is it possible to make them into a liquid, like a syrup or something?" "I suppose there is. It depends on what its use would be for." "A couple different uses I suppose. Possibly a cologne for people to put upon their skin and maybe something to coat weapons in." "Yes, Your Majesty. We would be able to conjure up something of that nature using the wildflower. Once you have them, bring them to me and I'll get us started." "Thank you, Mistress Lana. On that same note, put the petals in direct contact with the blood sample we col

Take those porcelain platters back to the kitchen, you useless idiots! Cynthia Vane screamed, her voice echoing sharply off the glass ceiling of the Vance mansion's private solarium. I told you the orchids had to be white, not light pink! Do you want the Duchess of Valmont to think we are running a common garden show? Madam Cynthia, we changed them three times already, the head maid whispered, her hands trembling as she adjusted the silver tea service. The floral vendor said the premium white imports were completely recalled this morning by the customs authority.

I have to do something but what? In that moment, I got an idea.. Back in Nishkapur I was thought how to make to make poisonous with some flowers, it wasn't really necessary but I had to learn it just in case of situations like this.. Thankfully, there was a particular flower here that I needed to make a deadly poison, its called #White_snakeroot. Its a very beautiful flower but its very deadly.. Once affected by the flower's poison, you'll be dead in an instant and the best part is it can't be detected and the victim doesn't need to feel pain or suffer. Once consumed the victim dies without a feeling any discomfort.

“You’re just going to let him die?” “I didn’t say that,” the doctor replied calmly, though his expression betrayed his own frustration. “There is... another way.” My heart leaped at his words. “What is it? Tell me. I’ll do it.” He hesitated, glancing at Kael’s unconscious form. “It’s not simple. The only known counter to this type of poison is the purple Floricent flower. When ground into a paste and applied directly to the wound, it can neutralize the poison and promote healing.”

As Lauren turned to look at Andrew, she quickly caught the eye of several onlookers. "Yes, there's a small item I'm interested in," Andrew replied with a smile. "Is it a medicinal herb, Andrew?" Francesca asked, and Andrew nodded. "Yes, a Celestial Nymphaea." Francesca thoughtfully explained, "The Celestial Nymphaea is a premium medicinal herb, highly valued by medical experts and serious collectors. Though in Jayrodale, unlike metropolises like Chetvine, there probably won't be many interested bidders—you should get it easily."

“Something for an apology.” I nearly scoffed. “Big mistake, huh?” The man shrugged. “Something like that.” I nodded, turning toward one of the smaller displays. “Well, you can’t go wrong with blue hyacinths. They symbolize regret and asking for forgiveness. If you’re looking for something more sincere, white tulips are a good choice, too.” I plucked a single blue hyacinth from its vase and handed it over. “Simple but effective.” The man accepted it, his fingers brushing against mine briefly. It was the lightest contact, but it sent a jolt of awareness through my nerves.

Soft lanterns hung from the ceiling, casting a golden glow over the rows of plants and wooden benches. Nick walked slowly through the aisles, letting the quiet soothe his ragged nerves. His fingers brushed against petals—roses, lilies, orchids, hydrangeas, all cultivated by the pack's gardeners with painstaking care. He wasn't looking for anything specific, but his hands kept returning to the same flowers: white camellias. They were Kira's favorite.

"We are here already," "This is a forest" "A very beautiful one," I added. The car moved over stones and I drove into the wide path. Cars rarely frequented this place but there was still a path we could follow and as I drove past the bushes, Iris wound down the windows and plucked a flower. "I have never seen a hibiscus, Xavier. Only in pictures," She brought it to her nose and inhaled. "Doesn't smell as nice as I thought," "You have a terrible nose," I said and plucked the stalk from her hand. I stared at the white petals before bringing it to my nose. "This is the Hibiscus arnottianus, also called the Hawaiian white Hibiscus and it has a fragrance,"

A smile of satisfaction covered her face as she skimmed that page ...Wolfsbane, which is actually in the buttercup family of plants, is a poisonous perennial herb. The plant grows in partial shade and has unusual delicate clusters of typically purple or blue hooded flowers. It has a negative effect on lycanthropes (also called werewolves). The smell is so sickening to a lycanthrope that it will keep it at bay; similar to the effect of garlic with vampires. If it is ingested, it will cause the lycanthrope to double over with pain. There have been reports that high doses will kill a lycanthrope... to tell if someone is a lycanthrope, hold the flower under their chin. If the person is a lyc

Richford answered. "All the cameras were taken off." "And—" he paused. I noticed the resistance in him, and that prompted me to draw my attention back to him. Walking closer, I asked, "And? What happened?" "I think you need to see something," he mumbled, almost as if he was scared. "What's that?" "This!" He pointed a paper at me. I quickly collected it from him and scanned every detail. Wolfsbane, ashbane, and moonshade extract. "What?"I yelled out . Surprised, soothing my voice.