Sentence examples for a cut flower from inspiring English sources
Treatments with LED light combinations to obtain different spectral compositions were tested on rooted cuttings of 3 chrysanthemum genotypes (a pot chrysanthemum, a cut flower and a disbud chrysanthemum genotype) to assess the effect on shoot architecture.
Ma, I said, my body still as a cut flower over the music.
"Even though it's a cut flower, there's always a lot of energy," he said, determining that the woman in front of him was very strong willed.
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The Victorians genuinely believed that a passion could be snipped off at its roots and then, so to speak, brought indoors and placed in a glass of water, like a cut flower.
We are the only pottery with a cut-flower garden.
(The farm supplies an on-site market and a cut-flower Community Supported Agriculture operation).
Those men invest in the reproductive organs of plants such as roses to signal, albeit coyly, analogous intentions of their own.The result is a cut-flower industry in which roses alone are worth $10 billion a year.
This happened simultaneously in the three gardens of Eckford, at Unwins, then a cut-flower nursery outside Cambridge, and at Althorp, where Earl Spencer's head gardener, Silas Cole, identified it and showed it as 'Countess Spencer'.
Published in 1967 by David Cheever, the thesis was entitled "Bogata, Colombia, as a Cut-Flower Exporter for World Markets", and argued that the foothills of the Andes, with their abundant light and mild climate, might be the best place in the world to grow flowers.
