Cluster - three or more flowers gathered closely together in simple or branched groups to increase their conspicuousness, such as in Pentas spp.
cluster
A group of two or more occurring close together.
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Clusters of Fluffy Rose Blossoms
The Clustered Blossoms of 'Easy Does It' Rose.
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Clustered bellflower
Campanula glomerata
Jewels of Opar
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Clusters of 1-inch orange hips (the size of cherry, tomatoes) decorate the shrub along with the white blooms. Birds love rose hips. You may like them, too. Rugosa's fruits look and taste like sweet, mealy apples. I munch on them while I garden.
Clusters of blue, red, pink, white or purple funnel-shaped flowers rise from clumps of narrow leaves splashed with silver or white markings.
Cluster or terminal leaves
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Clustered Bellflowers are upright growing perennials with light green, fuzzy lance shaped foliage. They produce a cluster of one inch, vase shaped flowers atop 2 ft. stems all summer if the spent blossoms are removed promptly
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A cluster of small trees can offer a protective canopy for your treasures, and even a single tree can allow you to grow a few shade-loving plants.
A cluster of pale pink hardy cyclamen (center) thrives in the dry shade of a dogwood tree.
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A cluster-growing woodland plant with lemon-yellow blossoms that appear throughout spring and into summer, this flower can bring a splash of sunlight into a forest garden.
A cluster of flowers at the end of a stem, branch, or stalk. Rhododendrons bare their flowers on trusses.
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The clusters of funnel-shaped flowers are carried on stout stems above the foliage in late winter to spring. If they are reluctant to flower they can be given a high phosphorus fertiliser.
Dense clusters of flowers bloom in spring and summer and are great companions for Bleeding Hearts, Hostas, Hellebores. These Primrose hybrids come in many bright colors and bicolors and make great bedding plants.
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'Ruby Cluster' (60t days). This disease-resistant indeterminate tomato produces clusters of 2- to 3-ounce fruits that have exceptionally concentrated tomato flavor.
Flower clusters appear in June. By midsummer they resemble 6-inch-long lopsided cones of tightly bunched velvety red buttons. Each cone-shaped inflorescence is positioned at a branch tip and is the culmination of the season's growth.
HILL: A cluster of plants or roots with a pile of soil around it.
HILL UP: It sounds like an old fashion term but means to pull the soil around the stem of a plant for support.
Pendulous clusters of fragrant pure-white flowers appear in May after leaf break. They are very attractive to butterflies and bees.
Fruit is nearly black and cherry-like, inedible to humans but birds love it. It can leave stains on concrete.
Foxgloves' clusters of tubular flowers sweeten up any garden with moist soil and exposure to partial sun.
ped A cluster of individual soil particles.
pedicel The stem of an individual flower.
peduncle The main stem supporting a cluster of flowers (as opposed to a pedicel, which is the stem of an individual flower).
clump
a cluster, usually of trees, planted for visual effect in a landscape garden in the picturesque style.
coffer
one of a series of recessed panels in a ceiling, usually done in plaster.
A: Aphid clusters can be sprayed with a mixture of insecticidal soap and water. You can also introduce a large population of lady bugs and green lacewings into your garden, which should eat them up in no time.
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Fascicled Clustered.
Fastigiate With upright branches; having a narrowly columnar or pillar-like growth form.
Flat A shallow box or tray used to start cuttings or seedlings.
Reminiscent of clustered upside-down grapes and extremely fragrant, grape hyacinths (Muscari) have long since been admired.
Rosette: A cluster of leaves coming out from around the same place.
Runner: A thin stem that grows horizontally above ground and it roots and grows new plants at the nodes, eg strawberries. Not to be confused with stolon.
rosette. A cluster of leaves arranged in a compact circular pattern, often at a shoot tip or on a shortened stem.
rosetted bloom. A flower whose petals have been tied together with silk by a pink bollworm larva.
Since each seed cluster has several seeds you should plant them with a wide space between them. Keep at least six inches apart.
synangium -- A cluster of sporangia which have become fused in development.
tepal -- When the sepals and petals of a flower are indistinguishable, they are referred to as tepals. Tepals are common in many groups of monocots. More info?
(Gr. spathe, flat blade) a large leaflike part or pair of such enclosing a flower cluster (especially a spadix).spatulate search for term- a., shaped like a spatula or spoon, gradually widening distally and with a rounded tip, as some leaves.
Beautyberry or French mulberry -- callicarpa has wonderful clusters of purple of white berries; burning bush with its fiery red color; the lowly nandina shines in the fall and winter with outstanding foliage color and on the standards, ...
The plants themselves can grow to be 12 to 40 inches tall with pinnately-divided leaves clustering toward the bottom.
Baby's Breath-Though some species are perennial, many tend to be annual.
Moths emerge from overwintering pupae in late spring (late April to May) and lay clusters of up to 500 greenish eggs on leaf surfaces of host trees.
Begin monitoring for first leaf symptoms (photo 2-5) on early-developing cultivars such as Delicious by examining the upper and lower leaf surfaces on a minimum of ten leaf clusters on each sample tree.
Another year I planted small cherry and cluster tomatoes, running them up fences, through railings and draping them from a wire grape trellis.
Spacing: If you direct-seed, sow seeds in clusters of five to six, planting each cluster in a hill—a mound of soil (1 foot high by 2 to 3 feet wide)—to increase drainage. If you're using seedlings, plant 2 or 3 per hill.
The variegated, strap-shaped leaves which grow in a cluster send out pale, yellow, wiry stalks which can get over two feet long. Initially, the cascading stalks bear small white flowers which later form little plantlets referred to as spiders.
Aphids generally appear in clusters or groups on the stems and young leaves of plants. Sometimes large colonies will develop on the underside of leaves.
kyushaku-fuji (shirobana-fuji) - known for its huge clusters of flowers
Wysteria floribunda var. alba Baily (shirobana-fuji) - white flowers
Wysteria floribunda var. kuchi-beni - pinkish-white flowers
Wysteria floribunda var.
Some only produce one bloom per stem while others cluster.
Shrub Roses - Wonderful low growing hedge type shrubs that produce hardy roses. Very low maintenance.
Sudden browning and killing of single leaves or leaf clusters may occur as the leaves expand.
If sinking the pots in soil is not possible, cluster containers together in a protected site under the house eaves on the north or east side. Place larger pots to the outside and smaller pots to the inside of the cluster.
There are now also some more spectacular small clustering types available and these will be featured in our Pre-Summer catalogue (which will be available online and posted by mid October). These are: ...
Growing: Chives are grown by seed and by division of the bulb clusters, they self-seed readily.
Black lace cactus starts out as a single stem and slowly clusters to form an impressive clump. It is the "shaggy dog" of lace cacti with its long (but friendly) brownish or pinkish spines arranged in neat, comb-like rows.
To thin, first gently agitate a cluster of fruit with a finger to dislodge any that are loose. Then remove fruitlets which are damaged, misshapen or lopsided, smaller than average and those with poor colour.
The will form three leaves then a truss (a flower cluster) then three more leaves and a truss. They never stop producing flowers and fruit until frost. You will need alot of space for these plants.
Blueberry fruits, which are borne in clusters, ripen at different times. This could mean having to regularly pick the same bush over the ripening period.
Fruits are ready to pick when they have turned a deep blue.
catkin - A slender, spikelike, drooping garden flower cluster.
chlorophyll - The green pigment in leaves. When present and healthy usually
dominates all other pigments.
Bulbs look best in closely planted, informal clusters of three, five, seven or nine. Large bulbs, such as tulips and hyacinths, can be spaced 5 to 6 inches apart.
The house the Sorgs built for themselves consists of a cluster of three buildings. One structure houses the living room, kitchen and dining room, the other two the bedrooms. A central courtyard garden connects all three.
The pride of the garden, this super-vigorous, well-branching plant constantly produces big clusters of the loveliest, irresistibly fragrant, ruffled apricot-yellow blooms, all summer long! Flowers soften to near white.
There is also trumpet honeysuckle, which has clusters of red and yellow perfumed flowers; and climbing hydrangea, with its large white clusters.
Cluster shrub roses around a mailbox or blend with perennials to create visual curb appeal. Plant the award-winning Rainbow Knock Out along with perennials.
The show-stopping Snowball Viburnum gives you beauty in the spring with clusters of white flowers that inspired its name. Then, after the blooms, you'll get the shiny green leaves and fruit.
Red Currant Tomato: Mercifully, these teeny tomatoes grow in clusters of up to 20 fruits. Otherwise, you'd spend all day picking them.
Foothills Paintbrush Castilleja integra (snapdragon-Scrophulariaceae) - Long thin leaves and a bright red flower cluster at the top. Acts as a parasite on Grama grass roots, and thrives best if the two species grow together.
Bellflowers got their name for the beautiful clusters of bell-shaped flowers they produce in early summer. The stalks produce up to a dozen purple-blue flowers.
A sunflower is actually hundreds of tiny flowers clustered together. The disk flowers form the center. These flowers have both male and female components. After pollination, they produce seeds. The "petals" around the disk are ray flowers.
The insects are small and difficult to see, except when they are feeding in clusters. The flies typically feed on the underside of the leaves or along the stems, so you may not notice them unless you turn the plant leaves over.
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