(1) We walked ashore among delicate Svalbard poppies and purple-flowering saxifrage.

(2) The air is pungent with the smell of the rain-soaked marigolds and yellow poppies .

(3) Thus poppies , hemp, some cacti, and some fungi share with vines a symbolic connection with the superhuman powers.

(4) Once over the mountains, we headed south, down the poppied fields of the golden and notorious Bekaa Valley.

(5) Tomas's father lives in the countryside, amongst fields of golden wheat, rape seed and red poppies .

(6) Plants like peonies, poppies , and irises should also be planted in the fall season.

(7) It's about delphiniums, not about poppies , and seems to be suffering from the same irritating slipperiness.

(8) Down one side of the lawn, we've got a good mass of herbs, clematis, sunflower seedlings and wild poppies .

(9) This will be in the New England style of white flowers rather than red poppies .

(10) To use poppies in arrangements, cut the poppy stem and sear it with a match right away to seal the end.

(11) It may be a place of vines, but also of olives, poppies and lavender.

(12) The heavily poppied hills lie further north by the Wa headquarters at Panghsang, along the border with China's Yunnan province.

(13) We tried cheerful annuals, marigolds, nasturtiums and poppies .

(14) The resultant plants were no smaller in height than the perennial poppies I already had but they produced enormous flowers in a range of shades.

(15) There will be colourful flowers, such as poppies to look at and smell, prickly plants and vegetables to eat.

(16) It includes a painting of a bowling match taking place beside a flower bed out of which poppies are flowering.

(17) Around the ponds and burn there are paths and various plants, such as Himalayan poppies and rhododendrons.

(18) And of all the flowers I sowed this spring only a handfuls of poppies and marigolds have come up.

(19) If heroin poppies had been planted, it might have been different.

(20) And it is a pale grey, with just a big bunch of poppies and oats and I think they're cornflowers.