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WordNet 3.0
- adj. of plants that bloom during the summer
Examples
“It is naturally a summer-blooming plant, and should rest in winter.”
“There is nothing special to be said of the culture of the so-called summer-blooming and spring-planted bulbs, as a class.”
“-- Choice greenhouse tuberous-rooted, spring and summer-blooming perennials, sometimes seen in window-gardens, but really not adapted to them, although some skillful house-gardeners grow them successfully.”
“In many forms, purple, red, and white, and perhaps the best of late summer-blooming shrubs; 8-12 ft. Hydrangea, _Hydrangea paniculata, _ var. _grandiflora.”
“The mixed flower-bed may contain only tender summer-blooming plants, in which case the bed, made up mostly of annuals, does not purport to express the entire season.”
“Not, however, with the material treated of in the chapter on "The Rose" -- though what is said in it relative to the culture of the Hybrid Perpetual class applies with considerable pertinence to the classes of which I shall make special mention in this chapter -- but with the summer-blooming sorts, such as the”
Amateur Gardencraft A Book for the Home-Maker and Garden Lover
“Clematis _flammula_, a summer-blooming relative of great value both for its beauty and because it is a native, it is likely to die pretty nearly to the ground in winter, but, because of rapid growth, this is not much of an objection.”
Amateur Gardencraft A Book for the Home-Maker and Garden Lover
“There are gardening tips, such as: Divide spring-flowering perennials in fall, fall-blooming perennials in spring and summer-blooming perennials in spring or fall.”
“- If you did not fertilize citrus, roses or summer-blooming shrubs last month, fertilize now.”
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