Sentence examples for bloom stalk from inspiring English sources

Note the description of Presby's Crown Jewel, a spanking new iris introduced in honor of the 75th birthday this year of the Presby Memorial Iris Gardens here: "a beautiful upright bloom stalk with deep cornflower blue plicata, it has a glistening white surface with a touch of yellow at its beard".

Last January, after mine finished blooming, I simply cut the flower stalks off above the nose of the bulbs.

Flowers and plants are on the small side, both have yellow blooms, and although there are many flower stalks, they do not all carry large numbers of buds.

When blooming is complete, cut back amaryllis flower stalks to their base, and leave the plant in a sunny window until it can be planted outside in late spring.

Ms. Conner has followed the lotus, which in Chinese art symbolizes transient worldly glory and in Buddhism is emblematic of enlightenment and purity, from broad leaf and bloom to empty stalk and seed pod, then on to versions painted on doorways and worked into metal fences.

Large, veiny, half-opened leaves on red stalks enfold the flower stem; after the flower has bloomed, these open into much-lobed, blue-green, round leaves.

Near the point at which each bloom grades into the stalk, there is a small curved line, like a breve or a closed eyelid.

Simply picking off the flower in full bloom (not the whole stalk) and rolling it between your fingers over the top of the pizza will produce a lovely hot, peppery flavor.

Born in botany to describe a cluster of flowers growing on one side of a stalk, it bloomed in diplolingo a half century ago: "Unilateralism, to coin one more gobbledygook term," wrote Arthur Schlesinger Jr. in 1951 in its disparagement, "has become the new isolationism.

The South Island's clean, low-phosphorus streams and rivers were perfect, virgin territory for Didymo to grow its stalks, and bloom into snots.

Once sunflower blooms fade, a tough stalk remains in the ground.