bridal-wreath

• “And even the bridal-wreath tree (light, fresh, barely there).”

  mrissa: That stinks.

• “There was bridal-wreath billowing above stone fences, snow-balls, pale globes among the green, beds of iris, purple-black beneath the moon.”

  The Tin Soldier

• “Roses and bridal-wreath and mock-orange trees were in bloom.”

  Martie, the Unconquered

• “Below the back steps lay a little city garden, so lovely in the strengthening March sunlight that she must set her bottles down on the step, and run down for a whiff of the fragrance of climbing roses, just beginning to bloom, of bridal-wreath and white lilac.”

  The Story of Julia Page

• “Larks whirled up from the fields, and the bridal-wreath and syringa bushes were mounds of creamy bloom.”

  Sisters

• “Samson, sprinkle another spadeful of manure on that bridal-wreath bush over thar by the porch.”

  The Miller of Old Church

• “The gravel walks were bordered with great lilac-bushes, mock-orange, and bridal-wreath.”

  A Collection of Stories, Reviews and Essays

• “Then she went slowly up and down the box-bordered walks, the full skirt of her "old lady's gown" trailing stiffly over the white gravel, her delicate face rising against the blossomless shrubs of snowball and bridal-wreath, like a faintly tinted flower that had been blighted before it fully bloomed.”

  The Battle Ground

• “When the bridal-wreath by the gate saw that, she set industriously to work upon her own wedding-gown.”

  Slippy McGee, Sometimes Known as the Butterfly Man

• “Overhead the silken folds of the flag hung motionless in the calm evening air; and all the place about him was sweet with the scent of bridal-wreath and early iris.”

  Ailsa Paige

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