At the Florist
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Throughout the city you will also find gypsies selling flowers. If you are looking for some inexpensive flowers to brighten up your home, then buying from these vendors is a good bet. But, be sure to bargain. Offer then half the price they quote, or negotiate to get three bunches for the price of two for example. Exercise caution when buying from them after dark, since they will often try to sell you flowers that will surely be dead the next morning.
Gypsies also frequently sell packages of lavender. The scent is intoxicating and will make your clothes and wardrobe smell wonderful, so don't hesitate to buy.
Check our Yellow Pages for a list of florists.
Turkish phrases you may need at a florist are given below. May your days full of fresh flowers!
Azaleas: açelya
Basil: fesleğen
Begonia: begonya
Bouquet: buket
Cactus: kaktüs
Camellia: kamelya
Carnation: karanfil
Chrysanthemum: krizantem
Cyclamen: siklamen
Daisy: papatya
Fertilizer: gübre
Freesia: frezya
Geranium: sardunya
Gladiolus: glayöl
Honeysuckle: hanımeli
Hyacinth: sümbül
Hydrangea: ortanca
Jasmine: yasemin
Lavender: lavanta
Lilac: leylak
Lily: zambak
Magnolia: manolya
Mimosa: mimoza
Narcissus: nergis
Oleander: zakkum
Orchid: orkide
Petunia: petunya
Pot: saksı
Rose: gül
Rose of geranium: ıtır
Seed: tohum
Soil: toprak
Tulip: lale
Violet: mor menekşe
Wall flower: şebboy




