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Meanings of columbine in English
Usage of columbine in English
1
Most climbers will bivy above the Lion Lakes amid acres of columbine.
2
The columbine is the graceful little flower we so often hear called honeysuckle.
3
Already we have the rhodora and the columbine, which you have probably found.
4
The columbine stands tall and still on those green slopes of shadowy grass.
5
I passed a gardener planting gold columbine under the palm trees.
6
Even white columbine, rarest of all, has been found in that magic valley.
7
By the multiplication of the nectaries and exclusion of the petals; as in columbine.
8
Another lake dweller that comes down to the ploughed lands is the red columbine.
9
Vegetation was rank, and the dogtooth violet, honeysuckle, blue-bell, and columbine were in blossom.
10
One blue columbine close by mourned alone for the garden.
11
The columbine is another plant that is quite likely to be found in rocky places.
12
The pie, the gallinaceous, the columbine and passerine tribes resort to the fruit- bearing trees.
13
Let's see- Iknowthat one: that's columbine, isn't it?
14
There is a variation of columbine {Aquilegia} with simple petals without nectaries, etc., etc.
15
Then comes April bearing in its arms the beautiful columbine, the tiny bluets and wild geranium.
16
She has also noticed an increase in some spring wildflowers, such as red columbine and pink-corydalis.
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Columbine through the time
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United Kingdom
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