What's the difference in Daisy with the baby blue flower on top versus the Daisy with white flower on top?
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Marc Jacobs is presenting a new version of Daisy in cooperation with Coty. The fragrance arrives on the market in February 2010 and it was created by perfumer Alberto Morillas as a floral fragrance with accentuated violet in a heart. Composition of Marc Jacobs Daisy Garland was created with an intention to encourage daydreaming of happy days and blue sky, which is depicted on floral petals on stopper of the flacon which rise up to bluish sky. Its outer carton is black, framed in small blue flowers and decorated with bluish clouds. The fragrance is available in amount of 50ml and is accompanied with blue flowers on which fragrance can be sprayed.
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It is a dark blue, but the "plum" refers to the white flowers with the plum center I believe.
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Yes but the I prefer the side shown. The other side is all white with blue flower design. This item also washes well.
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Has different types of poppys different colored flowers I have purple and white flowers on the few I planted. Don't know if this helps at all.
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The one that has flower is for women, you should check the colour at polar's original website then search it here
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The pink, white, and red with floral interior has no spikes. The one with spikes (plain interior, no floral pattern) is more expensive and a slightly different design. All of the different varieties grouped in with this product have varying designs and prices.
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There is no difference between the two. The white and blue are just for looks:)
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Per the pictures (blue lights) it is the original version. The new version has Green lights instead of the blue ones. I don't know of any other distinctive differences. The lights were the only thing I believe that got changed.
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No, they are not all the same flower and you can't choose which flowers you recieve.
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The inner wings are more of a teal (assuming similar to aqua), the upper 'rhinestone' area is turquoise & the lower rhinestone area is a lighter shade of blue (probably equivalent to a light turquoise)
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I bought the blue version the other day and am happy with it. As one of the other reviewers mentions the mesh is not white like it looks in the picture, but kind of blue. The blue of the main curtain is a little lighter than in the picture. I'd call it baby blue or sky blue.
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This is an Aqua blue and appears lighter than turquoise.....I have the Purple Eggplant color and they are true to the picture on display......
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Moonflower is just like a Morning Glory except that it blooms in the evening or in low light. I grow mine in full sun alongside the Morning Glories and they grow up a fence. Super beautiful, fragrant and come back every year. I've only had white ones - looking forward to the variety with color now.
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I'm not sure how to tell the difference. You would probably have to ask the seller. Mine are planted already and I am waiting for them to come up.
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The only difference I see is the color changes to burgundy when you select extra large. We have the blue one and LOVE it!!!
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The blue is half white and half blue. The only blue parts are shown in the picture, the rest is white. It is pretty, however, had I known this I would have purchased the white one
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I actually own both of them. When I compare their performance side by side, they both seem to diffuse the same amount of water(That is, the stream of vapor is very similar). I think it all depends on what you're looking for, just that it works or that it looks pretty. Personally I like the design of Young Living better, but it is much more expensive. The smiley daisy on the other hand has several color lights that you can choose from or set to change color constantly (you can also turn off the light setting). They both have auto turn-off when water runs out, but the Smiley Daisy also has an intermittent setting, in case you don't want it to run nonstop. I hope this is helpfull! I actually own both of them. When I compare their performance side by side, they both seem to diffuse the same amount of water(That is, the stream of vapor is very similar). I think it all depends on what you're looking for, just that it works or that it looks pretty. Personally I like the design of Young Living better, but it is much more expensive. The smiley daisy on the other hand has several color lights that you can choose from or set to change color constantly (you can also turn off the light setting). They both have auto turn-off when water runs out, but the Smiley Daisy also has an... » Read More I actually own both of them. When I compare their performance side by side, they both seem to diffuse the same amount of water(That is, the stream of vapor is very similar). I think it all depends on what you're looking for, just that it works or that it looks pretty. Personally I like the design of Young Living better, but it is much more expensive. The smiley daisy on the other hand has several color lights that you can choose from or set to change color constantly (you can also turn off the light setting). They both have auto turn-off when water runs out, but the Smiley Daisy also has an intermittent setting, in case you don't want it to run nonstop. I hope this is helpfull! « Show Less