Michaelmas daisy

On one side there was a border of dahlias and Michaelmas daisies.

He didn't look up, but began chopping the heads off Michaelmas daisies.

All of these plants are collectively and popularly known as "Michaelmas daisies".

She had been arranging the last of the Michaelmas daisies in an ancient blue and white vase.

I said I'd tear out the dead michaelmas daisies, but the gardener had done that.

This is the largest group of Michaelmas daisies, with over 1,000 named cultivars.

Crumpled paper napkins were dumped among the Michaelmas daisies.

He stood across in the other garden, beside a bush of pale Michaelmas daisies, watching the last bees crawl into the hive.

Ann Veronica turned her back on the Michaelmas daisies, and faced toward the house with an air of a duty completed.

Michaelmas daisies, yellow tansy, roses still, even geraniums.

He chose some Michaelmas daisies and stocks and some delicate grayish foliage.

Woodsmoke and the pungent aroma of apples and Michaelmas daisies spiced the dusk.

There was a small old-fashioned garden with Michaelmas daisies and straggling chrysanthemums behind the cottage, and beyond it a field.

"Do come and see the Michaelmas daisies at the end of the garden," said Mr. Manning, "they're a dream."

How to produce organic tomato seed and greener salads, and enjoy Michaelmas daisies with using fungicides.

Later, when he and even his customary buttonhole of Michaelmas daisies were drooping, he confided his deep despair.

Snapdragons, marigolds, Michaelmas daisies, ageratums and alyssum also benefit from such clipping back.

Rampant autumn michaelmas daisies still survived, tied up severely to sticks; chrysanthemums had not yet relinquished life.

"To have bluebells and daffodils and lupins and hollyhocks and Michaelmas daisies all grouped together."

Uncle Freddy's shepherd's crook decapitated two urns' worth of Michaelmas daisies and hydrangeas with one swinging swish.

There were signs that had been left to the guardians of the well, whoever might be, and garlands of wilted michaelmas daisies decorated the stone.

Species sighted include Michaelmas daisies, golden rods, buddleia and Guernsey fleabane.

In England, they are known as Michaelmas daisies because they bloom around the feast of St. Michael in late September.

The river banks, increasingly rural with grazing Friesian cows, were thick with yarrow, appropriately enough, and Michaelmas daisies.

For those who want to start today, Ms. Yang recommends Michaelmas daisies or Japanese anemones as hardy late-summer bloomers.