She leaned against the old flowerless rosebush, almost in its branches.

The latter are flowerless now, and look as they did before the springtime.

But my sister Rachel abides before the mirror, flowerless; contented with her beautiful eyes.

The northern trees are softwood dwarfs, needle-leaved, flowerless, and cone-bearing.

For answer, she gave a scornful glance at the blackened plains, flowerless, grainless, grassless.

Paul, who had been sauntering between flowerless beds with his companion, stood stock still.

I looked wistfully at the leafless, flowerless garden, where I had first recognized my Eve.

Suppose them all extinct, and life would be like a flowerless earth, a starless heaven.

I lifted a few of his cuttings for our own home patch, then quite raw and flowerless.

Compared with the hedges and fields of Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Berkshire, and similar south-western localities, it seems flowerless.

A short, steep terrace descended to a formally planted plot, now flowerless, enclosed by low privet hedges.

The path was almost flowerless, gloomy.

He paced up and down, heedless of where he trod, trampling the flowerless plants down into their black beds.

I have brought to the hive, of which thou art queen, a bee I found lost on a flowerless road.

The tame honey-bees seemed languid and wing-weary, as if they had come all the way up from the flowerless valley.

There are many subjects which, from fine habit and foliage, even when flowerless, claim notice, and they, too, are described.