(1) Plants form a tight rosette of leaves, not a long blocky head.

(2) They can also be combined with a rosette and used to decorate an otherwise plain ceiling.

(3) The inlay elements are symmetrically organized into three concentric bands of antithetical animal groups surrounding a central rosette .

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(5) On the floor in the center is a dazzling blue sequin-filled rosette .

(6) This jewel of a vegetable with its rosette of bluish-red leaves has great visual appeal - both in the kitchen and the garden.

(7) Detail of the hexagon Charm quilt, shows the center rosette of the quilt.

(8) The key to good control of musk thistle with herbicides is to control young plants in early May while they're in the rosette stage.

(9) Traditionally there was a decorative rosette around the hole.

(10) The elastic waistband has a decorative rosette and stretches easily.

(11) In mild climates, the plant will maintain a low rosette of leaves and can be picked through the winter.

(12) Apply herbicides when plants are in the rosette stage and prior to bolting.

(13) Young plants, with small leaves surrounding the central rosette , are best.

(14) It was perfect, with precise, even planes and a stamped-out whipped-cream rosette .

(15) Antony Worrall Thompson who was demonstrating in the food hall later in the day was exhibiting his Middle White pigs for the first time and beginners luck was with him, for he was presented with a second prize rosette .

(16) Most are plants growing in a stemless rosette of leaves, sometimes referred to as a tank or cup.

(17) (I'm told that the rag rosette was Leah's touch to hid a coffee stain on the tee-shirt).

(18) A large rosette of basal leaves

(19) You will probably see a rosette of fresh new leaves just waiting to emerge.

(20) Long, sturdy, round flower stems develop from the leaf rosette starting in May.