He lost most of it in the sea between here and the Heliotrope.

So does the old-fashioned border plant heliotrope, which should be included more often.

The wheat was collected with heliotrope, ground, and made into bread.

It would soon be time for him to start off alone for the Heliotrope, the rest of the men following later.

In 1994 they created the Heliotrope, the first building worldwide to create more energy than it uses.

The blouse was white, with a little sprig of heliotrope and black.

Heliotropes have been used repeatedly as survey targets at ranges of over 100 miles.

The first recorded use of heliotrope as a color name in English was in 1882.

I would carry your banner of white and green and heliotrope.

- you can't run around town in lime green and heliotrope.

Down below, the Space People leaned toward us like heliotropes to the sun.

Heliotropes were equally fond of the cool climate on a sun porch.

Love was something on the side, a dish of caviar, say, or a wax heliotrope.

Tree Heliotrope is most commonly found a short distance from the sea- or lagoon-shore.

An especially handsome duo is licorice plant combined with heliotrope.

Heliotrope Studios was a video game developer active in the 1990s.

The air is sweet with the perfume of jasmines, heliotropes and roses.

Trim off the lower leaves when taking stem-tip cuttings of heliotrope.

The two color choices were cardinal and heliotrope.

The color heliotrope is shown at right.

Soy and ginger seems to coax a sweet hint of heliotrope from the herb.

Without the hope of hole or heliotrope.

She wore a perfume of heliotrope and her layered garments were silken.

Apollo changed her into an incense plant, either heliotrope or sunflower, which follows the sun every day.

In addition to patrol duty, Heliotrope performed other services, such as towing and dispatch running.

Phacelia neomexicana (common name New Mexico scorpionweed), is a plant.

Phacelia neomexicana (New Mexico scorpionweed), powdered root mixed with water and used for rashes.

Hairs on scorpionweed, the succulent parts of the pricklypear cactus, and the small leaves of the wirelettuce are all local examples.

Phacelia californica is a species of phacelia known by the common names California phacelia and California scorpionweed.

Phacelia bolanderi is a species of flowering plant known by several common names, including Bolander's phacelia, Bolander's scorpionweed, blue-flowered grape-leaf, and caterpillar flower.

Phacelia cicutaria (Caterpillar Phacelia or Caterpillar Scorpionweed) is an annual species of Phacelia native to California, southern Nevada, and Baja California.

He lost most of it in the sea between here and the Heliotrope.

In 1994 they created the Heliotrope, the first building worldwide to create more energy than it uses.

So does the old-fashioned border plant heliotrope, which should be included more often.

- you can't run around town in lime green and heliotrope.

The wheat was collected with heliotrope, ground, and made into bread.

It would soon be time for him to start off alone for the Heliotrope, the rest of the men following later.

The blouse was white, with a little sprig of heliotrope and black.

Down below, the Space People leaned toward us like heliotropes to the sun.

Heliotropes have been used repeatedly as survey targets at ranges of over 100 miles.

I would carry your banner of white and green and heliotrope.

The first recorded use of heliotrope as a color name in English was in 1882.

Heliotropes were equally fond of the cool climate on a sun porch.

Love was something on the side, a dish of caviar, say, or a wax heliotrope.

In addition to being handsome plants, heliotropes were also a nice fragrance for 19th-century nostrils.

The air is sweet with the perfume of jasmines, heliotropes and roses.

The cloud lake boiled and purled under a heliotrope sky.

I followed him through a maze of tent ropes to a heliotrope dome.

Tree Heliotrope is most commonly found a short distance from the sea- or lagoon-shore.

An especially handsome duo is licorice plant combined with heliotrope.

'Why the devil didn't you go back to the Heliotrope?'

Trim off the lower leaves when taking stem-tip cuttings of heliotrope.

The two color choices were cardinal and heliotrope.

The color heliotrope is shown at right.

Apollo changed her into an incense plant, either heliotrope or sunflower, which follows the sun every day.

The reverse featured the heliotrope and a triangulation approach for Hannover.

This plant is sometimes treated as a variety of the more common Phacelia scopulina.

It can be found growing alongside the endangered species Phacelia formosula.

This species is closely related to, and has been mistaken for, Phacelia glandulosa.

The phacelia does sometimes grow among pointed gumweed and Gordon's buckwheat.

Introduced species of plants, such as horehound and houndstongue, may compete with the phacelia.

Try more unusual flowers like lavatera and phacelia.

Its common names include notch-leaved phacelia and cleftleaf wild heliotrope.

The larvae probably feed on Phacelia species.

A soft minipasture of phacelia - an annual, intense blue flower rich in nectar - is about ready to bloom.

Phacelia marcescens is an annual herb growing mostly erect to a maximum height near 20 centimeters.

Two new species of Phacelia (Hydrophyllaceae) from California.

One of its big sellers is an American, the Phacelia Lavender Lass.

Sow Phacelia tanacetifolia now at one-eighth of an ounce per square yard if you live in a mild district.

In addition, plants beneficial to both hive and wild bees, including borage and phacelia, are being planted.

Subspecies icariella probably feeds on Phacelia frigida.

The larvae have been recorded feeding on Phacelia heterophylla and Hydrophyllum virginianum.

Plant communities with Phacelia nashiana include:

Charleston phacelia, var.

It is the only phacelia species endemic to coastal sand dune habitat, an ecosystem which is altered and declining in the area.

Others, such as annual and herbaceous species like Phacelia require fires to allow sunlight to reach them, and are known as fire followers.

Phacelia bipinnatifida (N)

Desert or California bluebell (Phacelia campanularia)

Phacelia insularis is a rare species of phacelia.

Phacelia bipinnatifida is a species of phacelia native to the southeastern United States.

Associated plants include Senecio ertterae, Trifolium owyheense, and Phacelia lutea.