Sentence examples for profuse flowers from inspiring English sources

Enter by the Golden Gates (OK, wrought iron, but still...) and enjoy roaming among the profuse flowers.

One of the 40 species of the African genus Leonotis, klip dagga, or lion's ear (L. nepetifolia), is naturalized throughout the tropics; it has red-orange globe clusters of profuse flowers at the top of the 1- to 2-metre plants.

Past its misleadingly low-key facade, the hacienda surrounds a great inner courtyard -- a swan fountain, profuse flowers, palms, orange trees; tiled walkways, cascading pools, galleries vined with bougainvillea; arcades either carved from volcanic stone or painted a Mexican rose-pink.

That's the M.O. of the moment, familiar from the past but in particularly galling and profuse flower of late.

"For the mountain laurel to look this spectacular for this kind of profuse flowering you need a rare convergence of favorable conditions and circumstances," Mr. Dreyer said.

Mr. Bröhan's focus was the stylistically profuse flowering of glassmaking that occurred during the first four decades of the 20th century in the German-speaking parts of Central Europe.

Heavy pruning after flowering reinvigorates the plants and promotes more profuse flowering in the next season.

The selected lines have profuse flowering, which is desirable for ongoing research to develop protocols for the production of doubled haploids in cassava.

A higher middle number, which is phosphorus, will help promote more profuse flowering.

The profuse fragrant, golden flowers appear in late winter and spring, followed by long seed pods.

Among the profuse, nearly abstract cottony flowers are two realistic full-length portraits of palace retainers and, above them, two battling lions.