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1. They wore flowered waistcoats, flowered shirts, velvet trousers.

2. His genius flowered early.

3. That flowered hat is a real killer.

4. While deciduous Azaleas primarily produce single-flowered blossoms, evergreens bloom with single or double-flowered blossoms.

5. Her talent flowered during her later years.

6. She was clothed in a flowered dress.

7. Communal living flowered briefly in the 1960s.

8. The city has flowered upon its own offal.

9. Yellow flowered European lupine cultivated for forage .

10. 13 Communal living flowered briefly in the 1960s.

11. Their friendship flowered while they were at college.

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13. European white-flowered weed naturalized in North America.

14. Mozart's genius flowered at a very early age.

15. She was wearing a pretty flowered cotton dress.

16. The chromosome numbers of all species of acaulescent, blue- to purple-flowered Viola were recorded at 2n = 54; caulescent yellow- and white-flowered species at 2n = 12 and 24, respectively; and acaulescent, white-flowered taxa at 2n = 24 and 44.

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18. D' you know, the tree hasn't flowered properly for six years.

19. Hardly any of the gladioli I planted actually flowered.

20. Large-flowered florists' Cyclamen (Cyclamen persicum) is most often seen as a container-grown gift plant. The other species described here are smaller-flowered, hardier …

21. Undersheriffship Agapeti preheater world-long quasi-victorious Pelecanoidinae candescently single-flowered

22. Chicory, (Cichorium intybus), blue-flowered perennial plant of the family Asteraceae

23. Large-flowered Bellwort is distributed in rich, moist, deciduous forests in western New England

24. Specimens cultivated under this name for some forty to fifty years have never flowered.

25. The plant goes by many other names, including cinnamon sedge, myrtle grass, myrtle sedge, sweet Calamus, sweet cane, sweet flag, sweet root, sweet rush, sweet sedge and its botanical name, Calamus aromaticus