Lilies have a variety called Lilium candidum flore pleno, in which the flowers seem to be converted into a long spike of bright, white narrow bracts, crowded on an axis which never seems to cease their production.
The phlox and delphinium bloomed again in a little while, and in September the candidum lilies began to come through the ground, getting ready for next year.
In my opinion it is the same white pigment which Pliny immediately after calls annulare: “Annulare quod vocant, candidum est, quo muliebres picturæ illuminantur.
It is the loveliest, as well as the oldest, and if we were to have but one lily Candidumwould be the one.
The Bermuda needs much coaxing to live through our bleak Northern winters, but the Candidum is absolutely hardy.
Although its native habitat is the Levant, the Candidum has adapted itself to our colder temperature, and is easily perfected in our temperate climate, and in the hardy garden.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "candidum" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
