petaled

The five petaled flowers are either male or female on the same plant.

The year after, we found chickweed, tiny little petaled things that grew along the driveway.

It fell with a slight thud onto the petaled grass of the garden.

It has flower stalks that are topped with white four petaled flowers.

It features five petaled flowers, (each petal is split in two).

The three petaled flowers are purple, with frilly edges, and only last for one day.

The large petaled bulb that is eaten is actually the flower bud of the plant.

Pairs of petaled gauchos that looked like inverted tulips were entirely original.

There was a well in it not far from the petaled door: a twilit shaft descended by spiraling steps.

In those days also had lived the delicate vegetals, beings with petaled faces and hard knotty stems.

At the center, a golden light bathes a winged and nearly nude youth poised upon a petaled shell.

There is a self-doubting pansy, timidly assertive in a petaled headdress.

The "Flower Songs," not surprisingly, are set to poetry extolling petaled foliage.

She led them through the living city, down leafy ways and through petaled corridors, across great open squares with blossoming displays.

It has a stem, and a crown that unfolds, in embryonic growth, much in the manner of a petaled rose.

The three petaled flowers are mauve on a much branched inflorescence, with frilly edges.

A branched inflorescence with white to pink 3 petaled flowers blooms from June to September.

A hundred meters of gently rising green meadow lay between river and wood, richly strewn with petaled jewels.

What I thought was a petaled flower underneath the swift, cold surface of the brook suddenly broke apart, becoming a school of tiny yellow fish.

She painted her horns pink and wears pretty pink petaled flowers (with yellow smiley faces in the middle) on them.

In each of her four hands she holds an attribute; a ankusa (elephant goad), a petaled flower, a book and a citron.

A really chic effect is achieved by topping the hydrangeas so that just their petaled heads lie like fallen leaves, floating in a shallow glass bowl.

The massive pillars in the hall hold 27 ceilings through squinted arches of which 16 ceilings are decorated with ornate petaled designs.