Flower Bed Designer * 3D Screensaver * Over 300 Varieties * Growing Flowers
What Is Flower Fantasy?
The most simple answer is: Flower Paradise on Your Computer!
Flower Fantasy is the only computer program in the world where a unique 3D technology allows you to grow flowers and create wonderful living flower beds right on your computer screen, in full 3D!
Whether you want to relax watching beautiful, live flowers from all sides in full 3D and play, or create hundreds of your own, unique 3D flower screensavers with growing flowers in a single mouse click, or make a flower bed design for your garden that shows the entire life cylcle or a flowe bed, Flower Fantasy includes it all! Flower Fantasy is very easy, even for kids. This is a must-have program for anyone who likes flowers.Read more about Flower Fantasy or see Flower Fantasy Screenshots!
Flower Fantasy™ Deluxe is a unique computer program that allows you to plant and grow flowers and create wonderful living flower beds right on your computer screen, in full 3D. Flower Fantasy Deluxe includes a brief flower encyclopedia with historical information, interesting legends and useful facts about all the flowers featured in the program
Facts About Flowers
Facts About Tigridia
This flower’s name tells everything there is to say. The coloring of some varieties of tigridia is reminiscent of the colors on a tiger skin. But this flower has proved so rich in bright, succulent colors that the name given for the garden-cultivated plant reflects this, its unique property: Tigridia peacock (Tigridia pavonia)…
Facts About Tulip
The tulip came to Europe thanks to Austria’s ambassador to Constantinople, Ogier Ghiselain de Busbecq. In 1554, he brought bulbs of the formerly unknown flower to Vienna, giving them a new name similar to the word “turban”. The tulip’s triumphal progress through the world began at this moment, its eventual fate somewhat reminiscent of a gripping detective novel.
Facts About Black Tulip
The history of the black tulip is very interesting. Residents of Haarlem, a small city near Amsterdam, established a reward of 10,000 guilders for whomever was first to grow a black tulip. The order was carried out, and on May 15, 1637, all who wished could gaze upon the black tulip. Unfortunately, history does not tell us the name of the successful floriculturalist.
You can read more about these and other flowers and their qualities if you click on the
History button in the Flower Fantasy program.