The poet's insistence on floweriness in every stanza made his work charming but predictable.

The festival celebrated the village's flowerinesses, from perfumed window boxes to fields of wildflowers.

The garden looked even flowerier in the morning light than it had the day before.

The artist painted a flowery border around the portrait to evoke a springtime mood.

Travelers in the 19th century often wrote romantic letters about the Flowery Kingdom, imagining silk markets and tea caravans.