Famous Lauras
First Lady to the 43rd President of the United States
These common romantic flower is completely edible (but don't eat commerically grown ones as they are sprayed with chemicals)
Roses
Originally called "Days Eyes" because the yellow center resembles the sun
Daisies
Touch your toes
Touch your nose
Never go in one of those
Until you see a dog.
What vehicle is this rhyme referring to?
Ambulance
The reason you cover your yawns in the West
To keep evil spirits from climbing into your body
You don't know her by her real first name, Laura, but she's lead character in Legally Blonde
Reese Witherspoon
This flower's stalk was used in life jackets originally due to their buoyancy
sunflowers
Originally named after the word for gladiator because the stem resembles a sword shape
Gladiolus
One of these a day keeps physicians at bay
apple
Three butterflies together means this
good luck
Host of her own show on Fox News
Laura Ingraham
This spice and coloring agent comes from a certain type of Crocus flower comes from a certain type of Crocus flower
saffron
This flower got it's name because of the (wrong) belief that foxes put the blossoms on their feet to tiptoe quietly
Fox-Glove
Extinguish them all and you'll get your haul
If this walks toward you, it's good luck...if it walks away, it's bad luck
Best known for authoring the Little House on the Prairie books
Laura Ingalls Wilder
dandelion
Commonly known as the worst smelling flower in existence
Amorphophallus titanium or titan arum or corpse flower
Rain on this special day will wash all your cares away
wedding day
Step on this, do damage to your aunt's sis
a crack
Disney star of Austin and Ally
Laura Marano
The essential purpose of a flower for a plant
reproduction
The bulb of this flower can be substituted for onions in recipes
Tulips
The reason the West says "God bless you" when you sneeze
to ward off evil spirits that escaped during your sneeze
One's bad,
Two's luck,
Three's health,
Four's wealth,
Five's sickness,
Six is death.
Also a 90s pop rock band
Counting Crows