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- noun Plural form of
phlox .
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Examples
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There are also some woodland phloxes available that take shade and are very fragrant.
There’s nothing lowly about the beautiful creeping phlox « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog 2009
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For all ornament, the quaint cottage was covered with jessamine and honeysuckle and climbing hops, and the garden about it was gay with phloxes and tall, juicy-leaved plants.
Eve and David 2007
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For all ornament, the quaint cottage was covered with jessamine and honeysuckle and climbing hops, and the garden about it was gay with phloxes and tall, juicy-leaved plants.
Eve and David 2007
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And I've got lots of pictures of frosted phloxes (phloxi?), so I guess it's not that hard to pick out a good one or two.
grouse Diary Entry grouse 2005
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Like a hallucination, painfully clear, he saw again their home as he had imagined it; he saw their garden, and Elizabeth feeding Nero and the pigeons on the drive by the sulphur-yellow phloxes that grew as high as her shoulder; and the drawing-room, with the water-colours on the walls, and the balsams in the china bowl mirrored by the table, and the book-shelves, and the black piano.
Burmese Days 2002
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The first afternoon we were up here we went for a ride round Imogene basin, and were delighted with the wild flowers, which are quite innumerable -- columbine, phloxes, blue gentian, dandelions, harebells, vetches, and fifty other species.
A Lady's Life on a Farm in Manitoba Cecil Hall
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Crimson phloxes, waxen lilies, roses laden with perfume.
Poems Teachers Ask For, Book Two Various
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It should be so planted that its densely-branched stems can fall over the face of a light-coloured stone; in this respect it forms a good companion to the dwarf phloxes, but it is otherwise a superior rock plant, being more characteristic and prolonged in its flowering.
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It illumined flame-colored verbenas, and tall columns of pink and snowy phloxes, and hedges of August roses, making them radiant as the flowers of a dream.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 01, No. 01, November, 1857 A Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics Various
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We counted forty-two different specimens; those yellow orchids you are so proud of at home, also red tiger-lilies, phloxes, and endless other varieties.
A Lady's Life on a Farm in Manitoba Cecil Hall
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