delphinium|delphinia|delphiniums in English

noun

[del·phin·i·um || del'fɪnɪəm]

larkspur, any of a number of tall flowering plants

Use "delphinium|delphinia|delphiniums" in a sentence

1. 16 She is pictured with astonishingly beautiful delphinium blue eyes, matching the delphiniums growing beside her.

2. This one, is called Delphinium.

3. This one is called delphinium.

4. He also instituted a festival called Delphinia to commemorate his victory.

5. Catmint is a classic cottage garden plant that often accompanies peonies, roses, coreopsis, and delphiniums

6. In the search for blue flowers to replace delphiniums, which in my garden behave like annuals, I discovered Anchusas.

7. Armful in a sentence - Use "armful" in a sentence 1.And they can buy Armfuls of lilies, delphiniums and : 8

8. ‘Flowers range from peonies, delphiniums, various brooms and gorses, mallows, asters and periwinkle through to Buglosses, mandrake, daises, narcissi, irises and orchids.’ More example sentences ‘Viper's bugloss was introduced from Europe in colonial times.’

9. Daffodil Bulbs Daisies Daylilies Deer-Resistant Perennials Delosperma Delphinium Dianthus Drought Resistant Perennials Echinacea Fall Perennials Ferns Flower Bulbs Foliage Foxgloves Full Sun Perennials Gaillardias Galanthus Gardenias Geraniums Gloriosa Daisies Ground Covers Hedges Helenium Hellebores Heuchera Hibiscus Hollyhock Hostas Hyacinth

10. Although Crocuses and windflowers are tiny, they are brave little imps and often the first heralds of spring.: I just saw some Crocuses poking out of the ground, which means spring is on its way.: Many other garden plants are also highly toxic, including rhubarb leaves, autumn Crocuses, delphiniums, foxgloves and laburnum.: Flowering bulbs such as hyacinths, daffodils, Crocuses, and tulips