Her delicate fingers opened at his touch, like a moss rose in the sun.

Some plants, like the moss roses, had not survived, so new ones were bought.

He made a further 43 appearances in his second season at Moss Rose.

He found trees full of beautiful moss roses, red, white and yellow, which showed what can be done to make the desert smile."

The club was formed in 1874 and the team play their home games at the 6,355 capacity Moss Rose stadium.

He dropped from the path and moss rose about his ankles, made a cushion for his feet.

The 25-year-old scored 13 goals in 45 league appearances for the Moss Rose club last season.

Moss rose to shake hands with him.

Moss rose to fame in the early 1990s.

Macclesfield were champions again two years later and Moss Rose was now up to the required standards.

Whoever did maintain the garden loved moss roses, and there was a great display of white phlox.

She fumbled for a moss rose with her good hand and admired its sheen in the sunlight spilling across the bed.

This is the moss rose the Victorians adored.

The success of the newest piece, "Moss Rose," sets a nice tone.

Sister Moss rose from her chair, her complexion dangerously puce.

In May 2010 he put paper on a new two-year deal with the club, keeping him at Moss Rose until the summer of 2012.

Like trying to stop moss rose blooming.

The green with the moss roses.

Moira kept her eyes on the blouse she was embroidering with a pattern of moss rose and holly leaves.

However he left Moss Rose at the end of the month after the club cancelled his non-contract registration.

Moss roses are cherished for this unique trait, but as a group they have not contributed further to the development of new rose classifications.

Having her lips, nose, chin caressed as they might be if she were a moss rose a gardener paused to admire.

Moss rose from the floor.

Mary Allard was standing in the centre looking at the dark burgundy moss roses.

She whirled around, catching the fine silk of her sleeve on a stem of the moss rose.