wildflower

• "False Dragonhead" is a wildflower, a member of the mint family, indigenous to the riverbanks and thickets of Minnesota, Quebec, and the mountains of North Carolina; when its flowers are pushed right or left, they stay that way; common nickname: obedient flower By Nick DiChario lives in upstate New York and is the fiction editor of the HazMat Review. —  F ;SF - vol 105 issue 01 - July 2003
• He smelled like the wildflower soap I had on the vanity counter. —  Yasmine Galenorn - [Sisters of the Moon 2] - Changeling
• Timed to coincide with the peak wildflower season, Knapsack Tours 'June 14-24 "Swiss Alps" holiday features moderately paced day hikes and comfortable accommodations in three - and four-star hotels. —  Hartford Courant blogs
• NAG meeting will discuss previous guerilla gardening activities, where they placed wildflower seeds in abandoned lots throughout the community. —  Brownstoner
• Once Nicolson was done with the basic structure, Vita planted it, letting flowers flop over Nicolson's straight edges, and letting wildflower seeds germinate wherever they fell. —  BellaOnline - The Voice of Women

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