Sentence examples for flowers rising from inspiring English sources

But many depict overgrown fields of bright flowers rising from the mud.

Mr. Story, who has been in this game for 21 years, showed off two of his treasures: a Japanese cobra lily (Arisaema sikokianum) with a pure white spath, as demure as a pearl, beneath its burgundy-striped hood, and an oddball geranium (Geranium maderense), native to Madeira, with pink flowers rising over ferny foliage over long rubbery roots.

Flowers rise from petioles, or long slender stalks, which are purplish at the base.

Dense spherical umbels of bluish or lilac flowers rise above the foliage.

New to this country, they learned the names of the flowers: rose, sunflower, carnation, daisy.

We planted colorful flowers and shrubs throughout the park: day lilies, corn flowers, rose bushes, and mountain laurels.

The giant spools of lime-green flowers rose more than two feet over soft mounds of blue-gray leaves.

This time of year, amaranth's tightly packed green flowers rise up from the central stalk like baby green torches, which later produce numerous black seeds.

The plants make mounds of fetching blue-green foliage about eight inches high, and the flowers rise about four inches higher.

Once back in Manhattan, they entered the apartment they shared, which had been decorated by their parents with bouquets of flowers, rose petals and candles.

In Moscow, piles of flowers rose around the eternal flame by the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Alexander Garden outside the Kremlin wall as people came to pay their respects.