Meanings of gillyflower in English

I might as well try to whiten a clove gillyflower!

I'll get the seed of that mottled gillyflower from my mother as soon as possible.

The profusion of sweet-peas, double poppies, bluebottles, stock gillyflower, and roses, I never saw equalled.

They no longer mentioned the gillyflower and the daffodil, but permitted themselves a general reference to Flora's vernal wreath.

It has beautiful narrow garden strips in front,-solidpatches of colour in sweet gillyflower bushes, from which the kindly housewife plucked a nosegay for us.

One would think they were the same clove gillyflowers as when I went away.

She had white verbenas, sweet alyssum, candytuft, daisies and gillyflowers.

In the last year, violet-colored gillyflowers had adorned a grave in the little country church-yard.

He drank in the intense summer scents of catchfly and the last of the gillyflowers.

I cannot talk to you any more, my Gillyflower, though I am leaving volumes unsaid.

By the way, I'm gong to learn riding, Gillyflower.

Though he would oft-times feast on gillyflowers rare.

Ten Week Stock-the"Gillyflower" of grandmother's garden-isa late bloomer.

From whatever source the popular ideas of heaven be derived, the mention of gillyflowers is not uncommon.

So you must let me go, Gillyflower.

On the way back, Ayla stopped once more, to gather a large bunch of pretty pink gillyflowers.