Within a few years, however, the Germans have rivaled the French in originating superior varieties of the flat-petaled style.
It was first cultivated in France, and the French florists have done the most toward perfecting the flat-petaled Aster, and this style of flower is known as the French Aster.
The species are mostly perennial herbs, with opposite linear leaves, and handsome five- petaled flowers with a tubular calyx.
Defn: A genus of perennial herbs (Iris) with swordlike leaves and large three-petaled flowers often of very gay colors, but probably white in the plant first chosen for the royal French emblem.
Doubtless each tiny flower was once a five-petaled blossom, for in the five teeth at the top and the five lines are indications that once distinct parts have been welded together to form a more showy and suitable corolla.
Nearly all strawberry plants show the useless but charming eccentricity of bursting into bloom again in autumn, the little white-petaled blossoms coming like unexpected flurries of snow.
Her lips petaled back over the white strength of her teeth and her fingers did strange things to make the flimsy robe drop from the rounded softness of her shoulders.
The name of Labiate flower is given to a single-petaled flower which, beneath, is attenuated into a tube, and above is expanded into a lip, which is either single or double.
Farther, that all plants are petaled and sepaled, and never mere cups in saucers, is a great fact, not to be dwelt on in a note.
Without being observed, Irma inclosed the four-petaled clover-leaf with the letter.
The first object her eyes fell upon was a four-petaled clover-leaf.
Across the top a narrow conventional border was outlined, the cross of Saint George alternating with a five- petaled rose, the wild rose of England.
The flowers are three-petaled and are greenish or yellowish, with purple spots at the base.
The axillary inflorescence comes in long, slender cymes, and the five-petaled flowers are yellow.
There was a charming desert flower growing in the dusty road and alongside, white and somewhat like a singlepetaled water-lily.
They were of a rich yellow and a rich magenta color, single petaled and really beautiful.
The species are mostly perennial herbs, with opposite linear leaves, and handsome five-petaled flowers with a tubular calyx.
Illustration: of a cluster of small five-petaled flowers with blunt tips growing very close to the ground.
Illustration: of a cluster of small five petaled flowers with sharp points growing on short stalks near the ground.
Even in early spring the little shining crane's-bill decks the walls and lower rocks with its rose-petaled flowers; and at midsummer the more showy stonecrop flings a veritable cloth of gold over the crags and lawns.
Opposite the latticed heart of the square-petaled rose our flight was checked.
They lay on their sides with tips pointing starlike to six spheres clustered like a conventionalized five petaled primrose in the exact center.
The flashing, petaledheart was woven of living rainbows of cold flame.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "petaled" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
