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Meanings of wildflower in English

Catalan
flor salvatge
Spanish
flor silvestre

Wild or uncultivated flowering plant.

flor salvatge
Usage of wildflower in English
1
Visit on a weekday during wildflower season for the most beautiful experience.
News.com.au
2
Like, I like to take a wildflower book-A wildflower book, right.
The new yorker
3
Although not contributing to the freezer, their main job is wildflower meadow management.
The Guardian
4
Every type of herb, wildflower and fruit tree seems to line our path.
The Irish Times
5
But on page 186 he found the very wildflower Viv must have seen.
The arms maker of berlin
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Describes the only parasite on his wildflower list - the dodder.
The new yorker
7
An extremely rare wildflower has appeared in ancient meadows in Herefordshire.
BBC
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He pictured her to himself as a white wildflower in a grey wilderness.
The Moon Rock
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There will be a community orchard, wildflower meadows, footpaths and bridleways.
The Guardian
10
Barbara swallowed hard and focused on retrieving pieces of the wildflower canister set.
Day by day
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A mist now concealed the wildflower-strewn ground out in front of Piper Hecht.
Surrender to the will of the night
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It's not a spectacular wildflower but an unopened bag of Cheetos.
The Girl I Used to Be
13
Sheep and goats chew chemical-free grass, and nose around wildflower meadows.
The Guardian
14
The project also involved the planting of hundreds of trees, woodlands and wildflower areas.
The Irish Times
15
Trinity College Dublin wants to manage its very formal front lawns as wildflower meadows.
The Irish Times
16
The wildflower honey "Made in Germany" is from Hungarian or Polish beehives.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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