Sentence examples for clusters of orange from inspiring English sources

1. Butterfly milkweed (Asclepias tuberosa): This is grown for its clusters of orange flowers, which appear in late spring and early summer.

City dwellers flock to the forests in July to harvest bilberries, wild raspberries, tart red lingonberries, wild cranberries and cloudberries – little clusters of orange bobbles that do indeed resemble tiny clouds.

Anyone who has ever stumbled upon wild butterfly weed, Asclepias tuberosa, and fallen down to worship its clusters of orange-red flowers, should know that this little native promptly dies if it is transplanted.

phaenopyrum) is famous for its red autumn colour and its abundant clusters of orange-red fruits that persist on the twigs well into winter; it is somewhat susceptible to rust but is otherwise a durable and much-used ornamental.

Thick clusters of oranges are hanging from every tree.

There's a small cluster of orange countries with maybe 10 to 15 Nobel laureates.

Starting as a cluster of orange dots, the blight, Cryphonectria parasitica, forms a webbed fungal ring and chokes off the tree's vascular flow.

But the greatest visual treat in Capesterre is the view from above the town - down towards its cluster of orange and raspberry roofs to a turquoise sea and, beyond the reef, to the deep royal blue of the Guadeloupe Channel.

Before leaving the crowded camp that morning, we walked a few minutes along the riverbank to a cluster of orange tents to visit with Mahmood Ahmad Shah, the deputy director of tourism for the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir.

These data are shown as a cluster of orange points below (-,15,^{circ } C, and left of the three data points used for the linear fit.

The live wildfire tracker from Climate Central below shows a cluster of orange dots where fires are currently burning.