Flower Dictionary Goes Online

PRLog (Press Release) - Feb 24, 2009 -
CastleWave announced today the release of a new informative website, “Flower-Dictionary.com” This website contains a flower encyclopedia that will tell you about all types of flowers. Flower-dictionary.com is more than just a small Wikipedia article however, because the website will help you determine the meaning of different types of flowers. Not sure if you want to give your girlfriend red or blue flowers? Find out what each color represents so you can be sure you’re sending the right messages.  Imagine if you gave your fiancé a purple flower on your anniversary. You’d probably end up on the business end of a slap, and you would have no idea what you had done wrong. This is where a webpage like http://www.flower-dictionary.com/color2.html can be very helpful. If you’re wondering what a recent valentine’s day slap was for, or you just want to be safe when you deliver a bouquet to a long lost crush, http://www.flower-dictionary.com has more types of flowers on its website than any of its competitors.

     Scott Harward, a local web designer, was impressed with the site’s intuitive layout. In addition, Scott said that the colorful motif really added something tasty. “It’s deliciously pink.” Said Scott, while licking his lips.

     Jeff Lewis, another local programmer, liked the responsibility that Castle Wave took with its facts. “Not many websites put up ‘contact me’ links anymore, that takes guts.” Indeed, it seems that CastleWave is putting its money where its mouth is with this creation.

     Most impressive of all however, is the vast array of flowers listed on http://flower-dictionary.com Indeed, there are more types of flowers easily found here than most gardening websites, which flood their web pages with walls of text. The well thought out nature of flower-dictionary.com is apparent from both the home page at http://flower-dictionary.com/index.html, and the ornamental onion page deep within the site, http://flower-dictionary.com/index.html.

     As has been previously stated, the thoroughness by which the flowers on flower-dictionary.com cannot be beat. The list of alphabetically ordered flowers seems to stretch on limitlessly, and yet an integrated flower search engine will find what one is looking for almost instantaneously.

     The final gem in this gold mine of flower goodness is the about us page, which attempts to explain where Castle Wave’s dedication to flowers first originated.  The author struggles to express the emotions he is feeling as he walks through a field of many types of flowers. They inspire him, they motivate him, they make him want to get up and write code for them. The local area around Castle Wave is known for its flower diversity, so it’s no wonder that a local businessman would want to help florists and desperate flower givers all over the world.  All things considered, flower-dictionary.com is one of the best floral tools on the web today.

     Castle Wave is a private Internet based that is company jointly owned by Rich Christensen and Ron Porter. For more information on Castle Wave, please visit castlewave.com.

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