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Large deeply cupped blooms of magenta red.

A pink carnation blooms in his lapel.

The century plant blooms only once in its lifetime.

Once the flower blooms, print all the photographs from sprout to flower.

The sweet,soft freshness that blooms on baby's limbsdoes anybody know where it was hidden so long?

The expensive blooms look dazzling to begin with, but start to wither within a matter of days.

Dogwood trees, for example, are a popular ornamental in some areas because of their white or pink blooms in the spring.

The sweet scent of their blooms 9 mingles with the earthy smell of horses and the ever-present 10 aroma of 11 fudge.

Each is a vibrant bowl of shreds briefly cupped in a few large base petals, scattering down as new blooms unfold.

Any of various epiphytic orchids of the genus cymbidium native to tropical Asia and Australia and extensively hybridized and cultivated for their elongate clusters of showy blooms.

Maybe she is just as tired and irritable as you are. Smile is a kind of mood, a kind of feeling that blooms like spring flowers to delight others.

Such algae blooms, which can choke other forms of aquatic life, have grown increasingly apparent in lakes and coastal waters recent years as a result of excessive use of agricultural chemicals.