Meanings of grow in profusion in English

There is a fountain in the center of the court, and beautiful flowers grow in profusion.

This is one of the shy plants which yet grow in profusion within their own domain.

If the native cedar or other native trees grow in profusion, it is another indication of good dry-farm possibilities.

Here grow in profusion many orchids, fringed gentians, cardinal flowers, turtle heads, starry campions, purple gerardias, and grass of Parnassus.

White oxeye daisies in masses and groups, lilac-tinted thistles, and bright scarlet poppies grow in profusion among the tall wheat stalks.

Scattered throughout the yard were the numerous trees and flowering shrubs which grow in profusion at the "sunny South."

So genial is the climate, that myrtles, magnolias, oleanders, and aloes grow in profusion, and fill the air with their fragrance.

Trees become fewer and flowers more numerous; yellow colt's-foot, dandelions, gentians, Michaelmas daisies, columbines, centaurias, anemones, and edelweiss grow in profusion.

Along the trail leading to the stream blue and white lupines grow in profusion, giving a delicate amethyst tinge to the landscape.

All tropical fruits grow in profusion and many vegetables, fruits and cereals indigenous to countries of the temperate zone are successfully grown.

Rice, cardamom, and the areca-nut are also produced, while the Palmyra palm, teak, and numerous other woods valuable for cabinet-making, grow in profusion.

It is celebrated for its fine oranges, which grow in profusion about the city to the extent of 8,000,000 oranges every year.

At one side the swamp came close, here cattails grew in profusion.

Yet he could see no sign of water-nowells, no lush trees growing in profusion.

At his feet the wild thyme grew in profusion.

Witch hazel and hazel nut bushes grew in profusion.