Light Shade Red Rose Bouquet Square Sticker

Light Shade Red Rose Bouquet Shape: Square Stickers Create custom stickers for every occasion! From special mailings and scrapbooking to kids’ activities and DIY projects, make your unique style stick. Dimensions: Available in 2 sizes: Large: 3" x 3”, 6 stickers per sheet Small: 1.5" x 1.5”, 20 stickers per sheet Printed on white acid-free paper Vibrant full-color, full-bleed printing Scratch-resistant front, easy peel-and-stick back Available in a matte or glossy finish Use the “Customize it!” button to choose between 7 different shapes Franklinia alatamaha Lotus berthelotii Chocolate Cosmos atrosanguineus Kokai cookei KOKI Yellow Purple Lady Slippers Cypripedium calceolus Ghost Orchid Epipogium aphyllum Middlemist Red camellia Jade Vine Strongylodon macrobotrys PARROT BEAK Rafflesia arnoldii Gibraltar Campion Silene tomentosa Franklin Tree <brwhen spring is in full swing, there is no denying how beautiful the world looks. the trees get new leaves and with them come an array of colorful flowers. butterflies and hummingbirds are everywhere as the sombre winter mood lifts. it’s my personal favorite time of the year. in this list we will take a look at some amazing flowers which, sadly, you probably won’t see this coming spring. these are the rare, endangered and in some cases extinct in the wild flowers. the reason most of these carry the title of rare, is because humans do not have the ability to work in perfect harmony with nature. for example, humans build a dam, the dam prevents a specific river from flowing freely, which prevents a specific frog or fish from breading, which results in a specific kind of bird not getting food, which results in a specific kind of flower not being pollinated, which can eventually lead to the extinction of that plant. in that one scenario of building a dam humans have basically killed off three species, and history is filled with hundreds of similar occurrences. regardless of what drove them to become rarities, the following plants are far and few between, and having the opportunity to see one for yourself should be a celebrated occurrence. read more at http://listverse.com/2011/10/25/top-10-incredibly-rare-flowers/ spring="" is="" in="" full="" swing,="" there="" is="" no="" denying="" how="" beautiful="" the="" world="" looks.="" the="" trees="" get="" new="" leaves="" and="" with="" them="" come="" an="" array="" of="" colorful="" flowers.="" butterflies="" and="" hummingbirds="" are="" everywhere="" as="" the="" sombre="" winter="" mood="" lifts.="" it’s="" my="" personal="" favorite="" time="" of="" the="" year.="" in="" this="" list="" we="" will="" take="" a="" look="" at="" some="" amazing="" flowers="" which,="" sadly,="" you="" probably="" won’t="" see="" this="" coming="" spring.="" these="" are="" the="" rare,="" endangered="" and="" in="" some="" cases="" extinct="" in="" the="" wild="" flowers.="" the="" reason="" most="" of="" these="" carry="" the="" title="" of="" rare,="" is="" because="" humans="" do="" not="" have="" the="" ability="" to="" work="" in="" perfect="" harmony="" with="" nature.="" for="" example,="" humans="" build="" a="" dam,="" the="" dam="" prevents="" a="" specific="" river="" from="" flowing="" freely,="" which="" prevents="" a="" specific="" frog="" or="" fish="" from="" breading,="" which="" results="" in="" a="" specific="" kind="" of="" bird="" not="" getting="" food,="" which="" results="" in="" a="" specific="" kind="" of="" flower="" not="" being="" pollinated,="" which="" can="" eventually="" lead="" to="" the="" extinction="" of="" that="" plant.="" in="" that="" one="" scenario="" of="" building="" a="" dam="" humans="" have="" basically="" killed="" off="" three="" species,="" and="" history="" is="" filled="" with="" hundreds="" of="" similar="" occurrences.="" regardless="" of="" what="" drove="" them="" to="" become="" rarities,="" the="" following="" plants="" are="" far="" and="" few="" between,="" and="" having="" the="" opportunity="" to="" see="" one="" for="" yourself="" should="" be="" a="" celebrated="" occurrence.="" read="" more="" at=""></brwhen spring is in full swing, there is no denying how beautiful the world looks. the trees get new leaves and with them come an array of colorful flowers. butterflies and hummingbirds are everywhere as the sombre winter mood lifts. it’s my personal favorite time of the year. in this list we will take a look at some amazing flowers which, sadly, you probably won’t see this coming spring. these are the rare, endangered and in some cases extinct in the wild flowers. the reason most of these carry the title of rare, is because humans do not have the ability to work in perfect harmony with nature. for example, humans build a dam, the dam prevents a specific river from flowing freely, which prevents a specific frog or fish from breading, which results in a specific kind of bird not getting food, which results in a specific kind of flower not being pollinated, which can eventually lead to the extinction of that plant. in that one scenario of building a dam humans have basically killed off three species, and history is filled with hundreds of similar occurrences. regardless of what drove them to become rarities, the following plants are far and few between, and having the opportunity to see one for yourself should be a celebrated occurrence. read more at http://listverse.com/2011/10/25/top-10-incredibly-rare-flowers/>