Sentence examples for variegated form from inspiring English sources

The variegated form of the European C. ornithopoda serves the same function.

A variegated form of the great bulrush, Schoenoplectus lacustris, is occasionally grown in ponds.

Pennard's also sell a handsome variegated form of Daubenton's kale (£9.50 each), with cream edges to the frilly leaves.

Once very common in gardens, with a variegated form with white-bordered leaflets called snow-on-the-mountain, aegopodium is "still used in the trade as a ground cover for difficult areas," he wrote.

There is a variegated form less than imaginatively called 'Variegata' that is both miffy and difficult to obtain, so is probably one to avoid unless you are truly dedicated to the genus.

The European Alpine species C. baldensis, with decorative white heads, and the variegated form of C. firma, with shiny, short, stiff leaves, are sometimes grown as ornamentals in rock gardens.

There are variegated forms of London plane.

The world of UCB discussed here, together with the wider blood economies, expresses highly variegated forms of hybrid practice that resist easy categorisation within much of the dominant bioethical and policy discourse on cord blood banking.

Polyscias is also a widely cultivated tropical tree, with many variegated forms.

The most significant of these are variegated forms of several Japanese species, Carex conica, C. morrowii, and C. phyllocephala, which are grown as edging or accent plants.

Of Vinca major, which has a tendency to appear in variegated forms dangling over the edges of whiskey barrels, Winterrowd writes, "It is of course easy to be scornful of a plant when one is actually scornful of the way it is used".