Most common flower at Disneyland? HELP!

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Hi there! Some friends and I have a Disney trivia game going back and forth and I have been presented with a question that I am stumped on! Anyone know what the most commonly used flower at Disneyland is? I have been researching, but no luck! Thanks for your help!:worship:

Jeanette
 
Hi there! Some friends and I have a Disney trivia game going back and forth and I have been presented with a question that I am stumped on! Anyone know what the most commonly used flower at Disneyland is? I have been researching, but no luck! Thanks for your help!:worship:

Jeanette

Hmmm.. Good question.. I tried google'ing and I can't find anything...

I texted ChaCha and am waiting for an answer.. Maybe they know..

:confused3
 
Okay, so ChaCha told me that poppies are the most popular..

Well, I asked "what is the most popular flower grown at Disneyland?"

And they said "Poppies-a popular California flower,thanks chacha"

BUT, with the links they gave me, it doesn't say exactly "Poppies are the most common flower grown at Disneyland, CA". It took them awhile to text me back, so I don't know if that answer is correct. They gave me these links:

http://www.mouseplanet.com/articles.php?art=mm030325av

http://www.mobot.org/gardeninghelp/plantfinder/plant.asp?code=b672
 

ok, so what/who the heck is chacha?

Edit: ok, so I googled it. Obviously I live under a rock . . . or just spend too much time on the Dis. ;)
 
ok, so what/who the heck is chacha?

Edit: ok, so I googled it. Obviously I live under a rock . . . or just spend too much time on the Dis. ;)

Lol, I found out about it on the Dis!!!! On the budget board I think..! So don't worry!

I'm always like.. "Hmm.. I wonder if this guy is that same actor that was in this movie, (or something like that) and shoot! I'm not near a computer!" Well if I text ChaCha they look for you!

Except I'm disappointed with this ChaCha guide who answered the flower question. But, it was a hard question to answer...
 
If I had to guess I'd say it was marigolds - I've seen them in a lot of places around both parks. Other flowers I've seen a lot are mums, petunias, ranunculus and yes, poppies - though I've seen the Iceland poppies and not the California poppies - I don't think California poppies transplant very well.
 
I would say alyssum. You know, the little tiny white flowers they use to fill in the beds and the Mickey head that make it look like a sea of white. I would rank Petunias a close second and then whatever bedding flower is from the season like the previous poster said. Pansies, ranunculus, and don't forget their patented Disneyland Rose! It opens in a blend of pink to orange and then fades to more of an orange. I have one in my backyard that I got at Armstrong.
 
Cha Cha is all over the Budget Board, you probably heard about it there. I don't even know what it is or how it works though....lol I've never used it.

I would guess Poppies, because they are the state flower but I really don't know for sure. Good luck!!
 
Disneyland changes out the flowers for each season. So I guess some sort of filler flower would be most popular because it's something they'd use in different seasons.
 
Cha Cha is all over the Budget Board, you probably heard about it there. I don't even know what it is or how it works though....lol I've never used it.

I would guess Poppies, because they are the state flower but I really don't know for sure. Good luck!!

Use it! It's interesting! lol. :laughing:
 
LOL How do you use it?? I guess I could look it up but I'm at work so......
 
Text a question to 242242. Right now I asked "What's the weather going to be like today in Oxnard, CA?"

You can text any question! And it cost whatever your text messages cost..
 
Boganvilia it is plant with huge heads made up of small blossoms. it is every where.
 












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