The phrase "assorted plants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of different types of plants grouped together, often in a decorative or functional context.
Example: "The garden center offers a selection of assorted plants, perfect for adding color to your home."
Alternatives: "various plants" or "mixed plants".
George suits the mystical aesthetic at MacKay's place, decorated with a cow skulls, Alien sculptures, a Petunia poster, assorted plants, and tonnes of crow-related memorabilia.
George suits the mystical aesthetic at MacKay's place, decorated with a cow skull, Alien sculptures, a Petunia poster, assorted plants, and various crow-related memorabilia.
For example, the Barclays Center in Brooklyn will be installing a green roof larger than 130,000 square-feet that includes a "soil-like cover and assorted plants," and will help insulate noise from inside the arena.
"Be on your guard from fresh water snails, or small assorted plant life when you're in the bath, and it's no occasion to laugh, when I recount the tale of when a shrimp hit the slipmat and the prawns got a bit involved …" From Cheriton in Kent, the Shadow Ring were poet/artist Graham Lambkin and percussionist/musician Daren Harris.
Five silent men sit (pose: macho; legs wide apart, feet planted squarely to the floor) on leather sofas adjacent to assorted pot plants.
I bought a live orchid for the great room, a flowering plant for the kitchen table, and assorted bright flowering plants for outdoor pots.
He put in 40 coffee plants and assorted pineapple, orange, banana and palm trees, as well as the begonias that line the circular driveway.
A filmy half-moon window at the back of the study casts light from the garden over a collection of plants and assorted desert rocks that Grossman collected with Uri.
Plants produce assorted specified metabolites, but the biosynthesis genes responsible for the production and regulation of these metabolites stay mostly unknown, hampering attempts to monitor plant pharmacopeia.
In 2002 the BBC reported that Mittal paid them $100 million when he bought Kazakhstans steel plant and assorted property in 1995, an extraordinary fee considering the $400 million purchase price.
Little is known about the detailed methylation states of the regions around assorted repetitive sequences in plant genomes.
