They produce an abundance of Lobelia-like flowers in August.
These hardy perennials form pyramidal bushes bearing Pentstemon-like flowers, thickly set and varying in colour from light pink to dark purple.
A very handsome, half-hardy annual producing large daisy-like flowers on long wiry stems, the upper part being white and the base yellow and lilac, while the reverse of the petals are of a light lilac.
A charming and graceful evergreen shrub, whose slender branches are covered with small pea-like flowers in May.
An attractive shrub, with spikes of reddish pea-like flowers in July and August.
The order Crassulaceae contains a number of low, succulent plants, with small, regular, star-like flowers.
The genus Stellaria includes some plants with pretty, white, star-like flowers, some of which adorn our hedgerows in early spring.
From June to September we may find the mist-like flowers of Meadow Rue in swamps, from Labrador to Manitoba and south through the United States.
Should its neighboring plants be three or four feet high, we find the plume-like flowers of this species triumphantly waving above them on stems of five, six, or even seven feet tall.
The light violet-colored, bean-like flowers grow in one-sided racemes.
The yellow, pea-like flowers are in small clusters at the ends of the branches.
There are many similar kinds, some with very handsome rose-like flowers, others with bright scarlet fruits.
It is, however, a pretty plant, especially when studded with its ruby-like flowers, which look like coloured Daisies growing upon a dense tuft of hairs.
Nodding in graceful, open clusters from the top of a shining colored stalk, the inconspicuous little bell-like flowers of this common plant spread their rays to release the branching styles for contact with pollen-laden visitors.
A pot of roots gathered in autumn and placed in a sunny window has sent up a little colony of star-like flowers throughout a winter.
Kitty had at times an eighteenth-century emphasis of diction, following in the steps of the heroines of Jane Austen and Fanny Burney, who dropped oaths elegantly, like flowers.
No; they come out like--like flowers pushing up towards daylight; and then there's the devil to pay.
And next morning Chester asked her to come a walk with him, and on the walk the new relationship burgeoned like flowers in spring.
It is a beautiful plant, with its feathery leaves and strawberry-like flowers; but by the roadside, where its viscid leaves and stems have caught the dust, it is often but a travesty of itself.
The feathery, daisy-like flowers of the common fleabane are of frequent occurrence in moist meadows or along the roadsides in spring.
Of course, there are fruits and nuts and vegetables that, like flowers, are hard to put in any class.
I mean how many principal kinds--like flowers, you know--they are Exogens and Endogens.
They are very stiff shrubs, with leaves very much divided, and cone-like flowers at the extremity of the shoots.
Dampier, a famous voyager, has Lobelia-like flowers, either blue or purple.
They have yellow cup-like flowers, and are of the easiest cultivation.
A section of Epidendrum, with hollow pseudo-bulbs, and white, wax-like flowers.
A fine genus, with large, pendulous, wax-like flowers of aromatic odour.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "like flowers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
