Sentence examples for continue to flower from inspiring English sources

Though they will continue to flower annually for a few years, they tend eventually to degenerate.

They continue to flower even though the day is getting shorter".

It will continue to flower in a sunny window until Thanksgiving or so.

The plant will continue to flower from June through to the first frost, and simple deadheading will suffice to keep the rainbow aglow.

Mr. Cresson also grows a number of Korean camellias, some sent to him as seedlings from the Missouri Botanical Garden, several of which start to bloom in November, stop in winter and then continue to flower in spring.

Even the "Hybrid Perpetual" roses, latecomers among the old roses and a class that does continue to flower through the summer months and into the fall, yield 95percentt of their blossoms in June and July.

I have a 12-inch white-flowered form that opens in late July and continues to flower into mid-August.

In the poem below, the journey might only be from the garden to a vase, but it shows how brilliantly she continued to flower from her cut stem.

"When we looked at the normal flowering times for the species, around three-quarters were probably continuing to flower late because we didn't have any significant cold weather before Christmas that allowed them to carry on".

Sometimes the work becomes too cute, as in a couple of collages of baby clothes, but most of the evidence points to the fact that Ms. Saar's inventiveness continues to flower.

Amid this democratic counterforce to hostilities, it is only natural that a conceptual nomadism--that is a romanticized desire for free passage in spite of the existential and international constraints imposing constant observation and controlled signage to temper our romance of migration, continues to flower in our cultural minds, if not in our everyday, sedentary lifestyles.