Sentence examples for flowered from inspiring English sources

If your plant has flowered for the first time after five or six years, it's worth collecting the seeds because you have diversity from all that sexual reproduction.

He had a favourite flower and we planted them every metre in his back paddock so they flowered a couple of days before the event.

WILLIAM MORRIS, the father of the Arts and Crafts movement that briefly flowered in the late 19th century, would have approved of Etsy.

Secularists and even liberals at first applauded his hounding of the Ennahda party, a mild Islamist movement, linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, that had flowered in the chaotic waning years of Mr Bourguiba's rule.

That would give the Chinese communists until 2019.Elsewhere in Asia in Indonesia, the Philippines, South Korea and Thailand democracy has flowered, as it did first in southern and then in eastern Europe.

Turing's mathematical genius first flowered at school, and then bloomed in the laid-back, brainy atmosphere of 1930s Cambridge.

The flower clusters are usually open many-flowered panicles and are wind-pollinated.

Scirpus has many-flowered spikelets with all but the topmost bracts bearing flowers.

If it tries to flower immediately and is only a year or two old, get a new plant: yours is either genetically predetermined not to perennialise, or was selected from seed that flowered early (an important detail in home saving: never collect seed from the first to flower, as you are selecting for early bolting).

The beautiful magenta-flowered bougainvillea is especially irritating to some; and valley fever, a lung disease caused by inhaling fungal spores found in desert soil, is reaching an all-time high this year.But the newcomers and the flowers are not the only source of all this misery.

"Gorizia", found in Italy, with lobelia-blue flowers; "Madalene Hill", which could take the worst soil and the coldest weather; "Lottie DeBaggio", straight and pale-flowered, named after his grandmother; "Joyce DeBaggio", with gold-edged leaves, named after his wife.