Sentence examples for cut flowers from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "cut flowers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to flowers that have been cut from their roots for display or sale, often in the context of arrangements or bouquets.
Example: "She arranged the cut flowers in a beautiful vase on the dining table."
Alternatives: "freshly cut blooms" or "harvested flowers."

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Dahlias as cut flowers are grown either from stored roots or rooted cuttings.

Cornell University

Vegetables, cut flowers.

The New York Times

Specialty Cut Flowers, 2nd Edition.

Cornell University

She misses buying cut flowers.

The New York Times

And they last longer as cut flowers.

The New York Times

BATHROOMS Limestone and fresh cut flowers.

The New York Times - Travel

Cut flowers are one of their cash crops.

Cornell University

Like cut flowers, fresh lavender is best kept in water.

The New York Times - Food

It's been a dreadful year for growing cut flowers.

The Times

Are pot plants more eco friendly than cut flowers?

The Guardian

They are familiar to many as florists' cut flowers.

The New York Times

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