Sentence examples for flowers later from inspiring English sources
LEAFY mutants produce leafs and associated lateral shoots instead of early flowers, later developing flowers are substituted by structures with flower and leaf traits [ 36, 37].
Unlike its Asian cousins, the native W. frutescens flowers later, often reblooms, and is a less aggressive plant.
A. When you can bloom like a magnolia, it's natural to try to get in a few extra flowers later in the season.
In violets (Viola), in addition to the ordinary flowers produced first during the usual flowering season, less conspicuous flowers later develop; called cleistogamous flowers, they do not open but are self-pollinated, thus ensuring augmentation of the population during a period less favourable for the usual blossoms.
If you prefer your magnolias to bloom in the summer or you want to trade one big spring show for a month or more of flowers later on, there are a number of choices among the hundreds of cultivars and hybrids of the 30 or so species of magnolias commonly found in cultivation.
In contrast to early-flowering species, species that flower later in the season must survive high competition throughout the mid-season and thus traits that allow more efficient access to, transport and use of resources would be key.
You can really see how they flower later".
The trick is to plant varieties and species that flower later in the season, from mid-July onwards, when the midge is no longer about.
They initially used genetic stock from a second group of Asian magnolias, those that flower later and just as their leaves unfurl.
On the west coast, where the bulk of sweet cherries are grown, rising temperatures mean that trees might flower later and produce fewer fruits.
