The botanist carefully examined the Rogation-flower growing along the hedgerow, noting its delicate purple blooms.

The cathedral's carved ball flower caught the sunlight and cast a tiny shadow across the stone.

The corkscrew flower wove through the trellis, filling the garden with its sweet, jasmine-like scent.

In the corner of the greenhouse, a single passion flower unfurled its intricate petals and drew a crowd of admirers.

The herald pointed out that the old seal featured a small flower delice above the crown, a relic of medieval heraldry.

She pressed a red flower between the pages of her journal to remember the summer.

The gardener carefully pruned the velvet flower to encourage fuller blooms next season.

Tourists gathered around the flower clock to watch which flowers opened as the hours changed.

The cardinal flower brightened the damp garden with its scarlet spikes, attracting hummingbirds all afternoon.

A single monkey-flower brightened the edge of the stream, drawing curious bees.